Examples of using The draft resolution which in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. MATRI(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said he thought the draft resolution which had just been adopted should be part of a general revision of the Charter which would take into account the changes that had taken place in the world and would abolish the privileges which, despite those changes, a small number of States continued to enjoy at the United Nations.
It is with these views that my Government, while deciding to abstain in the voting on the draft resolution which this Committee has just adopted, decided to co-sponsor the draft resolution contained in document L. 23/Rev.1, entitled“Contributions towards banning anti-personnel landmines”, which the Committee has already adopted.
The draft resolution which has just been circulated represents a modest step that the Group of African States, through its Chairman, the Ambassador of Sudan, invites the General Assembly to take
We therefore welcome the call made in the draft resolution which, thanks to the leadership of the delegation of Portugal, we will adopt later today, on Governments and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to ensure the official participation of young people in their delegations, particularly from developing countries, including through the use of the United Nations Youth Fund.
Furthermore, turning now to the draft resolution which we expect to adopt as soon as possible, the European Union welcomes the decision to invite
Mr. Martini( Italy), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the acceding countries Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia, the associated countries Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey, and, in addition, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, said he welcomed the draft resolution which the Committee on Conferences proposed for adoption by the Fifth Committee, noting that it was the first time that it had done so.
My delegation is certain that the General Assembly has every right to encourage, indeed strongly request, the Security Council to give serious consideration to lifting the embargo on deliveries of weapons and military equipment to the Republic and Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina that was imposed by the Security Council three years ago in resolution 713(1991), of 25 September 1991. That is further outlined in the eighth preambular paragraph of the draft resolution which we have joined in sponsoring.
cannot fail to express its gratification at the demonstration of support being offered to Guatemala by the international community through the draft resolution which the General Assembly is considering today in the search for ways of eliminating the causes of the conflict that has afflicted that nation for over 30 years.
The draft resolutions which will be introduced during this session offer such means.
The draft resolution, which has been distributed in preliminary form, avoids micro-management of the work of the First Committee.
Mr. Baali(Algeria) called the Committee ' s attention to paragraph 5 of the draft resolution, which expressed the proposal that had been made by the Netherlands.
Mr. Lancry(Israel) urged Committee members carefully to consider their vote on the draft resolution, which was a highly political issue under negotiation between Israel and Palestine.
Mr. Al-Ethary(Yemen) said that his delegation would abstain in the voting on the draft resolutions which did not command a consensus.
Mr. Yáñez-Barnuevo(Spain) expressed regret that a vote would be taken on the draft resolution, which had not been prepared in accordance with the traditional working methods of the Fifth Committee and did not take account of the views of a significant number of Member States.
said that his delegation categorically rejected the draft resolution, which was the product of politicization, double standards and selectivity vis-à-vis human rights, and aimed to isolate and stifle the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea.
Mr. Bond(United States of America) said that his delegation had some misgivings about the draft resolution, which concerned the requests of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of the Congo and Iraq for exemption under Article 19 of the Charter.