Examples of using Piet de klerk in English and their translations into French
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Rapporteur: Piet de Klerk the Netherlands.
In the course of its session, the Commission held seven plenary meetings(see A/CN.10/PV.283-289)under the chairmanship of Piet de Klerk Netherlands.
The Commission elected Mr. Piet de Klerk(Netherlands) as Rapporteur.
Mr. Piet de Klerk, Dep. Permanent Representative of the Netherlands to the UN.
The Chairman: I invite Mr. Piet de Klerk to take his place at the podium.
I wish to take this opportunity to say that it has been a great honour to serve as Rapporteur at this session, and particularly to work under the able leadership of the Chairman,Mr. Piet de Klerk.
The 2009 organizational session of the Disarmament Commission was opened by Mr. Piet de Klerk(Netherlands), Chairman of the Commission for 2008.
Mr. Duarte: Let me begin by congratulating you, Ambassador Andrzej Towpik, on your election as Chairman of the Disarmament Commission at this session, and also by commending the work of the former Chairman,Ambassador Piet de Klerk.
If I hear no objection,I will take it that the Commission wishes to elect Mr. Piet de Klerk as Rapporteur for the 2009 substantive session.
Mr. Piet de Klerk, Director, Office of External Relations and Policy Coordination, and Mr. Tariq Rauf, Head, Verification and Security Policy Coordination, Office of External Relations and Policy Coordination, International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), represented the Agency.
I also take this opportunityto thank your predecessor, Ambassador Piet de Klerk of the Netherlands, for his efforts during the previous session of the Commission.
Before turning to the next item on our agenda, allow me to pay a well-deserved tribute to the Chairman ofthe United Nations Disarmament Commission at its 2008 substantive session, Ambassador Piet de Klerk, for the guidance and leadership he provided to the Commission.
I have the pleasure of giving the floor to Mr. Piet de Klerk of the Netherlands, Rapporteur of the Commission, to introduce the draft report of the Commission.
On behalf of the Chair of the Group of Western European and other States for the month of January 2009,it is my pleasure to present the endorsed candidature of Ambassador Piet de Klerk of the Netherlands for the post of Rapporteur of the Disarmament Commission for 2009.
In this connection, I want to thank my predecessor,Ambassador Piet de Klerk, who, with the assistance of the Bureau, conducted a round of preliminary informal consultations with representatives of the regional groups.
First of all, we would like to express our sincere thanks to Ambassador Piet de Klerk, outgoing Chairman of the Disarmament Commission, for his tireless efforts during the previous session.
While introducing draft resolution A/C.1/63/L.48 in the First Committee(see A/C.1/63/PV.17),Ambassador Piet de Klerk, Chairman of the Commission, pointed to the positive elements attained and the overwhelming agreement among Member States on the importance of the Disarmament Commission in general and on the necessity of revitalizing its work.
I would like to welcome our panellists here today: His Excellency Mr. Germain Mundarain Hernandez, President of the Conference on Disarmament;His Excellency Mr. Piet de Klerk, Chairman of the Disarmament Commission; Professor Adam Daniel Rotfeld, Chairman of the Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters; and Ms. Christiane Agboton Johnson, Deputy Director of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research UNIDIR.
Guests at 12.30 p.m. Ms. Inés Alberdi, Executive Director, UNIFEM; Ms. Nicole Kidman, UNIFEM Goodwill Ambassador;H.E. Mr. Piet de Klerk, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Netherlands; and Ms. Marie Nyombo Zaina, grantee of the United Nations Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women to announce the results of UNIFEM's"Say no to violence against women" campaign.
Well-known architects such as Michel de Klerk and Piet Kramer built here.
Van der Mey sought the assistance of his former colleague-architects Michel de Klerk and Piet Kramer, and the architect Adolf Daniël Nicolaas van Gendt was responsible for engineering the concrete structure.