Examples of using Introducing draft resolution in English and their translations into Spanish
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We thank the delegation of Australia for introducing draft resolution A/54/L.26.
The CHAIRMAN, introducing draft resolution A/C.1/48/L.51, thanked all the delegations which had participated in the drafting of the text.
My delegation is equally grateful to the Cuban delegation for introducing draft resolution A/54/L.11 on this matter.
Mr. Bernardini(Italy), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/59/L.67, observed that difficult negotiations had in the end produced a good text.
I would like finally to thank the friendly delegation of Tunisia for introducing draft resolution A/61/L.12, which the State of Qatar fully supports.
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Mr. Afifi(Egypt), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/61/L.20, said that the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Sudan and Yemen had joined the sponsors.
Mr. Varšo(Slovakia): At the outset, let me thank the Permanent Representative of Poland, in his capacity as representative of the chairmanship-in-office of the Organization for Security andCooperation in Europe(OSCE), for introducing draft resolution A/53/L.60.
Mr. El Khadraoui(Belgium), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/55/L.24 on behalf of the sponsors, said that Poland had also become a sponsor.
Mr. Nasseri(Islamic Republic of Iran): I am introducing draft resolution A/C.1/49/L.17, under agenda item 64(b),“Report of the Conference on Disarmament”.
Mr. KAMAL(Pakistan), introducing draft resolution A/C.1/48/L.37, said that until nuclear weapons were completely eliminated the non-nuclear-weapon States must be provided with legally binding assurances that such weapons would not be used against them.
Ms. Tomar(India) said that the representative of Pakistan, when introducing draft resolution A/C.3/57/L.33, had referred to the people of Jammu and Kashmir without first consulting the other sponsors.
Mr. Eler(Turkey), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/68/L.20, on behalf of his own delegation and that of Pakistan, said that its main objective was to raise awareness of the contribution of pulses to food security and overall nutrition.
Mr. KUEHL(United States of America)said that his delegation wished to defer introducing draft resolution A/C.3/48/L.9 to a later meeting, at which time it would submit a revised text that took into account the suggestions of various delegations.
Ms. TOMKINSON(Australia), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/49/L.26, entitled"International Decade of the World's Indigenous People", said that the sponsors listed in the document had been joined by Antigua and Barbuda, Finland and the Marshall Islands.
Allow me at the outset to express the appreciation of CARICOM to the representative of Peru for introducing draft resolution A/54/L.13, entitled“Cooperation between the United Nations and the Latin American Economic System” I would like to commend it for unanimous adoption by the General Assembly.
Ms. Pérez Álvarez(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/64/L.46 on behalf of the member States of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, said that, in the third preambular paragraph, the word"Switzerland" should be added after the word"Geneva.
I am equally grateful to the Cuban delegation for introducing draft resolution A/54/L.11, entitled“Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba”.
Ms. Hernando(Philippines), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/66/L.10 also on behalf of the United Republic of Tanzania, said that it was important for persons with disabilities to be regarded as active participants in and beneficiaries of development.
Ms. Hernando(Philippines), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/65/L.20/Rev.1, said that Argentina, Australia, Iceland, Serbia and Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) had joined the sponsors.
Ms. Kafanabo(United Republic of Tanzania), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/64/L.5/Rev.1, said that China, Finland, Indonesia, Ireland, Sweden, Thailand, Turkey and the United States of America had become sponsors.
Mr. Mwakapugi(United Republic of Tanzania), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/52/L.9 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, drew attention to various provisions of the draft resolution and urged the members of the Committee to support its adoption.
Mr. SALAND(Sweden), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/51/L.9/Rev.1 on behalf of its sponsors, said that it represented the outcome of consultations between his delegation and other members of the Committee following the introduction of draft resolution A/C.6/51/L.9.
Ms. Gordon(Jamaica), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/60/L.36 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said the draft resolution dealt with an issue of particular concern to the Group and merited the urgent attention of the international community.
Ms. Zamora(Costa Rica), introducing draft resolution A/C.4/64/L.6, said that the University for Peace urgently needed the political and financial support of the international community to continue expanding its operations around the world in accordance with its mandate.
Mr. MORA GODOY(Cuba), introducing draft resolution E/CN.4/2004/L.88/Rev.2, said it was widely known that over 600 people, including minors, had been arbitrarily detained for two years at the Guantánamo naval base, a part of Cuban territory illegally occupied by the United States.
Mr. HUHTANIEMI(Observer for Finland), introducing draft resolution E/CN.4/S-4/L.1/Rev.1 on the situation of human rights in East Timor and speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that Costa Rica, Guatemala and Paraguay had joined the list of sponsors.
Mr. León González(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2013/L.6 on behalf of the sponsors, said that the text referred to the vote held in November 2012 in which a majority of Puerto Ricans had rejected their current status of political subordination.
Mr. FERNANDEZ(Spain), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/50/L.62/Rev.1 on behalf of the European Union and the other sponsors, said that Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Cape Verde, the Czech Republic, Malta, Mauritius, New Zealand, Suriname and Ukraine had joined the sponsors.
Mr. MADDENS(Belgium), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/51/L.77 on the financing of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus, noted that voluntary contributions had been made to the Force by certain Governments, including the Governments of Greece and Cyprus.
Mr. Lukiyantsev(Russian Federation), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.61, said that the international community should be concerned about intensified activity by extremists groups, such as neoNazis and skinheads, against people of a different skin colour or religion and against immigrants.