Examples of using Buergo in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that she wished to flag two problems.
The Group had nominated Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) to fill the vacant post.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) introduced draft resolution A/C.5/54/L.27.
In the absence of any other nomination,she took it that the Committee wished to elect Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba).
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) agreed that a written explanation should be provided.
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The Committee elected, by acclamation, Ms. Dulce María Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) as a Vice-Chairman of the Committee, to fill the vacant post following the departure of Ms. Judith María Cardoze(Panama).
Ms. BUERGO(Cuba) said that her delegation supported the comments made by the representative of India.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) noted that the first year of the biennium 1998- 1999 had ended.
Ms. Buergo(Cuba) said that her delegation had some questions about the procedure to be followed by the Committee.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that there were too many issues still to discuss for the Committee simply to take note of the reports.
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) said that some of the replies of the Director of the Programme Planning and Budget Division were not very clear.
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) said that, like Mr. Sulaiman, she feared that the two Committees might take different decisions on the matter.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that she endorsed the recommendations of CPC and that its report would greatly facilitate the Committee' s work.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that the first word in paragraph 8 of the Spanish version of the draft text should be" Nota" rather than" Toma".
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) said that her delegation supported the statement made by the representative of Indonesia on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that the guidance which the Office of Legal Affairs provided to the General Assembly and its subsidiary bodies was very important.
Ms. Buergo Rodriquez(Cuba) said that her delegation endorsed the Chairman's remarks regarding the need for punctuality and the timely availability of documentation.
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) acknowledged the importance of improving oversight procedures, especially in view of the Organization's current financial difficulties.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that she supported the views expressed on behalf of the Group of 77 and China with respect to section 33 of the proposed programme budget.
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) reiterated her delegation's earlier question concerning the report requested by the Assembly on savings for the 1996-1997 biennium.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that the resources must be retained in the special account until all of the Conference' s mandated activities had been carried out.
Ms. BUERGO(Cuba) said that the Organization' s critical financial situation was certain to have a negative impact on its ability to discharge its various mandates effectively.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that her delegation wished to reiterate its support for the decision by the Bureau to consider the proposed programme budget section by section.
Ms. BUERGO(Cuba) said that, like other delegations, she had noted that the item on the programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 did not appear in the programme of work.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that it was not clear to her why the requirements of the International Court of Justice in respect of contractual services had risen by 58.7 per cent.
Ms. Buergo Rodriguez(Cuba) said that, in view of the importance of the issues raised in the report, informal consultations should be held before any decision was taken on the matter.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that Member States had a responsibility to ensure that the necessary measures were taken to address the difficulties faced by the staff of the Organization.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said that her delegation could vouch for the accuracy of the description of events just given by the representative of Jamaica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said it was important that the General Assembly should take a well-informed decision on the proposed amendments to the Staff Regulations, given the sensitivity of the issue.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) reiterated Cuba' s commitment to adopting the proposed programme budget for 2006-2007 by the end of 2005, but stressed the importance of devoting sufficient time to the consideration of the revised estimates.