Examples of using The previous speakers in English and their translations into Arabic
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I also join the previous speakers in expressing my delegation ' s gratitude to Under-Secretary-General Dhanapala for his important statement, in which he has touched upon the pressing issues of disarmament at the very beginning of this century.
Mr. Alouan Kanafani(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that he supported the statements made by the previous speakers and was concerned that the Secretariat had appointed the Special Adviser on the Responsibility to Protect without the approval of the Assembly.
On behalf of the Government of the Republic of Korea, I join the previous speakers in offering my heartfelt congratulations to the five award recipients for their accomplishments to date in advancing human rights around the world.
Mr. ABUAH(Nigeria): I should like to join the previous speakers in extending our gratitude to the Special Coordinators for the reports they have just rendered on the assignment given to them by the Conference.
In conclusion, he expressed support for the statements made by the previous speakers and suggested that in its report the Committee should recommend a higher level of commitment from the host country as to the facilitation of intergovernmental work.
Ms. Cabello de Daboin(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) reiterated the views of the previous speakers and stressed that NATO was simply the implementation arm for decisions taken by the Security Council.
Mr. SHARP(Australia) joined the previous speakers who had supported the existing text of draft resolution A/C.3/48/L.49. There appeared to be a consensus that it was up to the Fifth Committee to make decisions on questions of administration and budget.
He shared the views expressed by the previous speakers, especially the representatives of Australia
Ms. ALMAO(New Zealand), supporting the statements by the previous speakers, said that the decision was unacceptable as it represented a breach of contract with staff members recruited through competitive examinations.
Mr. Hor(Cambodia): At the outset, allow me to join the previous speakers in expressing my sincere congratulations to His Excellency Joseph Deiss of Switzerland on his election as President of the sixty-fifth session of our General Assembly.
Mr. Zarif(the Islamic Republic of Iran): Mr. President, let me join the previous speakers in congratulating you for assuming the presidency of the Council and in expressing our appreciation to your predecessor for the excellent work he carried out.
Mr. Ileka(Democratic Republic of the Congo): On behalf of the Group of African States, I would like to join all the previous speakers on congratulating you, Sir, upon your assumption of the chairmanship of the Disarmament Commission at its 2008 session.
Archbishop Migliore(Holy See): Mr. President, since this is the first time my delegation is taking the floor under your presidency, allow me to join the previous speakers in congratulating you and the other members of the Bureau.
Mr. Bune(Fiji): The Fiji delegation is pleased to see you, Sir, presiding over this Committee, and we would like to join the previous speakers in congratulating you and the other members of the Bureau on your election.
Ms. Cartwright supported the previous speakers ' remarks concerning violence against women and the relevance of the Committee ' s general recommendation No. 19 and the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
I would also like to join the previous speakers in saying goodbye to Ambassador Brasack of Germany, and on behalf of my delegation to wish him every success in his new duties.
Mr. Mahugu(Kenya): At the outset, Sir, I wish to join the previous speakers in commending you for the able manner in which you continue to preside over the work of the fifty-second session of the General Assembly.
Mr. Hosseinian(Iran): I would like to join the previous speakers in thanking the Secretary-General for his reports on the items and his address in the general debate.
Firstly, I would like to thank all the previous speakers for their interventions, and I would particularly like to add my delegation ' s support-- in fact my delegation ' s strong support-- for the high-level meeting that is planned in September in New York.
Mr. BEBLER(Slovenia): May I, first of all, join the previous speakers who addressed to the President, to his predecessors, to the Secretary-General and to the hard-working staff of the Conference on Disarmament, their compliments and assurances of full cooperation?
