Examples of using Another statement in English and their translations into Russian
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In 2009 the Secretary-General issued another statement, which stressed that democratic principles were woven throughout the normative fabric of the United Nations
In another statement, on 3 May 2000,
Also at the 51st meeting, the representative of the United States of America made another statement and requested that a recorded vote be taken on draft resolution A/C.5/58/L.81 as a whole.
On 27 October 1997, in another statement made to the Fourth Committee in connection with the consideration by the Committee of a draft resolution on small Non-Self-Governing Territories,
as well as any kind of extortion of confession or another statement from an accused person
The paper mentioned another statement by the National Security Adviser, Mr. Samuel Berger,
In another statement, the official media of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Kinshasa called on the population to treat the enemy as“a virus,
Another statement made by her suggests that it's a foregone conclusion:"Prior to this,
In another statement by Dr. J.C. and Mr. H.D. of 11 May 1993,
the OSCE said in another statement.
In another statement, the commander of the Air Force claimed that a missile had been launched from a location very near to the house that was bombarded
which we cited earlier today in another statement in explanation of vote.
the King, in another statement, on 6 November 2008, announced his Government's intention to transfer power to the regions, which would include Western Sahara, as part of"decentralization" reform.
The President of Ukraine Poroshenko made another statement similar to a famous proverb,
In another statement on 17 December 2011,
he may take another statement.
in fact our Chinese colleague recalled that as recently as last month the five permanent members of the Security Council made another statement reflecting our position on NSAs.
norms of international law, the Albanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued another statement on 13 October 1993 in which it blamed the staff of the Yugoslav Embassy for both incidents.
Another statement by President Putin also doesn't hold up:
as well as another statement supporting a bill introduced in the United States Congress known as the Freedom of Information in Viet Nam Act of 2003.