Examples of using Speaking in explanation of position in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Nazarian(Armenia), speaking in explanation of position, recalled the historic significance of the Manila Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes, which had been approved by the General Assembly on 15 November 1982.
Ms. Belskaya(Belarus), speaking in explanation of position before the decision, said that Belarus was a party to the majority of the international human rights instruments and attached great importance to the work of the treaty bodies.
Ms. Nemroff(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position, said that the draft resolution contained many misstatements of international law and was inconsistent with current State practice.
Mr. Obeid(Syrian Arab Republic), speaking in explanation of position, said that his delegation was in favour of adopting the draft resolution by consensus, despite the fact that the text had some shortcomings.
Mr. Londono(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position, said that the United States had joined the consensus on the revised draft resolution because of the importance it attached to protecting and enhancing the rights of all children throughout the world.
Ms. Kuroda(Japan), speaking in explanation of position said that her delegation had supported the establishment of the Development Account in 1997, to be funded from savings in administrative and other overhead costs.
Ms. Abubakar(Libya), speaking in explanation of position, expressed regret that certain parties had taken the extreme and unjustified step of rejecting a paragraph proposed by Egypt, Libya and Tunisia mentioning the role of youth in those countries ' transitional periods.
Mr. Diab(Lebanon), speaking in explanation of position, said that his delegation did not object to adopting the draft resolution by consensus and wished to reaffirm its solidarity with the international community in its efforts to eliminate terrorism.
Mr. Baghaei Hamaneh(Islamic Republic of Iran), speaking in explanation of position on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, commended all delegations for the flexibility and spirit of cooperation they had shown during the negotiation of the draft resolution.
Ms. Nemroff(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position, expressed deep disappointment with the insistence of some Member States on inclusion of a paragraph on young people living under foreign occupation, which politicized the draft resolution and detracted from its central theme.
Mr. Percaya(Indonesia), speaking in explanation of position before the decision, said that the right to privacy must be protected and promoted in accordance with article 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Mr. Farid(Saudi Arabia), speaking in explanation of position, asked that the names of staff members with an academic background and previous experience in cost accounting should be provided by the second part of the resumed session.
Ms. Dali(Tunisia), speaking in explanation of position, referred to the paragraph proposed by her delegation. Its purpose had been to pay tribute to the young people of her country who had taken their destiny in hand to establish genuine democracy.
Ms. Lock(South Africa), speaking in explanation of position on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that the Group attached great importance to the establishment of clear lines of accountability for the submission, processing and issuance of documentation.
Mr. Percaya(Indonesia), speaking in explanation of position before the decision, said that his delegation would support the consensus on the draft resolution but had a strong reservation concerning the reference to the Financial Action Task Force in paragraph 17.
Mr. Bond(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position, said that his delegation was seriously concerned that, once again, the Committee had failed to acknowledge the existence of any scale of assessments dealing with peacekeeping operations.
Mr. Toro Jiménez(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), speaking in explanation of position, said that Venezuela had joined the consensus because, in the fight against terrorism, suppression was an approach that in the end yielded limited and conflicting results.
Ms. Alsaleh(Syrian Arab Republic), speaking in explanation of position, said that introducing the suffering of youth under foreign occupation into draft resolutions had always been and would always be one of her delegation ' s main concerns.
Ms. Hoosen(South Africa), speaking in explanation of position, said that all decisions and draft resolutions of the Committee should strive to prevent human rights violations, provide adequate protection to victims where prevention failed and provide remedies to victims of human rights violations.
Ms. Sapag(Chile), speaking in explanation of position, said that her delegation was pleased that negotiations had permitted original language concerning early childhood, a topic barely addressed in previous omnibus resolutions, to be incorporated.