Examples of using Wieruszewski in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Mr. Wieruszewski, a Vice-Chairperson and Chairperson of various working groups, had made a
Ms. Telalian assured Mr. Wieruszewski that the Government had strong feelings about the essential role of non-governmental organizations and was closely cooperating
the Meeting decided to elect Mr. Roman Wieruszewski(Poland) without a vote as a member of the Human Rights Committee to serve until 31 December 2000.
Mr. SCHEININ, adding to what had been said by Mr. Bhagwati and Mr. Wieruszewski, considered it unacceptable that the Committee should examine only a dozen
Mr. Wieruszewski, Sir Nigel Rodley and Ms. Palm
she would ask Mr. Wieruszewski and Mr. Yalden,
Mr. Wieruszewski, observing that the report was timely
Moreover, Mr. Wieruszewski was astonished that the adoption of measures to end discrimination against minorities clearly depended on a strategy to implement the recommendations of the European Council's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities.
Participants in the third inter-committee meeting considered that… During its eighty-fourth session, the Committee agreed to designate Mr. Roman Wieruszewski, to participate in the technical working group,
Mr. Solari-Yrigoyen and Mr. Wieruszewski, who would be concluding their mandates at the end of the year, for their contributions to the Committee's work.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI said that the reform of the treaty body system would require very careful preparation.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI welcomed the delegation's positive attitude to the dialogue with the Committee.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI reminded the Committee that the working group had been divided on deletion.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI thanked the Chairperson for her generous words.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI asked if the report had mentioned violence.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI said that the reference to"Violations" should be removed from the final sentence.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI welcomed the seriousness with which Ireland was complying with its international obligations.
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI suggested the deletion of the first sentence,
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI(Country Rapporteur)
Mr. WIERUSZEWSKI said that the phrase had been retained because the Committee was particularly interested in the professions concerned,