Examples of using Broucher in English and their translations into Russian
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Mr. David Broucher.
I now call on the Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland, Mr. David Broucher.
Signed: David Broucher.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) said he supported the statement by the representative of Canada.
We wish Ambassador David Broucher all the best.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom) said that he agreed with the previous speaker's assessment that the Conference had been most successful.
I would now like to invite the distinguished representative of the United Kingdom, Ambassador David Broucher, to take the floor.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom): I take the floor to explain our vote against draft decision A/C.1/56/L.60.
I hesitate to take the floor after the eloquent statements made by the previous speakers, andI refer in particular to the farewell statements by Ambassadors Dembri, Broucher and Faessler.
Ambassador David Broucher has always articulated and upheld his country's position with authority, elegance and outstanding diplomatic skill.
On behalf of the Conference on Disarmament, as well as on my own, I should like to wish our distinguished colleagues Ambassador Dembri,Ambassador Broucher and Ambassador Faessler, as well as their families, great success and much happiness in the future.
The PRESIDENT: I thank Ambassador David Broucher of the United Kingdom for his statement and farewell message, and for the kind words addressed to the Chair.
I also have on my list of speakers for today the representative of France, the distinguished Ambassador François Rivasseau; the distinguished representative of Cuba, Mr. Oscar León González; the distinguished representative of the Republic of Korea, Ambassador Eui-Yong Chung; andthe distinguished representative of the United Kingdom, Ambassador David Broucher.
Mr. BROUCHER(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland): Madam President, let me start by congratulating you on taking the Chair of the Conference on Disarmament.
I should also like to welcome to our midst the new arrivals: Ambassador Luiz Felipe de Seixas Corrêa of Brazil, Ambassador Mohammad Reza Alborzi of Iran, Ambassador Omar Hilale of Morocco, Ambassador Tim Caughley of New Zealand, Ambassador Leonid Skotnikov of the Russian Federation,Ambassador Carlos Miranda of Spain, Ambassador David Broucher of the United Kingdom, and Ambassador Eric M. Javits of the United States of America.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom): At this time I should like to return to the subject of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms on which I commented briefly a few days ago.
This morning I have the following speakers on my list for the plenary meeting: Ambassador Amina Mohamed of Kenya, with a general statement; Mr. Kjetil Paulsen of Norway, on small arms and light weapons; Ambassador Mike Smith of Australia, on weapons of mass destruction andterrorism; Ambassador David Broucher of the United Kingdom, on disarmament verification; and Mr. Marcelo Valle Fonrouge of Argentina, with a general statement.
The PRESIDENT(translated from Spanish):I thank Ambassador Broucher for sharing with the Conference the statement delivered by the Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, in the House of Commons of the British Parliament.
Before giving the floor to the remaining speakers on my list, I should like, on behalf of the Conference on Disarmament, as well as on my own behalf, to bid farewell to our distinguished colleagues Ambassador Mohamed Salah Dembri of Algeria, Ambassador Christian Faessler of Switzerland andAmbassador David Broucher of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, who will soon complete their duties as representatives of their countries to the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom): The United Kingdom recognizes the benefits that can come from disarmament and the positive impact that they may have on economic and social development.
Pursuant to rule 15 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security Council, the Secretary-General wishes to report that he has received a note verbale dated 2 October 2002 from the Permanent Mission of the United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland to the United Nations stating that Mr. David Broucher, head of the United Kingdom delegation to the Conference on Disarmament, has been appointed alternate representative of the United Kingdom on the Security Council effective 11 October 2002.
Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom) said that, while the events of the past year had shown that multilateralism could pay great dividends in the field of counter-proliferation, much remained to be done.
I have the following speakers on my list for today: Ambassador Hu of China,Ambassador Broucher of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Ambassador Westdal of Canada, Ambassador Javits of the United States of America, and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, Ms. Anna Lindh.
Mr. BROUCHER(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) said that his country endorsed the statement made at the Committee's 1st meeting by the representative of Greece, on behalf of the European Union.
The PRESIDENT: I thank the distinguished representative of the United Kingdom, Ambassador Broucher, for his very important statement, and I also thank him for the kind words addressed to the Chair and will communicate to the Foreign Minister of Japan the kind words addressed to Her Excellency.
Mr. BROUCHER(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland): Mr. President, let me begin by saying that we are glad to see Israel taking up the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament for the first time.
Today I have on my list ofspeakers the following speakers: Ambassador David Broucher of the United Kingdom, Ambassador Christian Faessler of Switzerland, Ambassador Juan Martabit of Chile, Ambassador Dembri of Algeria, Ms. Sabine Taufmann of Germany, Ambassador Jackie Sanders of the United States of America and Ambassador Carlo Trezza of Italy.
Mr. BROUCHER(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), speaking on behalf of the group of Western European and other countries, expressed appreciation to the Chair and the secretariat for their role in ensuring the success of the session.
After an exchange of courtesies, in which Mr. Ben Youssef(Tunisia),Mr. Broucher(United Kingdom), Mr. Paturej(Poland), Mr. Rowe(Sierra Leone) and Mr. Godsen(South Africa) spoke on behalf of the regional groups and the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, the Chairman declared the second session of the Preparatory Committee closed.
Mr. BROUCHER(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland): Mr. President, let me take the opportunity of this, my first statement to the Conference on Disarmament, to congratulate you on your assumption of the presidency of the Conference.