Examples of using Point made in English and their translations into Russian
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He agreed with the point made by the representative of Italy.
Mr. KRETZMER said he fully agreed with the point made by Mr. Bán.
In that connection, the point made by the Secretary-General in his report is a matter of considerable concern.
Mr. YUTZIS said that he endorsed the point made by Mr. Thornberry.
The point made by the Republic of Korea about the discrepancy between article 2 and article 3 was well taken.
Mr. Tladi said he supported the point made by Mr. Vázquez-Bermúdez.
I do agree with the point made by the distinguished representative of Egypt, and I think that it is an important point. .
The representative of Japan endorsed the point made by the United Kingdom.
He also agreed with the point made by the representative of Austria regarding judicial and extrajudicial enforcement.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to emphasize a point made in his preliminary report.
The point made by Mr. Yalden that there were no human rights defence mechanisms in Belarus was not altogether correct.
Mr. ANDERSEN(Observer for Denmark)agreed with the point made by the representative of Mexico.
The point made by the Republic of Korea was well taken; the reference in both cases should be to the Assembly of States Parties.
Turning to the taxation of married couples,she accepted the point made by Ms. Regazzoli.
With regard to article 103, he endorsed the point made by the representative of Syria concerning the final phrase.
Mr. NOBEL(Country Rapporteur) said that he did not fully agree with the point made by Mr. Wolfrum.
We agree with the point made by many delegations that there must be greater transparency in the Security Council's methods of work.
Ms. Matias(Israel) expressed agreement with the point made by the delegation of the Republic of Korea.
The point made by Mr. Zupančič was a valid one: some very poor States simply did not have the resources needed to report.
Mr. ILLESCAS(Spain) said that his delegation endorsed the point made by the observer for the International Association of Ports and Harbors.
Mr. Hussein(Ethiopia), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that he would like to respond to a point made by the representative of Norway.
He endorsed the point made by the representative of Jordan on the need to include internal conflicts, and agreed that paragraph 2 should be deleted.
Mr. HUNTER(United Kingdom) said that the problem could be solved by changing the word"would" to"may";that would cover other eventualities as well as the point made by the observer for Morocco.
In addition, it agreed with the point made by Canada that the General Assembly could not be held responsible for delays in issuing reports.
Nevertheless, the rules of procedure and the past practice that make up the corpus of procedure of this body may indeed be subject to different views, andI think that I might refer to a point made by, I believe, our distinguished French colleague, who alluded to this ambiguity.
Mr. RECHETOV, in response to a point made by Mr. GARVALOV, suggested that the word"entire" should be deleted and the word"reform" in the last sentence be replaced by"eradicate.
The point made by Mr. Sherifis having been duly noted, it could be said that persons belonging to ethnic minorities enjoyed the same rights as Cuban citizens.
So I will give some thought to what we need to do to fill in those gaps, but the point made by the representative of the Philippines is well taken, and I appreciate the general interest shown by the Conference in outreach from us.
The point made in the Secretary-General's report that mine clearance could cost between $300 and $1,000 per mine gives us an idea of the enormous global cost of clearing the 110 million unexploded mines to which I have referred earlier.
Therefore, I conclude by reaffirming and recalling the point made by Ambassador Jazairy that what the Conference needs to do and what the world needs to do is to take a fresh look at the Middle East.