Примеры использования Again expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The expert from Germany again expressed his disagreement with the ISO decision.
In a statement to the press by the President,Council members welcomed the convening of that meeting as an indispensable first step in the process and again expressed the Council's support for Ambassador Brahimi's efforts.
Do you see what I mean?" I again expressed the opinion that his proposition was unattainable.
On that occasion the Minister of State Administration again expressed interest in acceding to UNIDO.
That concern was again expressed in resolutions passed in 1998 and 1999.
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However, two years later in 1980,when Conchita was interviewed by the BBC, she again expressed her view that the Chastisement would come.
A number of delegations again expressed reservations about the activities of the organization.
She also refers to the concluding observations issued by theCommittee in November 2010, where it again expressed serious concerns on the human rights situation in Turkey.
In addition, reservations were again expressed as to the resort to the Mavrommatis principle in the draft articles.
The Committee agreed with the proposal by Poland, and again expressed its appreciation for this generous offer.
In 1989, he again expressed a similar view./ Yearbook of the International Law Commission, 1989, vol. II, Part two, p. 110, para. 508.
The views of the members of the Council were again expressed through a statement to the press by the President.
He again expressed concern about women's health issues, particularly with regard to reproductive health, in particular of ethnic minority women.
With regard to the Standing Committee, the CEO/Secretary again expressed the view that there was no compelling reason to increase its size.
He again expressed his hope that an agreement could be reached between the Government of Jordan and UNODC to host the first session of the Conference in Jordan in December 2006.
In April 1998, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights again expressed deep concern over continued serious human rights violations.
Mr. MAHMOOD(Iraq) again expressed his Government's appreciation to the Committee and asked for understanding for the sufferings of the Iraqi people.
He did not, however, see any specific financial problem with regard to public information, and again expressed appreciation for the work of the President's Spokesperson.
The Special Rapporteur again expressed his continuing desire to have the cooperation of the Government in order to allow him to discharge his mandate fully.
Since the 12MSP,several States Parties, the ICBL and others again expressed deep concern about new use of anti-personnel mines in the Syrian Arab Republic.
Members again expressed the views that all parties should refrain from acts of violence, uphold the Constitution and preserve the country's post-conflict progress.
In my report of 15 February, I again called on the Council to take resolute action and again expressed my fear that the rekindled tensions in Burundi could escalate into full-scale war, ethnic violence and genocide.
His delegation again expressed its appreciation of the efforts made by the Secretariat to establish a system for collection and dissemination of information on case-law on UNCITRAL texts.
With respect to United Nations funding,the Working Group again expressed its regret that the budgetary allocations for the United Nations Programme on Space Applications continued to be inadequate to meet the goals of the Programme and to implement the recommendations of UNISPACE 82.
Again expressed its appreciation of the efforts by a number of the region's leaders to help bring about peace in Mozambique, and reiterated its support for the implementation of the General Peace Agreement and for the national reconstruction of Mozambique.
The Working Party again expressed regret that 14 countries had still not deposited the legal instruments required for the Protocol to enter into effect.
He again expressed his concern that the cease-fire called for in resolution 924(1994) was not being observed and that the fighting around Aden had, in fact, intensified.
In 2007, the Committee again expressed concern about the underrepresentation of women in Colombia, including indigenous women in elected bodies and the judiciary branch CEDAW/C/COL/CO/6.
They again expressed their concern over the prevalence and enforcement of stringent immigration policies in various developed countries, which severely restrict the free movement of people, and breed xenophobia due to the discriminatory manner in which these policies are implemented.
The Heads of State or Government again expressed deep concern over the declining level of Official Development Assistance(ODA) and the lack of concrete commitments by the developed countries in the Monterrey consensus.