Examples of using Quezada in English and their translations into Russian
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Ms. Andrea Quezada Carrasco.
All right, the woman who called 911, her name is Anna Quezada.
Surnames and first name: Quezada Martínez María Dilma.
Laura Quezada Ruela Municipal Procurator for Minors, DIF Tijuana.
This episode marks the final appearance of Hank Schrader(Dean Norris) andGomez Steven Michael Quezada.
Yuniesky Quezada Pérez(Villa Clara Province, July 31 1984) is a Cuban chess grandmaster.
In April 1994, the Episcopal Conference appointed Monsignor Quezada Toruño to preside over the Assembly of Civil Sectors.
Mr. Quezada(Chile) said that the staff of the International Tribunals were an important component of international law.
Best expert beliefs Mexicans- Dr. Federico Ortiz Quezada, a leading surgeon, professor, Deputy Minister of Health, the writer, the author of a dozen books on anthropology and ethnography.
Mrs. Quezada(Chile)(spoke in Spanish): My delegation wishes to explain its position with regard to draft resolution A/56/L.18.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group attached great importance to article 1 of the Statute of the Commission.
Ms. Quezada(Chile) said that jurisdiction was an essential element of the rule of law and was inherent in the sovereignty of States.
Ms. Quezada(Chile) said that the study and dissemination of international law was vital in modern society and should be supported.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the law on State responsibility was one of the fundamental pillars of general international law.
Mr. Quezada(Chile) said that his delegation had abstained in the vote, believing that the Fifth Committee's tradition of resolving contentious matters by consensus should be maintained.
Dr. Quezada is an expert in gender issues and has worked continuously for forty years as an activist for women's rights. In addition, she has represented Honduras at countless international conferences.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the countries of the Rio Group wished to stress the importance of the peaceful settlement of disputes and the maintenance of international peace and security.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that universal jurisdiction was an exceptional institution of international law allowing for the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in order to combat impunity.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that all States should provide information to the Secretary-General on progress in their national systems regarding the application and promotion of international humanitarian law.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group reiterated its view that full implementation of the Special Committee's mandate depended on the political will of Member States and the optimization of its methods of work.
Mr. Quezada(Chile) said that the Organization's Charter, which dated back over sixty years, had established that development, peace and security, and human rights must be treated equally, a principle reaffirmed in the 2005 World Summit Outcome.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group was very pleased with the progress achieved since the adoption of the new system of administration of justice in eliminating the backlog and handling new cases.
Ms. Quezada(Chile) said that universal jurisdiction should apply only in respect of serious crimes defined by international law, and specifically in cases of piracy, as stipulated in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Mr. Quezada(Chile), speaking on agenda item 150, endorsed the remarks made by the previous speakers and reaffirmed his delegation's support for democratic institutionalization in Haiti and its agreement with the proposed MINUSTAH budget for 2008/09.
Mr. Quezada(Chile) said that he had joined the consensus on draft resolution A/C.5/61/L.49 on the understanding that paragraph 7 of section VII did not mean that language skills would become a mandatory element of selection and training processes for peacekeeping staff.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the dissemination of international law was fundamental for ensuring compliance with the rule of law and the purposes and principles of the United Nations, in particular with respect to achieving the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Ms. Quezada(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, asked whether, at the sixty-seventh session, the Committee would hold no meetings during the presentation of the reports of the Presidents of the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court in order to enable delegations to attend.
Ms. Quezada(Chile) said she hoped that the draft articles on State responsibility(chap. V) would be adopted in the form of a convention during a special conference and was surprised that the assurances and guarantees of non-repetition were contained in the part of the text dealing with reparation for injury caused.
Mr. Wada(Japan), Ms. Quezada(Chile), Mr. Rodiles Bretón(Mexico), Ms. Guo Xiaomei(China) and Ms. Zuluaga(Colombia), speaking in explanation of position, said that, although their delegations had reservations about the insertion of last-minute amendments into the text, they joined the consensus on the draft resolution.
Ms. Quezada(Chile) said that the growing number of international organizations and the increase in the complexity of their structures and the diversity of their goals had led them to establish complex legal relations with their member States, individuals, and other States and international organizations.