Examples of using One delegate in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
One delegate warned against the dangers of protectionism.
This large body is composed of one delegate per member country.
One delegate thanked UNCTAD for the accuracy of its report.
Fifty-five such Parties were offered financial support for the participation of one delegate each. GE.95-63585.
One delegate noted the particular problems of small States.
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CONAPINA is chaired by the President of the Republic or his/her representative andis made up of one delegate from each of the other institutions.
One delegate, however, expressed concern about that suggestion.
He noted that financial support had been offered to one delegate each from 81 countries and that 68 countries had taken advantage of this offer.
One delegate praised the publications produced by the subprogramme.
It is hoped that it will be possible to finance the participation of at least one delegate each from eligible developing and other Parties in the session.
In response, one delegate said that there was no one-size-fits-all solution.
One delegate proposed to delete all preambular paragraphs except the last one. .
Since 1972, Guam has had one delegate to the United States House of Representatives.
One delegate raised the implications of IFRS for Islamic financial institutions.
Since 1972, Guam has had one delegate to the United States House of Representatives.
One delegate expressed his particular appreciation of the work of UNCTAD in francophone countries.
In this context, one delegate urged an impact assessment of UNCTAD's technical assistance.
One delegate asked how UNCTAD determined the target audience for publications.
In this context, one delegate expressed his concern regarding trafficking in cultural property.
One delegate stressed the need to preserve the fundamental right to freedom of expression.
Not more than one delegate from any one country shall be a member of the Executive Committee.
One delegate raised the issue of the repetition of certain information within annual reports.
One delegate questioned whether developing countries should accumulate more renminbis.
One delegate stated that these documents would be useful for SMEs and micro-finance institutions.
One delegate raised the issue of linking, in an operational manner, the collection of disaggregated data with the DDPA.
One delegate pointed out that sanctions and the way the Council employed them had become much more sophisticated.
One delegate expressed his concerns with regards to the section in the study on internally displaced persons.
One delegate noted that developing countries in Asia had recovered more quickly than developed countries.
One delegate expressed concerns about obstacles that arose in relation to the use of statistical data.
One delegate referred to the proposal relating to treaty body reforms on the submission of consolidated reports.