The phrase "adding that the un" is not correct in written English as it appears to be incomplete.
It could be used in a context where someone is providing additional information or clarification about a statement related to "the un," likely referring to the United Nations.
Example: "The speaker emphasized the importance of global cooperation, adding that the un plays a crucial role in peacekeeping efforts."
Alternatives: "noting that the un" or "mentioning that the un".
Donors had been slow to respond to the initial cholera elimination campaign, Ban told the Miami Herald newspaper, adding that the UN had struggled to raise an initial $400m needed in the first two years.
Save the Children said the world was "sleepwalking towards failure" at the global finance summit, adding that the UN should create an international body to oversee global tax matters.
One, in 2004, is reported as saying that the democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's "day has come and gone" adding that the UN has little credibility and the EU is too "obvious, shabby, shortsighted and full of contradictions" to play a meaningful role in the country".
"Of the 700 unaccompanied or separated children who have so far been interviewed across the country for tracing purposes, over 300 have found family links," he said, adding that the UN also tries to set up foster care arrangements for children.
Mr. Zapcic added, "That's un-possible".
He added, "That's just un-American".
Carl Manneh, Mojang's managing director, called the game "the perfect tool to facilitate this process," adding that "the three-year partnership will support UN-Habitat's Sustainable Urban Development Network to upgrade 300 public spaces by 2016".
"The guy kept bumping into her and she said, 'Watch it, the gun is loaded,' " he said, adding that she un-shouldered it to keep it out of reach.
He added that the SVJC would only tell him that he was "un peligro para la comunidad" — a danger to the community.
Elsewhere, South Korean President Park Geun-hye said on Monday she was willing to meet with Jong Un without any pre-condition, but added that the country still needed an anti-North security law.
"It's what I call un-American, to even think in those terms!" He added that the threat of such legislation, combined with the constraints imposed by President Bush, had discouraged young scientists from entering the field.
