Examples of using Representative added in English and their translations into Russian
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One representative added that it should be nonpunitive and non-adversarial.
A number of speakers mentioned the need for political will; one representative added that political will was useless without money.
The representative added that was the reason that her delegation had not sponsored the resolution.
The selection of Krasnoyarsk Kray is due to the wealth of coniferous forests, proximity to foreign sales markets anda good transport infrastructure", the VEB representative added.
One representative added that the translation of flagship reports into French was often, but not always, delayed.
Another representative added that it was counterproductive to raise problems and questions and then refuse to discuss them.
One representative added that the draft of the technical guidelines should be shortened to make it more readable and useful.
One representative added that, while she supported the conclusions, there was a need for further guidance on the matter.
One representative added that the study should be used for reference and not as a baseline document during the negotiation process.
The representative added that the situation in Liberia had had a major impact on Guinea, which had given shelter to 485,000 refugees in 1992.
In that context one representative added that the instrument's objectives should be in line with the obligations that parties would have under the instrument.
The representative added that the cost of gathering information should be acceptable and coordination with existing monitoring programmes promoted.
The representative added that, at the level of international cooperation, gender issues were systematically taken into consideration in the planning of programmes and projects.
One representative added that synergies should also be developed among the three conventions, the Montreal Protocol and the proposed instrument on mercury.
Another representative added that the role of the family should be viewed with full respect for the religion, values, customs, habits and culture of each country or society.
The representative added that the Government of Nicaragua accepted the concepts of reproductive rights and reproductive health and considered that abortion was not a component of those rights.
The representative added that legislation had been enacted in 1998 to ensure equal access to employment and equal income for women and men in the public sector.
The representative added that, as an extension of its core human rights work, the organization had developed programmes for victims of catastrophes and for children victimized by poverty.
One representative added that research had been carried out on the subject in Asia and the Pacific and it was recognized that such guidelines were needed for application in the region.
Such meetings, one representative added, might also serve as the forum for measuring progress made in implementing the Strategic Approach, taking into account all stakeholders in the region.
The representative added that the information provided was indicative only but that, since costs were standard across the United Nations, he hoped the figures would provide some guidance.
The representative added that the group would have liked to have seen the paragraph 166 courses carried out as planned on an annual, rather than biennial, basis in Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Another representative added that under the Clean Development Mechanism much information was already available on mitigation of emissions and that there was therefore no added value to the proposed demonstration project.
This same representative added that, on several occasions, his country had proposed the reconsideration of certain conventions on the codification and development of international law which, having failed to gain general acceptance, had never entered into force.
One representative added, however, that the secretariat's work should be guided by the outcome of the current meeting and that a framework could be developed following a first round of discussions at the committee's first session.
One representative added that capacity-building should focus on, among other areas, the establishment of comprehensive legal and judicial systems and the stabilization of current structures at the national level, including national ozone units.
The representative added that, within the framework of the Mechanism for Dialogue with Civil Society Organizations for the Defence of Human Rights, created by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, INMUJERES would coordinate a panel on women's rights and compliance with the Convention.
One representative added that the proposed study would provide valuable information that the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund could take into consideration when deciding on strategy for the phase-out of HCFC production by parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5.
One representative added that the adoption of such measures would be rendered easier if developed countries phased out subsidies for their own agricultural sectors, and welcomed the recent steps taken to forgive developing countries' debts, and to increase aid, in particular to agriculture.
The representative added that concerning the bilingual inter-ethnic education programme, teachers, instructors and leaders and representatives of indigenous communities were directly involved in its implementation, which had covered 13,000 children between pre-school age and the fourth grade of primary school, in 1992.