Примеры использования Austria noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Austria noted that it might have included such information.
Mr. HENZE(Germany), speaking on behalf of the European Union and Austria, noted that a number of developing countries had contributed greatly to the improved overall economic picture.
Austria noted that the purpose of article 15, paragraph 7, was not clear.
A number of countries, including Brazil,Pakistan and Austria, noted that the leniency programme was a feature of substantive legislative provisions in their countries and featured as part of the competition law or other complementary legislation.
Austria noted that such possibilities existed in some of its neighbouring countries.
Among difficulties, Austria noted certain duplication with the EIA procedures regarding(local) spatial planning.
Austria noted Iranian laws guaranteeing due process and banning torture.
Eva Lang, Equal Treatment Ombudsperson, Austria, noted that her work was to counsel people who claimed to have experienced discrimination on the basis of religion in their work and employment in the private sector.
Austria noted that it had certain reservations regarding the extradition of its own nationals.
Austria noted that apparently similar measures can vary greatly in their cost-effectiveness.
Austria noted that the concept of criminal liability of corporate persons was still alien to its criminal law.
Austria noted that the model for the proposal of an inquiry procedure was article 20 of the Convention against Torture.
Austria noted that no mention had been made of the German-speaking communities and requested information about that issue.
Austria noted that the process of preparing the national report had included consultations with non-governmental organizations.
Austria noted that article 14 appeared superfluous partly because its provision seemed obvious and partly because it was not clear.
Austria noted it offered subsidies for the rehabilitation of old residential buildings in order to reduce their impact on air pollution.
Austria noted the consultations with civil society that Saint Vincent and the Grenadines had undertaken in the preparation of its national report.
Austria noted the constructive cooperation of Ukraine with the international human rights mechanisms, including the treaty bodies and special procedures.
Austria noted that the Constitution does not only guarantee human rights to ethnic minorities, but also special preferential policies, particularly autonomy.
Austria noted there was continuous coordination and exchange of information among the established working groups to improve preventive measures.
Austria noted that recent evictions of IDPs had led to loss of livelihood and access to education and health, and asked about efforts in this regard.
Austria noted the lack of a formal constitution in Israel acknowledging the important progressive role of the Supreme Court in developing the scope of human rights protection.
Austria noted that the relevant Austrian legislation has been summarized by Special Rapporteur Zdzislaw Galicki in paragraph 44 of his preliminary report A/CN.4/571.
Austria noted that traditional concepts of justice known as Kanun persisted in some parts of the country and collided with norms of national and international law.
Austria noted that, while recruitment of children by the armed forces is prohibited by law, the phenomenon still exists, in particular in rural communities, with indigenous children.
Austria noted the High Commissioner's concern about the precariousness of massive repatriation, and the situation in Cambodia was a case in point following the successful repatriation of hundreds of thousands of refugees.
Austria noted that the terms usually referred to small-scale plans and programmes at the local level(e.g., certain local land-use plans) and that further guidance could be provided by the local authorities.
Austria noted that the terms usually referred to small-scale plans and programmes at the local level(e.g., certain local land-use plans) and that further guidance had been provided by some of the local(provincial) governments.
Austria noted that its relevant law specified to which plans or programmes minor modifications were possible and that specific regulations defined different thresholds, e.g., depending on the land use.
Austria noted Guatemala's active participation in the Council and its voluntary commitment to renew cooperation with the OHCHR for another three years and welcomed CICIG, asking about measures to ensure the implementation of its mandate.