Examples of using Statement would in English and their translations into Russian
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The statement would therefore be amended.
He expected, however, that when the representative of Israel took the floor, his statement would merely confirm his delegation's disregard for the views of the international community.
The statement would be reissued on 18 December.
Mr. CHANDLER(United States of America) said in order to avoid duplication of documents, carriers andissuers of bills of lading would understand that such a statement would apply to all subsequent documents issued in the course of the transaction.
But such a statement would not be entirely correct.
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Mr. Singh(Executive Coordinator for the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights), introducing item 112,said that his statement would deal with two categories of documentation.
He hoped his statement would encourage other contributions.
Swaziland underlined the fact that some 90 per cent of all recommendations made during its review had received a favourable response from the Government, and that its statement would focus mostly on those that it had promised to consider but that had not received its support.
A draft outline of such a statement would be submitted for the third meeting of the WGSO.
Mr. President, distinguished colleagues, friends, when I look around, I see just friends- friends, friends and friends- and I definitely have kind words for all of you, a lot of thanks, a lot of thoughts to share, butexcuse me if I did so, this statement would last and last and last.
Such a statement would seem utterly absurd to a citizen of any modern country.
Mr. Ziegler(Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the right to food), introducing his report(A/58/330) in accordance with resolution 57/226 of the General Assembly and resolution 2003/25 of the Commission on Human Rights,said that his statement would revolve around five major thrusts.
It was decided that the draft statement would be open for further comments by 1 February 2007.
The statement would outline the progress achieved in making sustainable development an overarching framework for work in the United Nations in the social, economic and environmental fields.
Mr. Kanu(Sierra Leone)said that his statement would cover Chapters IV, V, VII, VIII, X and XII of the report.
My statement would not be complete without mentioning the critical issues on which we have not been very successful so far.
The proposed strategic long-term vision statement would facilitate attainment of the Organization's goals.
Such a statement would make sense if persons deprived of liberty had a right to be elected.
In this case, the statement would read:"In case of inadequate ventilation wear respiratory protection.
His statement would focus on a number of strategic issues that he deemed it important to highlight.
My statement would not be complete without mentioning our support for the United Nations register system for conventional weapons.
Another statement would present breakdowns of expenditures by mission and with comparisons to related appropriations.
My statement would not be complete without mentioning our support for the United Nations register system for conventional weapons.
She also hoped the statement would spur the secretariat on to complete its work on previous recommendations of the Commission.
This statement would unify the outcome of the Eastern and Southern Africa consultative process with the other two regional consultations held in Africa.
The statement would concern the issue of reimbursement for troop costs and contingent-owned equipment, to which the Group of 77 and China attached great importance.
His statement would focus on four main indicators of the Organization's financial health: assessments issued, unpaid assessed contributions, available cash resources and debt to Member States.
Mr. Tekle(Eritrea) said that his statement would focus on the gross violations by the Ethiopian Government of the human rights of Eritreans living in Ethiopia and Ethiopian citizens of Eritrean origin, which had been fomented by the racist utterances of the Ethiopian Prime Minister, Mr. Meles Zenawi.
The summary statement would go something like this: that knowing that it was because of[the] illusion of separation that has a focus on forms of all kinds-institutions, churches and our bodies-and it would seem that the Correcting Time will encompass seeing ourselves as individualized expressions of The One, or Christ Michael.
He hoped that the statement would help future efforts both within civil society and among all States to address the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects, until the conscience of humanity was at long last satisfied that all that could be done had in fact been done to alleviate that global tragedy.