Примеры использования Are obliged to note на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are obliged to note with regret that so far few have demonstrated such will.
This person may raise objections, and the police authorities are obliged to note them in the official note or record.
The client or workshop are obliged to note the usual time specifications for the duration of the required reworking.
Despite the priorities andobjectives set forth by the new development strategies, we are obliged to note that the results are less than expected.
Unfortunately, we are obliged to note that the draft declaration before the Assembly for adoption is not such a text.
In that context andin proceeding to an evaluation of the situation of nuclear disarmament over several decades, we are obliged to note the lack of significant progress in this area.
We are obliged to note with regret that such phenomena as anti-Semitism, racism and xenophobia have by no means disappeared from our life today.
While the world is slowly forging ahead in this third millennium, we are obliged to note that the feelings of our respective peoples are fluctuating between hope and concern.
We are obliged to note that these repeated appeals have not been heard and that the gap between poor and rich countries is today wider than ever.
After this broad overview of the terrible events which my country is enduring, we are obliged to note that, today, more than ever before, the question of underdevelopment remains the major source of threats to peace and international security.
We are obliged to note that, regrettably, the conflict in Abkhazia has become a kind of touchstone exposing the inadequacy of United Nations efforts.
As to the implementation of new development strategies to bring about a more just andequitable international economic order, we are obliged to note that the gulf continues to widen between rich and poor countries.
Unfortunately, we are obliged to note that the international forces deployed in Kosovo are not coping with the wave of terror which has enveloped this region.
At a time when we are meeting in the General Assembly to assess- as is our custom- the work carried out by our Organization in the areas of peacekeeping, the strengthening of international cooperation,the development of reforms required if the United Nations is to adapt to the needs of our time, we are obliged to note that the world continues to fall prey to numerous types of threats, tensions and ills of all sorts.
We are obliged to note the great crisis of freedom as a value caused, among other things, by the discrepancy between the declared relationship towards the freedom of the human person and the real relationship.
Despite the commitments made and the consensus reached by Governments of the entire world on this issue, we are obliged to note that the terrible vise of poverty, ignorance and disease has only been tightened around the poor peoples of the third world in general and of Africa in particular.
We are obliged to note that the way in which the Pentagon looks at the world is based on the same concepts used by anti-imperialist thinkers like Immanuel Wallerstein, Giovanni Arrighi or Samir Amin.
Unfortunately, on this fiftieth anniversary we are obliged to note that the same nations that were powerful 50 years ago are even more powerful today thanks to their command of science and technology.
We are obliged to note that the alliance between the partisans of chaos and the partisans of recolonisation will not only lose in Syria, but that the Atlantic Alliance itself can no longer pretend to exercise global domination.
Although the cold war was blown away by the force of the wind of perestroika we are obliged to note that this forty-eighth session of the General Assembly has opened at a time when we are witnessing the resumption of armed conflicts in at least three of the five continents which make up this world.
However, we are obliged to note that, despite this favourable environment for peace and economic expansion, poverty continues to grow unchecked and remains a striking phenomenon in our world.
Despite my country's tireless efforts, we are obliged to note that, notwithstanding the fall in the prevalence rate of the disease from 7.17 per cent in 1997 to 6.5 per cent in late 2001, confirmed cases remain steady at an average of 1,200 to 1,300 a year.
But we are obliged to note that the situation to date is negative, as shown by Iraq's lack of respect for the inviolability of its international boundary with Kuwait and for that country's sovereignty in general.
However, we are obliged to note with regret that some of the ambitious and innovative ideas in the report of the Secretary-General,"In larger freedom"(A/59/2005), welcomed and endorsed by Bulgaria, could not be adopted.
Unfortunately, we are obliged to note that some international mechanisms on the law of the sea settle problems related to the law of the sea outside the system of the 1982 Convention- a practice that is prejudicial to a single legal regime for the oceans.
However, we are obliged to note that the outcome of the first part of its work was a discouraging, even a frustrating time for my delegation, as it was for all those whose devotion and commitment to the cause of disarmament are now sorely tested by the risks related to the development of a new generation of weapons and the growing threats of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
With all due respect to my friend Ambassador François Rivasseau, I am obliged to note that his logic, which is meant to be very Cartesian, is too much for my tiny brain.
When a security prisoner is detained for interrogation,he is examined by a doctor who is obliged to note medical findings and"limitations.
However, on taking up that proposal during his consultations, the Coordinator was obliged to note that there was no convergence of views that would lead to a consensus on that subject.
Marton stated that when a security prisoner is detained for interrogation,he is examined by a doctor who is obliged to note medical findings and"limitations.