Examples of using Draft resolution would in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
The Assembly was informed that a draft resolution would be submitted under this item at a later date.
The Assembly was informed that a draft resolution would be submitted on this item at a later date.
The draft resolution would have unpredictable and serious consequences, for which its sponsors and supporters should be held responsible.
Her delegation was concerned that the draft resolution would undercut and weaken the spirit of consensus that had been building recently.
Thus, the adoption of such an essentially selective draft resolution would further exacerbate confrontation in Georgian-Abkhaz relations.
The draft resolution would declare Mahatma Gandhi' s birth anniversary-- 2 October-- an International Day of Non-Violence.
We are convinced that our draft resolution would facilitate the reform of the Council' s working methods.
This draft resolution would constitute the foundation on which the role of the General Assembly can be further built and further developed.
Adopting the draft resolution would be an important step in the quest for security.
It did not believe that the draft resolution would contribute to the United States' long-standing commitment to international development and to helping nations achieve sustainable economic growth.
He trusted that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus, as in previous years.
This year' s draft resolution would have the General Assembly decide to convene the first of the biennial meetings stipulated in the Programme of Action in July 2003.
Consultations were ongoing, and she hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.
Since both groups had worked hard to ensure that the language matched that of previous years, she trusted that the draft resolution would be adopted without a vote.
After thanking all delegations for their constructive contributions to the negotiations, she expressed the hope that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.
Mr. Ma Young-an(Republic of Korea) said his delegation believed that the draft resolution would serve as a comprehensive framework for the rights of children.
The European Union would continue to work in that direction and hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.
Ms. Kondolo(Zambia), speaking on behalf of the Group of African States, said that the draft resolution would help improve the lot of victims of trafficking throughout the world.
Ms. Belskaya(Belarus) said that the draft resolution would be a significant step in improving the work of UNODC and Member States in meeting their obligations in the sphere of combating crime.
Since national institutions were an innovative and effective means of promoting and protecting human rights, the sponsors hoped that, as in the past, the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.