Examples of using Fall said in English and their translations into Russian
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Not idly do the leaves of Lórien fall,' said Aragorn.
Mr. FALL said he shared the concern expressed by Mr. RECHETOV.
Even Che Guevara, speaking after Batista's fall , said true revolutionaries must unleash new rage.
Mr. FALL said that the Committee should reply prudently and avoid politicizing the subject.
In a statement he made in Brussels on 24 March 1994, Francophone Day,the Secretary-General of the Conference, Mr. Ibrahima Fall, said.
Mr. FALL said that he saw no reason not to ask the regional meetings themselves to pay.
When asked by the Group about the hip injury, General Fall said that a doctor had told him about the injury, but that he could not say where it came from, given that Morgan had been shot only in the legs.
Mr. FALL said that, in his region at any rate, the words"place of origin" raised problems and were not used.
Mr. FALL said that the reports on Latvia and Estonia dated back to October 1992 and February 1993 respectively.
Mr. FALL said that he did not find the words"possibility" and"need" in Mr. Diaconu's proposal very compatible.
Mr. FALL said that, since a vote had already been taken, Mr. Shahi's proposal amounted to a reopening of the debate.
Mr. FALL said that the draft was of particular interest for the new members, since it provided a useful framework.
Mr. FALL said that a referendum on either unity or separation was quite obviously a referendum on self-determination.
Mr. FALL said that the Committee should delete the words"with appreciation" in the first line, which were too strong.
Mr. FALL said that as a letter had been received from Ms. Robinson, the Committee might also forward the statement to her as a letter.
Mr. FALL said that the recent events in Andalusia were clearly acts of xenophobia directed against all Moroccans.
Mr. FALL said that the fact that the Committee had been the first of its kind did not automatically make its practices the best.
Mr. FALL said he associated himself with Mr. de Gouttes' question about the status of international treaties in Argentine law.
Mr. FALL said that he had the text of the Zimbabwean law, and the phrase in paragraph 5 was in fact an exact quotation from that text.
Mr. FALL said that the Committee could not regard such an important article as being repealed merely on the strength of the Argentine representative's opinion.
Mr. FALL said he was concerned about the resurgence of extremist right-wing parties in Europe and their racist ideology which posed a threat to the Convention.
Mr. FALL said he welcomed Switzerland's decision to join the United Nations- an organization to which it had already contributed significantly in the past.
Mr. Fall said that the Summit was expected to agree on a Declaration of Principles on the Consolidation of Security, Stability and Development in the Great Lakes region.
Mr. FALL said that, since Africa was the scene of so many conflicts originating in ethnic disputes, the seminar organizers had chosen ethnic conflict as the sole theme.
Mr. FALL said he agreed with Mr. Aboul-Nasr that the Committee's statement should have its own characteristics, even if it was based on statements by the High Commissioner.
Mr. FALL said that he had followed carefully the explanations given by the Representative of the High Commissioner for Human Rights but that he nevertheless supported the comments made by Mr. Rechetov.
Mr. FALL said that some sanctions could be taken against organizations in the area of civil law and he believed that some notion of punishing or sanctioning should be retained.
Mr. FALL said that the early warning measures and urgent action procedures were what was commonly called"preventive diplomacy", and that they were to be used in situations of potential crisis.
Mr. FALL said he had consulted Committee members informally as to whether they wished to reopen the debate on membership of the Contact Group, on which a decision had already been taken.
Mr. FALL said he was of the same opinion and thought that the question of a conflict between the implementation of regional agreements and the implementation of the Convention would occur increasingly frequently in the future.
