Examples of using Representative addressed in English and their translations into Russian
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My Special Representative addressed both these conferences.
Activities: Side event on the role of local governments, anda local government representative addressed the COP plenary.
The Special Representative addressed this dilemma in his 2009 report.
Letter dated 8 May 2009 from the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina andEuropean Union Special Representative addressed to the Secretary-General.
In January 1999, the Special Representative addressed the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
In the margins of the forty-fifth ordinary session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, held in Banjul from 13 to 27 May, UNOWA convened a meeting of West African civil society organizations on 12 and 13 May, during which participants adopted an action plan to address key challenges facing the subregion. On 13 May,my Special Representative addressed the African Commission and underlined the centrality of human rights to peace, security and development.
The representative addressed affirmative action as preferential treatment and special quota arrangements.
At the invitation of the Chairman of the Permanent Council of OSCE, my Special Representative addressed the Reinforced Permanent Council in Vienna on 23 October 1998.
On 24 March, my Special Representative addressed the African Union Peace and Security Council at its 425th meeting, held in Addis Ababa.
A second regional Symposium on Refugees andForced Population Displacements in Africa, which the Representative addressed, was held in Addis Ababa in September 1994.
In May 1999, the Special Representative addressed the Coalition's official launch of the global campaign to ratify the Rome Statute.
In her report to the General Assembly in 2007(A/62/225),the former Special Representative addressed the situation of student activists in the context of the right to freedom of assembly.
The Special Representative addressed a reminder to the Minister for Foreign Affairs concerning the continued detention of Abbas AmirEntezam.
A measure of convergence began to emerge recently.On 10 February 1995, my Deputy Special Representative addressed similar letters to the Moroccan authorities and to the Frente POLISARIO in which he set out his proposal in detail.
The Special Representative addressed the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) Export Credits Group, as part of its review of its common approaches.
UNMEE has repeatedly raised this matter with the Eritrean Commissioner. On 24 and26 December 2007, my Deputy Special Representative addressed a letter to the Commissioner on the issue and also met with him to underscore the gravity of the situation.
In Basrah, my Special Representative addressed the Inter-Governorate Coordination Council and met senior officials from the governorates of Basrah, Dhi-Qar and Maysan.
In response to the parties' comments on the compromise proposals, and in a further attempt to allay some concerns and to reconcile, as far as possible, the positions of the parties,my Special Representative addressed a detailed explanatory note to the parties on 27 September 1993, clarifying certain provisions of the compromise text, in particular on the two main subjects of contention, tribal links with the Territory and the composition of the teams of tribal chiefs invited to testify.
My Special Representative addressed two meetings of the core group preparing for the New Deal for Somalia Conference that will be held in Brussels on 16 September.
MINUSTAH continued to work closely with OAS in providing electoral assistance to CEP. On 11 January,my Special Representative addressed the OAS Permanent Council in Washington, D.C. He stressed the importance of the ongoing cooperation between the United Nations and OAS in support of the electoral process and of financial assistance to CEP.
One representative addressed the issue of institutional arrangements, particularly in reference to the proposed merger of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women and the United Nations Development Fund for Women.
After careful consideration of these comments and requests,the Deputy Special Representative addressed a reply to the Frente POLISARIO Coordinator on 14 September. On 15 September, he visited the Tindouf area to discuss with the Coordinator the concerns of the Frente POLISARIO and to address other issues relating to the process.
My Special Representative addressed that meeting and discussed current and future security and development-related issues with the representatives of these institutions.
On 13 January 1994, the Special Representative addressed the following letter by telex to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
My Special Representative addressed conferences hosted by the Ministries of Interior and Human Rights on 5 and 9 December respectively to mark the anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
In August 1999, the Special Representative addressed the Central Committee, the Council's principal governing and policy-making body.
On 29 August 1994, the Representative addressed a letter to the Government of Sri Lanka, in which he asked for information on developments in the situation of the internally displaced since his mission there in November 1993 see E/CN.4/1994/44/Add.1.
On 25 August 1998, the Special Representative addressed the Minister of Foreign Affairs concerning the arrest of Iranian scholar Hojatoleslam Sayyid Mohssen Saeidzadeh.
On the same date, the Special Representative addressed a letter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs concerning the alleged arrest, mistreatment and conviction of Behrouz JavidTehrani.
Six of those youth representatives addressed the Third Committee on agenda item 103.
