Examples of using Same representative in English and their translations into Russian
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The same representative also introduced draft resolution A/C.6/51/L.8.
Another three hours later, he went out again, the same representative of the air company assured us that, in an hour, we will fly.
The same representative also asked about the choice of hydrocarbons for mobile airconditioning units.
A further meeting with the same representative of the State party took place during the eighty-fourth session.
The same representative, at the same time, stressed the need to ensure security and confidentiality.
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Referring to participation in the Programme of Assistance in general, the same representative suggested that perhaps some other institutions, both inside and outside the United Nations, could be associated with the Programme.
The same representative underlined the importance of documenting regulatory procedures in as detailed and as clear a way as possible.
The same representative referred to the ninth edition of Oppenheim's International Law, which had recently appeared in English.
The same representative considered, moreover, that those rules should be included in the treaty, and not in the Rules of Court to be adopted by the judges.
The same representative also shared the view of the Special Rapporteur that article 7(c) and(d) of Part Two should not be applicable in the case of crimes.
The same representative also emphasized the importance of increasing cooperation among the countries of the region in countering drug trafficking by sea.
This same representative conducted an outstanding session in the UNITAR Seminar for Members of the Permanent Forum in advance of their first session in May 2002.
Yesterday the same representative I mentioned earlier told the General Assembly that the resolutions we adopt each time have been copied and pasted over the years.
The same representative supported the development of the manual by a small expert group provided that all Parties were able to participate fully in finalizing the text.
The same representative raised a second objection on principle to the contents of article 19, which concerned the question of whether a crime could be attributed to a State.
The same representative noted that the Rotterdam Convention did not"control" trade as suggested in the document, but merely provided information for policy makers.
According to the same representative, the concept of interim measures of protection implied a subjective element of"reasonableness" which made it, in practice, indistinguishable from the notion of countermeasures.
The same representative encouraged a communications strategy that would make analysis more accessible, perhaps through country profiles on the UNCTAD website.
The same representative said that inspection activities could begin at the Radiochemical Laboratory and at the Nuclear Fuel Rod Storage Facility and at the Nuclear Fuel Rod Fabrication Plant.
The same representative agreed with the permissibility school that an objection to a reservation could be made only to a permissible reservation, if that meant a reservation that had met the requirements of article 19.
The same representative stressed the importance of emphasizing the repercussions on women of unilateral economic measures of a coercive nature which are, at times, applied against developing countries for political reasons.
The same representative added that, in any case, courts at the national level should continue to exercise their jurisdiction until such time as the international criminal court had become fully recognized and effective.
In that connection, the same representative wished to encourage the Department to take advantage of the demand for such research materials and to promote sales in order to increase revenues for the United Nations.
The same representative expressed the view that the Centre's focus on the two global campaigns was too narrow for a thorough review of the Habitat Agenda to be conducted as mandated by the General Assembly.
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.
The same representative, referring to article 5, proposed that the expression"injured State" should be replaced by"claimant State", since a State could be described as injured only if an independent judicial mechanism so decided.
The same representative participated in meetings during May 2000 in Nazran with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to explore the humanitarian situation for displaced Chechens in the Republic of Ingushetia.
In this connection, the same representative noted that the 1988 Convention as well as the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft and the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation met that requirement.
The same representative said that in determining whether a treaty established an international crime the question first arose whether the treaty concerned constituted the offence as a crime under international law.
The same representative of the Ozone Secretariat drew the attention of the meeting to Annex II of document UNEP/OzL. Pro.18/Bur.1/2, which contained a summary by the Co-chairs of the two-day Dialogue that had taken place in June 2007 on key future challenges facing the Montreal Protocol.