Ms. Alfaro(El Salvador) said that her delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution because of the international community' s abiding interest in a settlement of the question of Western Sahara.
Mr. McDonald(Ireland) said that his delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution because the latter reaffirmed the right of the Saharan people to exercise their right to self-determination.
Ms. Tomic(Slovenia) said that her delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution because the latter had been based on the 2005 resolution, which had been adopted by consensus.
In view of those considerations, he requested a recorded vote on the draft resolution and urged the Committee to preserve the credibility of United Nations human rights mechanisms by voting against it.
Although his delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution, it had reservations concerning the tenth preambular paragraph, which referred to the League of Arab States resolution 7667 adopted on 1 September 2013.
His delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution, although it did acknowledge the commitments made by the new President and the progress achieved by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Argentina had thus voted in favour of the draft resolution, just as, on 6 December 2010, it had recognized Palestine as a free and independent State, within the borders established in 1967.
Having considered the different views on the draft article, the Commission agreed to approve it and to refer it to the drafting group, with the request to delete the reference to draft article 45 in paragraph 3.
Mr. Sahel(Morocco) noted that, once again, Algeria had sought to divide the international community by insisting on a vote on the draft resolution, despite all the efforts made to achieve consensus.
In the absence of a common understanding on important definitions and approaches to the issue, the Member States of the European Union would, as in previous years, vote against the draft resolution.
In the absence of a common understanding on important definitions and approaches to that issue, the States members of the European Union would, as in previous years, vote against the draft resolution.
At the same meeting, the Commission agreed to the proposal of the Chair to waive the relevant provision of rule 52 of the rules of procedure of the functional commissions of the Council and proceeded to act on the draft resolution.
At the same meeting, the representative of St. Lucia introduced draft resolution A/AC.109/1999/L.15 and introduced amendments to the draft resolution(see A/AC.109/1999/SR.14).
Japan voted in favour of that draft resolution, as we believe that deepening substantive discussions on ways to increase the effectiveness of negative security assurances is an important issue.
如蒙在座各代表团对该决议草案给予支持,以便它能象以前年度一样协商一致通过,我将非常感激。
I would be grateful if all delegations present here would kindly lend their support to this draft resolution, so that it can be adopted by consensus, as in previous years.
Even though we are not personally convinced of this point of view, we have changed the entire structure of operative paragraph 7 simply to achieve maximum possible consensus on this draft resolution.
Paragraph 2 of draft article 49 provided an exception to the rule established in paragraph 1; the amendment proposed by the representative of Nigeria would give the wrong impression as to the draft article' s content.
The delegation of the Kyrgyz Republic, one of the initiators of a draft resolution on sustainable mountain development, would be grateful for support for that draft at the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly.
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