Examples of using Adoption of the draft resolution by consensus in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. Medal(Nicaragua) welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus but expressed disappointment at the lack of interest by some States in the plan of action,
Mr. Osuga(Japan) said that his delegation welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus and looked forward to negotiating the modalities of the Conference in order to ensure a successful outcome.
said that the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus demonstrated the importance that all attached to issues affecting small island States and to implementation of the SAMOA Pathway.
Mr. Jomaa(Tunisia) expressed his appreciation to countries for their contributions and extended his thanks to all delegations for their constructive spirit, which had allowed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus.
Ms. Ortiz de Urbina(Spain), speaking as facilitator of the informal consultations, said that she was grateful to the delegations that had brought the issue to the Committee ' s attention and gratified by the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus.
said that the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus should not be interpreted to mean that his country supported country-specific resolutions.
Mr. AHMIA(Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus and the spirit of cooperation which had prevailed during the negotiations.
His delegation had not objected to the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus, but it would continue to be guided by its consistent position when the matter was taken up by the Fourth Committee and the Economic and Social Council.
said that Cuba had strongly supported the convening of a world conference on racism and racial discrimination, and his delegation welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus.
We look forward to the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus, so that the Organization and its Member States can, in one voice,
Ms. Mills(Jamaica), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus but regretted that a vote had been necessary on the implementation of the Programme of Action and resented having been described as high-handed in negotiations despite the flexibility that it had shown with regard to many amendments.
Ms. Zhang Dan(China) said that her delegation supported the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus, subject to the correction of a number of technical and linguistic errors in the Chinese version of the draft Convention which, if they remained, would impede China ' s ratification and implementation of the instrument.
Mr. Sharma(Nepal), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries, welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus, especially in view of the Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries to be held in 2011, which was being convened at the highest possible level.
He hoped that adoption of the draft resolution by consensus would help to alleviate the hardships faced by the Palestinian people and contribute to the ultimate realization of the long overdue right to self-determination,
He noted that in the fourth line of paragraph 6, the word“the” should be inserted after the word“further” and that, in the fifth line of paragraph 7, the word“further” should be inserted before the word”recognizes”. He recommended the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus.
Mr. Bahattarai(Nepal), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries, welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution by consensus and called on all States that had not yet done so to integrate the Programme of Action into their policies with the aim of enabling half of the least developed countries to meet the criteria for graduation by 2020.