Examples of using Delegations maintained in English and their translations into Russian
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Some delegations maintained, further, that new permanent members of the Security Council should not be invested with veto power.
She informed the COP that,while Parties acknowledged that the adoption of the rules of procedure was important, delegations maintained their positions on this fundamental issue.
Several delegations maintained that that notion was unrealistic and counter-productive, as opposed to the idea of periodic review of sanctions, which was supported in the Working Group.
She informed the COP that,while Parties acknowledged that the adoption of the rules of procedure was important, delegations maintained their positions on this fundamental issue.
Other delegations maintained that the declaration should be kept short and concise, and that they would therefore not support a reference to the Declaration of the Right of Peoples to Peace or to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
The President reported to COP 15 that while Parties acknowledged that the adoption of the rules of procedure was important, delegations maintained their positions on this fundamental issue.
Some delegations maintained that certain positions, such as the President of the Council, were of such importance that it was necessary to demonstrate that these office holders were supported not merely by a simple majority.
Although the Parties acknowledged the importance of the adoption of the rules of procedure, delegations maintained their positions in this fundamental issue and because there were divergent views no agreement was reached.
Other delegations maintained that the provisions were sufficiently precise to allow for a complaints procedure, arguing that the provisions of ICESCR cannot be spelled out in more detail as they are context-dependent and subject to interpretation in the light of particular situations.
She informed the COP that,while Parties acknowledged that the adoption of the rules of procedure was important, delegations maintained their positions on this fundamental issue and that agreement was not reached on this matter.
Some delegations maintained, however, that there is no hierarchy among the principal organs of the United Nations and that the relationship between the organs is clearly regulated in the relevant Charter provisions, especially those relating to the reporting by the Security Council to the General Assembly.
He informed the COP that,while Parties acknowledged that the adoption of the rules of procedure was important, delegations maintained their positions on this fundamental issue and that agreement was not reached on this matter.
Some delegations maintained that the technical challenges inherent in the preparation of a submission to the Commission had been worsened by the difficulty of finding consultants and survey vessels since, with the approach of the end of the 10-year time period for many States parties, their availability had decreased and their costs had escalated.
The continuing efforts to find a solution to the outstanding issues were constrained by a seeming reluctance to move forward,as interested delegations maintained their preferred positions despite repeated attempts to explain the rationale of the elements of the overall package.
A minor and extraneous issue had halted the Committee's efforts, as some delegations maintained that approval of financing for a mission as large as MONUC must await the approval of another resolution which, unlike those concerning peacekeeping operations, was not time-bound.
His delegation maintained that an individual did not have a right to diplomatic protection and that a State had discretionary power to grant or deny such protection.
His delegation maintained the right to demand serious investigations of financial mismanagement and to view all OIOS reports related to the programme.
However, his delegation maintained reservations to paragraphs 5, 10 and 14, which contained sensitive language.
Ms. Tham(Singapore) said that her delegation maintained its principled position against country-specific resolutions.
The delegation maintained that the Roma preferred to use Czech or Slovak when dealing with the State, yet that amounted to circular reasoning.
Mr. ODAGA-JALOMAYO(Uganda) said that his delegation maintained its reservations, expressed previously in other forums, regarding the establishment of the Efficiency Board.
The delegation maintained that there was no record in the State party of anyone sentenced to prison terms in 1991 who was still in prison or who had disappeared.
While strongly supporting the Decade's activities, his delegation maintained its position that all United Nations mechanisms must be efficient and effective.
Mr. Dlamini(Swaziland): My delegation maintains its long-standing policy of advocating peaceful dialogue with regard to this subject.
My delegation maintains the view that the title contained in the decision establishing the Committee should be used, in which case a reference can be made to the number of the decision.
My delegation maintains the view that the Organization would be better served by committing the greater part of its scarce resources to socio-economic development activities and preventive diplomacy.
My delegation maintains that increased dialogue and mutual understanding are fundamental to achieving an even greater convergence.
Mr. ISKIT(Turkey) said that his delegation maintained its reservation on part III as a whole. It had proposed that articles 12 to 19 should be replaced, and could not accept the adoption ad referendum of those articles.
Mr. Nuñez(Cuba) said that his delegation maintained a position of principle against country-specific draft resolutions that singled out developing countries for political reasons unrelated to the protection of human rights.
Nevertheless, one delegation maintained that since"responsibility to protect" was among the most dynamically developing and innovative concepts in international relations, further careful consideration should be given to the appropriateness of extending it to natural disasters.