Examples of using Millicay in English and their translations into Russian
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Ms. Fernanda Millicay.
Later: Ms. Millicay(Vice-Chair). Argentina.
Signed Fernanda Millicay.
Chair: Ms. Millicay(Vice-Chair) Argentina.
The Co-Chairs of the Working Group,João Miguel Madureira(Portugal) and Fernanda Millicay(Argentina), opened the meeting.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) paid tribute to the memory of Alejandra Quezada.
In the absence of Mr. Manongi(Tanzania),Ms. Millicay(Argentina),(Vice-Chair), took the Chair.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina), Vice-Chair, took the Chair.
In the absence of Mr. Manongi(United Republic of Tanzania),Ms. Millicay(Argentina), Vice-Chair, took the Chair.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) thanked the Committee for its tribute.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) asked whether the statute of the Institute could be made available.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina)(spoke in Spanish): Argentina joined in the consensus to adopt resolution 65/38.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) agreed that delegations might feel more free to express their opinions in an informal setting.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina)(spoke in Spanish): Argentina joined consensus on draft resolution A/63/L.43, on fisheries.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina)(spoke in Spanish): Argentina joined the consensus to adopt resolution 64/72 on sustainable fisheries.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said there was no difference between deferment and withdrawal of the draft resolution altogether.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that it would be more appropriate for the new sentence suggested by the delegation of Australia to be added at the end of paragraph 4.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) recalled that when the Convention was being negotiated, it had been difficult to strike a balance between the various methods of dispute settlement.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that her delegation had on previous occasions expressed concern at the working methods of the Committee with regard to the granting of observer status.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) concurred, noting that it was indeed not clear whether the preliminary proposals in question had been put forward by the secretariat or by the delegation of Canada.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that strengthening of the rule of law was an essential condition for ensuring peace and security at both the national and the international levels.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that what was important was to retain the reference in paragraph 2 to the suggestion that the Guiding Principles should be discussed at a future session of the Commission.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that a questionnaire or template could facilitate the submission and compilation of valuable information for the report of the Secretary-General.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that her delegation had concerns regarding the non-governmental nature of the Fund and was consulting with the Tanzanian delegation on the matter.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) regretted the Commission's decision to work within existing resources, one of whose effects was to limit the number of printed documents available to delegations.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) recalled that her delegation had repeatedly expressed concerns about the almost automatic way in which requests for observer status were considered and approved.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that requests for observer status were not meant to be granted on a quasi-automatic basis; they required a serious review of the legal issues involved.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) said that strengthening the rule of law involved action in three crucial areas, namely, capacity-building, fighting impunity, and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) reiterated the view expressed on behalf of CELAC that a questionnaire or template could facilitate the provision and compilation of information for the report of the Secretary-General.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina), referring to the draft articles on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, said that any study of State practice must be based on consultations with Governments.