Examples of using Before the general assembly in English and their translations into Chinese
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Accordingly, CARICOM delegations support the content of the draft resolution before the General Assembly(A/60/L.9) and will vote in support of its adoption.
Calling for such a motion was aimed at denying Member States their sovereign right to bring before the General Assembly any concern which they deemed to merit its attention.
Mr. Nasser(Yemen)(spoke in Arabic): On behalf of my country, I wish to pay tribute to the Secretary-General for his report before the General Assembly.
We meet today to consider the question of Palestine, which remains the oldest unresolved issue before the General Assembly.
(g) All items which the Secretary-General deems it necessary to put before the General Assembly;
Mr. Khalilzad(United States of America): I stand before the General Assembly with several emotions.
Thus, Peru respects Serbia' s right to place such a request before the General Assembly.
Allow me therefore to formally ask for the support of each and every Member State for Serbia' s proposal before the General Assembly.
My delegation would like to inquire about the reasons for the non-inclusion of this non-governmental organization in the list before the General Assembly.
Mr. Meyer(Brazil): My delegation would like to thank the Secretary-General for the preparation of the reports before the General Assembly.
I invite the United States delegation to think over what its representative said so irresponsibly before the General Assembly.
That was clearly manifested by the statement made by President Crvenkovski on the same day before the General Assembly, according to which" the name of my[his] country is the Republic of Macedonia and will be the Republic of Macedonia".
On Tuesday afternoon, 25 September 2007, the President of the Republic of Argentina, in his statement before the General Assembly, raised some absurd allegations against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Whenever I speak before the General Assembly, I conclude by mentioning two continuing cases of injustice: that of the Republic of China on Taiwan and that of the trade embargo against Cuba.
Before the General Assembly could take a final decision on such a complex issue the Commission should carry out a cost-benefit analysis of the application of a single index to Geneva.
Accordingly, Samoa will become the 147th State party to the Convention on 27 October 2002, before the General Assembly takes action on this draft resolution.