Examples of using Report on the implementation of the millennium declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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As the Secretary-General wisely said in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In the report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, presented at the current session of the General Assembly, he said.
We would like to congratulate the Secretary-General for his candid report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration(A/58/323), the Secretary-General focused on this point with particular insight.
Mr. Lancry(Israel): I wish to congratulate the Secretary-General for his annual report on the work of the Organization and for his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General stressed the importance of follow-through and political will.
Mr. Tekle(Eritrea): The Eritrean delegation thanks the Secretary-General for his comprehensive report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, contained in documents A/59/282 and Corr.1.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General pointed out that the collective security mechanism is the best response to both old and new challenges.
Mr. Paolillo(Uruguay)(spoke in Spanish):It has been a good idea to review the Secretary-General's report on the work of the Organization together with the report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General stated that the world in which we live today is divided between rich and poor as never before in human history.
In particular, it would like to express appreciation for his reflections on the value of international law norms which the Secretary-General chose to touch upon in the preamble to his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration(A/59/282), the Secretary-General had made it clear that developing and developed countries alike must honour their commitments under the Declaration. .
It is our hope that the breakthroughs that have been seen in certain fields will be consolidated by 2005, and that,when the Secretary-General presents his overall five-year report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, further success will have been achieved under all of the headings of the Declaration. .
Mr. Baali(Algeria)(spoke in French): At the outset,I should like to express my sincere thanks to the Secretary-General for the report on the Organization's activities(A/57/1) as well as his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration(A/57/270), adopted in September 2000 by the United Nations.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration,"In larger freedom: towards development, security and human rights for all"(A/59/2005), the Secretary-General had called for sweeping reform of the Secretariat.
We should recall that we have before us three important reports of the Secretary-General that we are called upon to examine: the report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration; the report on the reform of the Organization, under agenda item 53; and the annual report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General has warned that the world is falling short in its performance towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Mr. Lavrov(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): The tragic events of 11 September 2001 gave a powerful impetus to our collective efforts tocombat international terrorism and, as rightly underlined by the United Nations Secretary-General in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, highlighted once again the vital importance of multilateral efforts in preserving international peace and stability.
In conclusion, as the Secretary-General states in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Charter remains the essential foundation for the legitimacy of any action at the international level.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General asks for the development of a fair and consistent collective security system based on a common understanding of what the major threats of today's world are and what our common responses should be.
During his press conference on the fifth progress report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General reported that the world was falling short in meeting the Millennium Goals.
In presenting his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration a little less than a month ago,the Secretary-General, in a commendably earnest and frank manner, warned us of the risks confronting the very essence of our Organization.
We appreciate the analysis provided by the Secretary-General in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration and note that it distinctly emphasizes the key problems faced by the international community.
As the Secretary-General states in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the central challenge we face today is to ensure that globalization becomes a positive force for all the world's people.
As the Secretary-General states in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, while there was in one particular instance consensus on the need to disarm, there was no agreement on the means to achieve that aim.
As the Secretary-General correctly points out in his recent report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, we have to have a strategy that embraces the entirety of peace and security, development, and human rights, democracy and good governance.
I could not agree more with the Secretary-General's comments, in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration that,"The composition of the Security Council… seems at odds with the geopolitical realities of the twenty-first century" A/58/323, para. 96.
Subsequently, in his March 2005 report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, entitled"In larger freedom: towards development, security and human rights for all", he requested that a global survey of capacities and gaps for early warning systems be undertaken, as follows.
Five years later,a point-by-point report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration would, I feel, miss the larger point, namely, that new circumstances demand that we revitalize consensus on key challenges and priorities and convert that consensus into collective action.