Examples of using Caughley in English and their translations into Russian
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Mr. Tim Caughley.
Mr. Caughley, you have the floor.
Thank you very much, Tim Caughley.
Mr. Caughley, thank you very much for your statement.
It seems that Ambassador Caughley would like to take the floor.
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The subsidiary body will be chaired by Ambassador Tim Caughley.
Ambassador Caughley joined the Conference on Disarmament in February 2002.
I now give the floor to the representative of New Zealand, Ambassador Caughley.
Mr. Caughley(New Zealand) said that he also supported the Canadian suggestion.
The next speaker is the representative of New Zealand, Ambassador Caughley.
May I also in passing thank Tim Caughley and his colleagues for their statement this morning?
The subsidiary body was chaired by Ambassador Tim Caughley New Zealand.
Mr. Tim Caughley, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research(UNIDIR), Geneva.
I am also glad to have had the opportunityto know his successor, Ambassador Tim Caughley, and wish him every success.
I now call Mr. Tim Caughley, Deputy Secretary-General of the Conference on Disarmament.
At the same meeting, a presentation was provided to the Board by an outside expert, Tim Caughley, Resident Senior Fellow of UNIDIR.
Mr. Tim Caughley explained the history of the fissile material treaty project and the current situation.
I should also like to extend a warm welcome to the Permanent Representative of New Zealand, Ambassador Tim Caughley and assure him of our full cooperation as he undertakes his duties.
New Zealand, Ambassador Tim Caughley, will make a general statement on behalf of the New Agenda Coalition.
Mr. Caughley(New Zealand): It is a pleasure to see you, Sir, leading the work of the First Committee.
Subsidiary body 1 was chaired by Mr. Tim Caughley(New Zealand) and focused on nuclear disarmament and security assurances.
Tim Caughley, Resident Senior Fellow at UNIDIR, also provided an updated paper on developments at the Conference on Disarmament.
I wish to assure you, Ambassador Caughley, of our support and assistance in fulfilling your new duties.
Mr. Caughley(New Zealand): I wish to take the floor as co-sponsor of four draft resolutions that have been referred to in interventions made so far this morning.
We welcome Ambassador Tim Caughley in his new incarnation as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Conference.
Mr. Caughley(New Zealand) said that a fundamental prerequisite for promoting nuclear non-proliferation was continuous, irreversible progress in nuclear arms reduction.
The PRESIDENT: I thank Ambassador Tim Caughley of New Zealand for his statement and kind words addressed to the Chair.
Mr. Caughley(Deputy Secretary-General of the Conference on Disarmament and Director of the Geneva Branch of the Office for Disarmament Affairs) read out a message from the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The PRESIDENT: I thank Ambassador Caughley for his statement and succinct analysis of the current situation in the CD.
Mr. Tim Caughley of UNIDIR urged concrete action on nuclear disarmament and fissile material.
