Примеры использования Delegation had noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her delegation had noted the close cooperation between UNMIS, MONUC and UNMEE.
With reference to paragraphs 11 and12 of the same report, he said that his delegation had noted the increase in the rate of self-revision, particularly in Geneva and Vienna.
His delegation had noted the lack of balance in the reports of representatives' statements.
Throughout its presentation, the delegation had noted how difficult it was to determine cases of violence within the family.
His delegation had noted the comments of programme managers regarding the rigidity of the regulations and rules.
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Ms. Fahmy(Egypt) said that her delegation had noted the late appearance of documentation for some of the Main Committees.
Her delegation had noted the proposal to strengthen that Office and had accordingly voted in favour of the resolution.
Turning to items 91(d)and(e), she said that her delegation had noted some useful recommendations contained in the Secretary-General's report.
His delegation had noted that the Secretary-General's reports made repeated reference to the need for a change in culture.
Mr. GRANT(United States of America)said that his delegation had noted certain problems raised by the OIOS report in relation to UNDOF personnel and procurement practices.
Her delegation had noted the Committee's comments on possible discrimination in the fields of social security and taxation.
Ms. SABO(Observer for Canada)said that her delegation had noted the high level of expertise and participation of delegations of both member and observer States.
Her delegation had noted the Advisory Committee's intention to revert to those matters when it received the submission requested from the Secretariat.
On the matter of the Organization's personnel, his delegation had noted that changes in UNIDO's operating environment and dwindling financial resourceshad made further streamlining inevitable.
Her delegation had noted that the introduction of so-called“self-revision” had adversely affected the standard of translations into Arabic.
Concerning UNIDO's new organizational structure, his delegation had noted certain senior-level positions not foreseen in the Business Plan, i.e. those of assistant director-general and two special assistants.
His delegation had noted similarities between the Commission's views and those of the Ad Hoc Committee on the establishment of an international criminal court.
In that connection his delegation had noted the Commission's long-standing consensus that the Guide was not intended to replace or amend the Vienna Conventions.
The delegation had noted the comments made and would look into having the law changed in order to allow girls in the former category to go back to school.
Mr. Yamanaka(Japan) said that his delegation had noted the administrative and financial difficulties of INSTRAW and endorsed the comments made by the representative of the United States in that regard.
His delegation had noted the 2 per cent reduction across the board in Major Programmes C to F, covering activities from which many Member States derived benefits.
Ms. Kolontai(Belarus) said that her delegation had noted the growing role played by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), notably in emergency situations.
Lastly, his delegation had noted that none of the reports on human resources management mentioned the employment of people with special needs.
Nevertheless, his delegation had noted a number of practical steps, such as the acceptance by the inter-committee meeting of a common core document.
His delegation had noted that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations had been able to furnish the company concerned with a list of requirements within three months of that approval.
Her delegation had noted that the Advisory Committee had not studied the budget contained in the report of the Secretary-General pending the submission of a revised budget for the mission.
His delegation had noted the comments of the staff representatives on the lack of a constructive dialogue with the management and their assertion that the reform had become an end in itself.
His delegation had noted that a formal debate on the subject was to be held the following week and would await with interest the statements made by delegations on that occasion.
As his delegation had noted at Rio+20, the key pillars of a sustainable development strategy-- economic, social and environmental-- must be grounded in the ethical dimension of the human person.
His delegation had noted that, under the current appointment system, permanent contracts were awarded to certain members of the staff, thus stifling competition and the desire of staff members to achieve excellence.