Examples of using Brief comment in English and their translations into Arabic
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As we approach the end of this year ' s session, I should like to make a brief comment on the work of the Conference on Disarmament which, I hope, has some relevance for the consideration of the high-level meeting of 24 September.
to say a few words of thanks and to make one brief comment.
After this brief comment on matters that concern Armenia's current affairs, its membership in the United Nations and the outstanding issues of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict, allow me a moment of reflection.
let me just make a brief comment to follow on the statement which Ambassador Lint made today.
Mr. Lee(Republic of Korea): My delegation wishes to make a brief comment in explanation of its vote on draft resolution A/C.1/53/L.33, entitled“Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on Their Destruction”.
I have just explained my vote, but as long as I am speaking I wish to make a brief comment, almost a point of order though I hesitate to call it such.
Mr. Moher(Canada): I should like to make a brief comment on draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.14, which deals with the status of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction.
Yesterday, in the Security Council, I gave a brief comment by way of response to the report of the Security Council mission to Central Africa, 4 to 11 November 2005(S/2005/716).
I also wish in this regard to make a brief comment on the repeated reference by the representative of Israel to the achievement of comprehensive regional peace as a condition of moving forward on regional security issues.
We did not plan to speak today, but we have taken the floor to make a brief comment on the statement that was to be delivered by the NGOs on International Women ' s Day.
Mr. Dehghani(Islamic Republic of Iran): I wish to make a brief comment on draft resolution A/C.1/52/L.4*, entitled“Establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East”.
Lastly, in this chapter I, another brief comment is made on the possibility of classifying unilateral acts and on their relevance and importance to the structure of the work that would be carried out on the topic.
The Chairman: Before we proceed with our work, allow me, in my capacity as presiding officer of the First Committee, to make a brief comment on the terrorist attack that occurred on 1 October in Bali, Indonesia.
Section II contains the audited financial statements for the biennium 1996-1997, the summary report of the United Nations Board of Auditors and a brief comment by the secretariat on the summary report.
Mr. Muñoz(Chile)(spoke in Spanish): In his statement in the general debate this morning, the Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia made a reference to my country that deserves a brief comment.
Mr. Gala López(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): My delegation has no problem with the proposed programme of work and timetable, but we would like to make a brief comment on the proposals circulated in the recent note of the Chairman.
A brief comment at the end of the section identifies a few of the ways in which the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
It would be helpful to preface the views of the Government of Sri Lanka with a brief comment on the general course of the development of the Ad Hoc Committee ' s work since its inception in relation to the changing regional and international political environment and the evolving consensus in the Committee.
democratically elected civilian Governments, I would like to respond to the challenge that you have posed to us, Mr. President, with a brief comment on lessons learned from our own experiences that may contribute some tangible inputs to today ' s debate.
Mr. Paek(Republic of Korea): My delegation wishes to make a brief comment on draft resolution A/C.1/51/L.46. As my delegation has stated on various occasions, including during the general debate in this Committee, we share the deep concern of the international community over the scourge of anti-personnel landmines, which not only inflict great suffering and death on innocent civilians, especially children, but also pose a tremendous obstacle to the economic and social development and reconstruction of affected regions.