82 白宫不赞同鲍威尔的派遣国际停火小组建议

82 白宫不赞同鲍威尔的派遣国际停火小组建议

White House Plays Down Powell Remarks on Mideast Peacekeepers
Paula Wolfson
White House
28 Jun 2001 21:41 UTC

The White House is playing down comments by Secretary of State Colin Powell on the need for international 1)monitors to observe steps in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
Officials say there has been no change in U.S. policy.
Mr. Powell's comments after a meeting with Yasser Arafat created a 2)stir in the Middle East. He appeared to be 3)endorsing¹ Palestinian calls for international monitors, a move that Israel 4)opposes.
But White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says there is nothing new in what Colin Powell had to say. He denies Mr. Powell was endorsing the kind of monitoring force 5)envisioned by the Palestinian leader. "He [Arafat] has proposed a very specific international force, but that is not what the secretary said," according to the spokesman.
Mr. Fleischer says the idea of international monitors is mentioned in 6)existing agreements between Israel and the Palestinians. During a 7)session with reporters, the White House spokesman stressed the United States believes observers should only be 8)deployed with the 9)prior 10)consent of all parties involved. "What the Secretary said goes back to the Wye Accords. There has been no change in the United States' position," Mr. Fleischer said.
But Mr. Powell's words raised concerns in Israel. The Bush administration has twice helped Israel 11)block Palestinian efforts to win U.N. Security Council approval of an observer force. And a meeting Tuesday at the White House between President Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon 12)highlighted differences between the two countries.

(1) monitor[5mRnItE(r)]n.监听器, 监控器vt.监控v.监控
(2) stir[st:(r)]n.轰动, 搅动vt.激起, 搅和, 惹起
(3) endorse[In5dC:s]v.签注(文件), 认可, 签署
(4) oppose[E5pEJz]vt.反对, 使对立, 使对抗, 抗争vi.反对
(5) envision[In`vIVLn]vt.想象, 预想
(6) existing[I^`zIstIN]现有的
(7) session[5seF(E)n]n.会议, 开庭
(8) deploy[dI5plCI]v.展开, 配置
(9) prior[5praIE(r)]adj.优先的, 在前的n.预先adv.在
(10) consent[kEn5sent]vi.同意, 赞成, 答应n.同意, 赞成, 允诺
(11) block[blCk]vt.防碍, 阻塞
(12) highlight[5haIlaIt]n.最显著(重要)部分vt.加亮, 使显著, 突出

 

1 endorsing   

v.赞同( endorse的现在分词 )；在（尤指支票的）背面签字；在（文件的）背面写评论；在广告上说本人使用并赞同某产品

参考例句：

• Yet Communist leaders are also publicly endorsing religion in an unprecedented way. 不过，共产党领导层对宗教信仰的公开认可也是以前不曾有过的。 来自互联网
• Connecticut Independent Senator Joseph Lieberman is endorsing Republican Senator John McCain. 康涅狄格州独立派参议员约瑟夫。列波曼将会票选共和议员约翰。麦凯恩。 来自互联网