Examples of using We cannot support in English and their translations into Arabic
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We cannot support this.
That is why, given the complexity and importance of this issue, we cannot support the draft resolution.
We cannot support the other portions.
The drafting of the textof the draft resolution is imprecise in this regard, and therefore we cannot support it.
Therefore, we cannot support these draft resolutions.
That African draft is our draft, and, as I said yesterday, we cannot support any other draft-- only this one.
We cannot support the part of 45 regarding individual procedures.
In this context, my delegation regrets that we cannot support the draft resolution contained in document A/C.1/52/L.1.
We cannot support a draft resolution supporting the CTBT.
As a result, we have been forced to conclude that we cannot support this draft, and we intend to vote against it.
And 135. We cannot support recommendation 134 with respect to prosecution.
Moreover, since there exists no international consensus on the abolition of capital punishment, we cannot support the Rapporteur's statement in this regard.
Most important, we cannot support a call for lifting the arms embargo.
While we share the view that the ultimate goal of nuclear disarmamentis the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, we cannot support the draft resolution as a whole.
We cannot support today the adoption of a text which we rejected only two months ago.
Nevertheless, because we cannot support the draft as written, the United States abstained in the voting on draft resolution A/C.1/64/L.24.
(f) We cannot support placing a numerical limit on the number of resolutions submitted per year.
For the above-mentioned reasons, we cannot support the extension of the current regime of easing sanctions with respect to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro).
We cannot support the part of the recommendation asking that we" guarantee… fair compensation.".
First, obviously, we cannot support the second preambular paragraph of the draft, which lists depleted uranium as a weapon of mass destruction.
We cannot support, therefore, the establishment of an ad hoc committee as called for in the resolution.
But we cannot support the extraterritorial extension of unilateral measures against a third country.
We cannot support the idea of merging the operational activities of all bodies into a single United Nations agency.
Therefore, we cannot support the call upon States that are not yet parties to that Treaty to accede to it.
We cannot support a mere transfer of resources from one organ to another without proper safeguards to ensure efficiency and accountability.
We cannot support proposals that exclude small countries or make it difficult for them to serve in key organs of the United Nations, including the Security Council.
We cannot support language that would infringe on the sovereign right of the United States Government to plan its military activities in accordance with its national security interests.
That being the case, we cannot support a resolution which calls upon States to become parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their legislation with its provisions.
That being the case, we cannot support the draft resolution, which calls upon States to become parties to the Convention on the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
We cannot support the proposal for an international conference on nuclear disarmament while we have on the near horizon the year 2000 Review Conference of the NPT and another special session of the Assembly on disarmament.