Examples of using In reply to the representative in English and their translations into Arabic
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Development Board), in reply to the representative of Japan, said that the trade performance of the African countries was contingent on many factors and newly emerging problems.
Mr. Pinheiro(Independent Expert for the United Nations study on violence against children), in reply to the representative of Iraq, said that the study devoted considerable attention to the consequences of armed conflict,
In reply to the representative of Brazil, he said that there was an apparent contradiction between the sovereign right of States to define who were and who were not nationals and their undertaking to respect the human rights of everyone in their territory without distinction.
In reply to the representative of China, he said that the additional invitations indeed had implications for planning of meetings in the future,
In reply to the representative of Japan, he welcomed the forthcoming visit by the Under-Secretary-General; all visits to the country, including by special rapporteurs and United Nations agencies, constituted positive steps.
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In reply to the representative of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea, he said that, since each of his five formal requests to visit the country had been turned down, he had been obliged to rely on secondary sources of information.
Mr. Rakovskiy(Russian Federation), speaking in reply to the representative of Georgia concerning the events of August 2008 in South Ossetia, said that his delegation deplored the effects of those events on the population of the region.
In reply to the representative of Canada, he said that he could not disclose the information requested because of the difficulty of forecasting, at the current time of year, how much any given Member State would have to pay
Mr. Woodward(Board of Auditors) said, in reply to the representative of Kuwait, who had previously asked about the length of time mission subsistence allowance payments had been made in advance of entitlement, that the situation had occurred when some observers had taken leave from the Mission in advance of their entitlement to it and had been paid for the leave improperly.
Mr. Halbwachs(Controller) said, in reply to the representative of the Bahamas, that the Commission on the Status of Women had taken note of the programme of work of the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development for 1998-1999 at its 15th meeting, held on 21 March 1997.
In reply to the representative of Norway, she said that the Universal Periodic Review conducted by the Human Rights Council, as well as the monitoring bodies for the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, provided excellent mechanisms for highlighting the issue of disability rights and assessing progress in that area.
Ms. Sinyo(Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution, Kenya), in reply to the representative of the Philippines, said that since Kenya ' s ratification of the Convention in 2008, her Government had developed a national policy and guidelines for mainstreaming disability into the public and private sectors.
Mr. Hossain(Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan), in reply to the representative of Afghanistan, said that the convening of the Emergency Loya Jirga within six months had been a tremendous achievement, and the criticisms of the process conveyed in his report were in no way intended to detract from it.
Ms. Laux(Officer-in-charge of the Office of Human Resources Management) said, in reply to the representative of Pakistan, that the name of the proposed Code of Conduct could be changed either to“Article I of the Staff Regulations and chapter I of the Staff Rules” or to“Duties, Rights and Obligations of Staff Members”.
Mr. Niwa(Assistant Secretary-General for Central Support Services), in reply to the representative of Israel, said that he understood the desire for a single procurement window because of the difficulties faced by vendors. Attempts to develop such a window had been made under IAPSO through the United Nations Common Supplier Database(UNCSD), but those attempts had not been successful.
In reply to the representative of Nigeria, she said that information on unedited versions of documents was usually included in the Journal when it was known that the submission of documentation would be delayed, which would, in turn, delay distribution in all the languages four to six weeks prior to the consideration of the item in question; in such cases, an advance unedited version was issued.
Mr. Mamdouhi(Islamic Republic of Iran), in reply to the representative of the United States of America and the representative of Sweden, speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that it was disappointing to listen to the European Union ' s unfair and incorrect description of the situation in Iran, which did not take into account the progress that had indisputably been made in the situation of human rights in Iran.
In reply to the representative of Cuba, she said that her Office played a catalytic role in three areas(advocacy,