Примеры использования Delegations observed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations observed a moment of silence in her honour.
With reference to the practical difficulty of bringing political leaders to trial for aggression, some delegations observed that the problem also arose in relation to other crimes, such as genocide.
Some delegations observed that no statute of limitations should apply.
With regard to the Siracusa draft, some delegations observed that for any crimes which are not within the inherent jurisdiction of the court, the court itself should determine the statute of limitations.
Delegations observed that there were different understandings of the concept of temporary protection.
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Some other delegations observed that any exception to this prohibition should be narrowly construed.
Delegations observed that there was a lack of aggregate data on UNDP environmental activities.
In this regard, some delegations observed that the Consultative Process should focus more on the exchange of information.
Some delegations observed that goals and service lines could be focused further.
With specific focus on paragraphs 2 and3 of draft article 3, some delegations observed that while the textual differences between the 2007 proposal and the 2002 Organization of Islamic Cooperation proposal might seem slight, they felt they constituted significant substantive differences that affected the scope of the draft convention.
Some delegations observed that there was no legislative basis for paragraphs 22.2 and 22.4.
With specific focus on paragraphs 2 and3 of draft article 3, some delegations observed that while the textual differences between the 2007 proposal and the 2002 Organization of Islamic Cooperation proposal might seem slight, as, in their view, they constituted significant substantive differences that affected the scope of the draft convention.
Several delegations observed the need for an increased emphasis on handicapped children.
Some delegations observed that the Guide to Practice should represent actual practice.
Several delegations observed that there would always be issues that required further study.
Some delegations observed that a possible solution would be to have a joint unit for that purpose.
Several delegations observed that evaluation was a strategic tool for enhancing development effectiveness.
Some delegations observed that UNFPA had successfully tackled the conceptual and methodological aspects of the MYFF.
Several delegations observed that countries were sovereign and had room for policy choice and flexibility.
Other delegations observed that legal effects of invalid reservations were not clear from articles 19 to 23 of the Vienna Convention.
Some delegations observed that much of the work of UNDP country offices already involved South-South cooperation.
Some delegations observed that paragraph 10.4 referred to three pillars, with no clear explanation of what those pillars were.
Other delegations observed that only environment, transport, statistics and trade facilitation should remain as priority areas.
Other delegations observed, however, that while consensus would be preferable, it might not be the only way forward.
Some delegations observed that if the list was retained, all the traditional means referred to in Article 33 of the Charter should be added.
Several delegations observed that provisional application raised a number of problems in relation to domestic law, including constitutional law.
Delegations observed that document DP/2003/28 on the biennial budget estimates 2004-2005 was concise, comprehensive and presented a clear strategy.
Some delegations observed that the inability of States to control piracy and armed robbery had led to similar incidents being perpetrated elsewhere.
Other delegations observed that the term"parties" should not be understood as"States parties to a treaty" but rather as"parties to a conflict.
Several delegations observed that gathering information on the activities that were currently undertaken beyond areas of national jurisdiction was essential.