Examples of using Speaking in explanation of vote before the voting in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. Phipps(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that her delegation had appreciated the sponsors ' attempts to promote international dialogue.
Mr. Tagle(Chile) speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation regretted that the draft resolution could not be adopted by consensus.
Ms. Nagahara(Japan), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that UNCCD was an independent treaty body with its own budget and secretariat.
Mr. Abdelaziz(Egypt), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution.
Mr. Kumar(India), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that each State had the sovereign right to determine its legal system
Mr. Türk(Slovenia), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said his delegation would also abstain in the voting. .
Mr. Makanga(Gabon), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the proposed amendment was contradictory.
Mr. Rees(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution, for a number of reasons.
Mr. Mally(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation wished to express its condolences to the people of Lebanon for the tragic loss of the Industry Minister Mr. Pierre Gemayel.
Mr. Sammis(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his country believed that each Member State had the sovereign right to decide how it conducted trade with other countries.
Ms. Belskaya(Belarus), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that one quarter of her country ' s citizens had perished and 619 of its villages had been burned in the fight against Nazism.
Mr. Khalil(Egypt) speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the draft resolution focused excessively on national policies for entrepreneurship, ignoring the need for a conducive international environment.
Mr. Sammis(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, underscored his delegation ' s long-standing commitment to development for all, integration of more economies into the global trade system and implementation of the Millennium Development Goals, including the eradication of extreme poverty.
Ms. Eilon Shahar(Israel), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, reiterated Israel ' s support for the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL), which played an essential role in implementing Security Council resolution 1701(2006)
Ms. Abubakar(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the draft resolution was an attempt by some States to impose their views and legislation on others.
Ms. Sunderland(Canada), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, expressed support for the concept of the right to development, which served as an important bridge between civil, economic, political, cultural and social rights.
Ms. Robl(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that her Government remained committed to the stability of the international financial system as well as the development of its partners around the world, for which financing was crucial.
Mr. Heller(Mexico), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the Charter provided the guiding principles for international human rights instruments and the work of the Organization, including the work of the Third Committee.
Ms. Boissiere(Trinidad and Tobago), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that her Government held the question of capital punishment to be a criminal justice matter which fell under the national jurisdiction of States.
Ms. Robl(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that her delegation was unable to support a draft resolution that defied longstanding practice in the Committee by including a reference to a different voted resolution.