Examples of using All those developments in English and their translations into Spanish
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All those developments were the product of good management.
My delegation is disheartened by all those developments.
In all those developments, the United Nations should play the leading role.
If we are to assure an adequate response to the needs of post-conflict situations,I welcome all those developments.
All those developments had been taken into account during the drafting of the draft resolution.
Clearly, the President of the General Assembly andthe Committee on Contributions were kept duly informed of all those developments, and Iraq was not included in the text of draft resolution A/59/L.66, which is now before the Assembly for consideration.
All those developments must be duly reflected in the final records of the current Conference.
Decolonization, new non-nuclear global players, the end of the cold war,the increase in United Nations membership to 191 countries-- all those developments should be mirrored in the composition and working methods of the Security Council.
Despite all those developments, however, much remained to be done before women and men were truly equal.
In all those developments the role of the international community, and especially the United Nations.
The effects of all those developments in terms of human costs are not yet clear but are likely to be severe.
Despite all those developments, the recently adopted draft resolution could be counterproductive at that critical juncture.
All those developments pose new demands on family members and test the traditional grandparent-parent-youth relationships.
All those developments indicate the possibility of imminent armed attack of the Croatian army on Baranja, Eastern Slavonia and Western Srem.
All those developments had resulted in a positive change in the human rights situation in general, which would be reflected in Nepal's next periodic report.
We welcome all those developments, recognizing that they contribute to sustainable peace and stability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in the wider region.
All those developments were directly related to the implementation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Taking all those developments into account, the revised budget for peacekeeping operations could amount to over $4 billion, its highest level in 10 years.
All those developments were hopeful, but the international community must follow them up in order to hasten the Palestinian people's recovery of their legitimate national rights, and thus lay the foundations for a just, universal and sustainable peace in the Middle East.
All those developments mean that the fresh wind of change in the field of global disarmament has already opened new windows of opportunity, destined to upgrade the current international security system architecture and bring back the spirit of consensus to this chamber.
All those developments validate the vision of the Speaker of the Philippine Congress, Mr. José de Venecia, who proposed the topic to the leaders of the United States, the European Union and Asia as early as two years ago as a subject whose time for serious consideration and action has come.
The Kingdom of Morocco,which follows closely all those developments, affirms once again from this rostrum the pressing need to reactivate the peace process in the Middle East according to a comprehensive approach and on the basis of agreements signed by the parties, the Road Map and the Arab Peace Initiative.
It was generally acknowledged that all those development activities required adequate access to and the exchange of information for informed decision-making.
All those development strategies would require financing; Niger called on all of its development partners to fulfil their commitments, notably those made under the Istanbul Programme of Action.
All of those developments have put in jeopardy the future of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
All those negative developments within the machinery do not contribute to resolving the complex challenges in non-proliferation and disarmament.
All those new developments constitute important encouragement for our work, and I hope that they will be reflected in it.
All those positive developments, however, cannot hide the fact that there are still enormous difficulties and challenges to be faced.
All those positive developments confirmed her belief that the challenge of making the protection of human rights a reality was, although formidable, achievable.