Examples of using Draft resolution on this issue in English and their translations into Russian
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Together with New Zealand, Brazil will, thus, again be submitting a draft resolution on this issue.
Every two years, my country submits a draft resolution on this issue, whose text we are currently circulating.
In this regard, Malaysia together with Chile, Nigeria, New Zealand, Switzerland and Sweden,will submit a draft resolution on this issue.
During the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly, no draft resolution on this issue was submitted to the Assembly for action.
We attach great importance to confidence-building measures andwould have very much liked to be able to support the draft resolution on this issue.
During the sixty-seventh session of the General Assembly, no draft resolution on this issue was submitted to the Assembly for action.
In order to promote the functioning of the Register and its further development,the States members of the European Union will submit a draft resolution on this issue.
My delegation co-sponsored the draft resolution on this issue and has a strong commitment to providing all possible support to the activities in this field.
In that context, we welcome the initiative by the Australian delegation to introduce a draft resolution on this issue in the First Committee.
Every year the General Assembly adopts a draft resolution on this issue by an overwhelming majority-- a fact that explicitly reflects the common aspirations and determination of the peoples of the world.
In addition, I should point out that those delegations represented on the Bureau arestudying the possibility of, at a later stage, presenting a draft resolution on this issue.
We hope that, in once again adopting a draft resolution on this issue, the General Assembly will signal its commitment to appropriately honouring the victims of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade.
At the same time, it is impossible to overlook or ignore the high number of Palestinians killed, including many children,since the Council met and vetoed the draft resolution on this issue.
Given all that, it was surprising to see a draft resolution on this issue circulating at the United Nations, especially since it called for a parallel mission under United Nations auspices.
As a signal of our determination to continue to work towards freeing the entire Southern Hemisphere of nuclear weapons, Brazil, together with New Zealand, will once again be submitting a draft resolution on this issue to the First Committee.
Regrettably, however, a draft resolution on this issue has been vetoed once again in the Security Council, and today we have resumed this emergency special session of the General Assembly, which is thus all the more important.
Cuba is also committed to Puerto Rico's independence and self-determination andtraditionally submits a draft resolution on this issue to the United Nations Special Committee on decolonization.
Another important element is the declaration by States of moratoriums on the export of anti-personnel land-mines. On 3 November, Senator Patrick Leahy,of the United States of America, introduced in this Committee the draft resolution on this issue.
Once the draft resolution on this issue is adopted, we shall have to get down to the task of preparing an appropriate agenda for that special session, incorporating the specific ideas put forward in the Economic and Social Council and in this Assembly.
We are also in favour of another transparency measure taken by the United Nations-- the standardized instrument for reporting military expenditures-- and sponsored a draft resolution on this issue in the First Committee.
It is the intention of the G-77 andChina to present a draft resolution on this issue with a view to continuing to work together for the promotion of economic and social advancement, taking into account new and emerging challenges and integrating the three pillars of sustainable development.
Finally, we hope that the sponsors of these draft resolutions will continue their negotiations with interested delegations, in order to bring positions closer andhave a consensus draft resolution on this issue, perhaps in coming years.
We have therefore not proposed a draft resolution on this issue at this session of the General Assembly, and it was our advice to the sponsors of this draft resolution that these three words should be suppressed since the countries concerned no longer believe this objective to be a realistic one.
Mr. Edwards(Marshall Islands): The topic before us is one that is of great interest to the Republic of the Marshall Islands andit is for that reason that we have supported and co-sponsored the draft resolution on this issue since our first year as a United Nations Member.
The United States supported the draft resolution on this issue throughout the previous General Assembly session, and participated in the Group of Governmental Experts in the hope that the focus might be redirected away from the futile and undesirable goal of circumscribing technology and towards the exploration of the promising contributions that many States could make with regard to the prevention of damage to national and global networked information systems and defensive networks, regardless of the origin of attack.
In light of that, the Government of Mexico reiterates its firm commitment to actively and decisively contribute to effective international law in regard to this item on the agenda of the General Assembly, andwill support the draft resolution on this issue that has been introduced at the present session.
Mr. Majoor(Netherlands): Following the introduction by Sweden of draft resolution A/C.1/52/L.22 entitled“Convention on Prohibition or Restriction on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects”, generally known as the 1980 Convention on Conventional Weapons,the Netherlands expresses its gratitude to the delegation of Sweden for once again putting forward a draft resolution on this issue.
Egypt has introduced two draft resolutions on this issue to the current session of the First Committee.
I congratulate Colombia on its consistent efforts in the field of international arms transfers, dating back well before 1988, when Colombia andItaly combined their draft resolutions on this issue.
Mr. Shah(India): India's position on agenda item 27, entitled“Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba”,has not wavered during the past four sessions when the General Assembly has considered draft resolutions on this issue.