Примеры использования Delegations expressed doubts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some delegations expressed doubts about the utility of the topic.
With specific reference to paragraph 1, several delegations expressed doubts about the proposed formulation.
Other delegations expressed doubts about the funding of the organization.
As regards the provision on circumstances precluding wrongfulness, several delegations expressed doubts as to the appropriateness of the inclusion of draft article 21 on self-defence.
Some delegations expressed doubts over including these concepts in the statute.
Acknowledging the difficulties related to the transboundary oil and gas aspects of the topic, some delegations expressed doubts regarding the possibility of reaching a generally acceptable draft text on the subject.
Some delegations expressed doubts about the current drafting of article 25 of the Statute.
On the subject of appropriated children who were later found, some delegations expressed doubts over the use, in article 25, paragraph 2 of the draft, of the notion of"the best interests of the child" in connection with possible restoration to the child's original family.
Some delegations expressed doubts regarding any attempt to define peacebuilding in the context of the draft protocol.
Some delegations expressed doubts regarding the reference to"rules of… justice" and proposed that the word"justice" be deleted.
Other delegations expressed doubts about the need to have the inquiry procedure proposed in suggestion 7 included in the optional protocol.
Several delegations expressed doubts as to the relevance of a sign of this nature which would not always be easy to understand for non-English-speaking persons.
Some delegations expressed doubts concerning the expression"reasonable restrictions" and asked who decided whether or not restrictions were reasonable.
However, other delegations expressed doubts about both the content and scope of the new category and the consequences of States committing such serious breaches.
However, some delegations expressed doubts as to the appropriateness of this topic being considered by the Commission or drawing up a comprehensive legal regime on this topic.
Some delegations expressed doubts about requesting JIU to conduct the study and considered that other channels, such as joint ACC-CPC meeting, should be explored.
Other delegations expressed doubts as to whether the element concerning armed forces of a State, as proposed in document A/AC.252/2005/WP.2, could suitably be considered in the context of article 2.
Some delegations expressed doubts about requesting JIU to conduct the study and considered that other channels, such as Joint Meetings of the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) and CPC, should be explored.
Some other delegations expressed doubts about taking a rights-based approach; such an approach might not be realistic in the light of the prevailing state of international law and could lead to a duplication of existing human rights instruments.
Some delegations expressed doubts as to whether the nature and extent of an armed conflict should be a factor in determining the intention of the parties at the time of conclusion of the treaty, since such an intention would pre-date the conflict.
Many delegations expressed doubts about the sustainability of the current pattern of growth of the world economy, particularly its dependence on a further expansion in the United States, but recent development in Asia might help to redress this imbalance to some extent.
Other delegations expressed doubts about the practical nature of the Guide to Practice judging from the guidelines so far adopted, which seemed to be overly elaborate or even redundant, and urged the Commission to find practical solutions to real-life problems.
Other delegations expressed doubts that such continuity of treaty relations had been consolidated as a principle of international law, and it was suggested that even if there were convincing practice as to the continuity of treaties, a general principle of continuity seemed unrealistic.
However, some other delegations expressed doubts regarding any interpretation that peacebuilding could cover operations in pre-conflict situations and pointed out that the listing of distinct activities in the fourth preambular paragraph of the 1994 Convention clearly indicated that such activities did not all fall under the concept of peacebuilding.
Several delegations expressed doubt that a common concept of organized transnational crime could be developed.
With regard to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the region, one delegation expressed doubts about the effectiveness of UNICEF interventions in life-skills education in terms of behavioural change.
However, some other delegations expressed doubt concerning the relevance of this proposal in view of the ongoing work on the proposal of the Russian Federation on a similar issue.
During the general debate of the Working Group, at least one delegation expressed doubts on the extent to which the Board of Administrators would assist the Secretary-General in this area.
Then one delegation expressed doubt, and then again NAM disagreed: NAM did not feel that the words"and non-proliferation" should be at the end of my proposal.
However, one delegation expressed doubt about the usefulness of the concept of policy space for analytical work at UNCTAD and for intergovernmental debate.