Примеры использования Finland expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Norway, Belgium and Finland expressed support for this proposal.
Finland expressed its support of the consolidation of EU position.
The delegations of Canada and Finland expressed their reservations regarding this amendment.
Finland expressed its full and continued support for the Special Rapporteur.
In reply to those comments,the Ministerial Advisor from Finland expressed that the dialogue between parties would be ongoing and the aim is to have a law by the end of this year.
Finland expressed concern that some of SUHAKAM's recommendations have not been acted upon.
Ms. Rasi(Finland), introducing the third andfourth periodic reports of Finland, expressed her Government's appreciation for the valuable contribution of Finnish non-governmental organizations.
Finland expressed its appreciation for India's policies and programmes to improve maternal health.
At the suggestion by the European ECO-Forum that the prepared reports include case studies on energy efficiency from rural areas, Finland expressed its interest in submitting to the concerned organizations its good practices for financing energy efficiency in small communities, which could be used as case studies in the reports, as appropriate.
Finland expressed concern about the issues of capital punishment and the situation of the Roma community.
The observer for Finland expressed support for articles 6, 7, 10 and 11.
Finland expressed concern about the treatment of civil society and human rights organizations.
The observer for Finland expressed full support for articles 36, 37 and 39.
Finland expressed appreciation for the measures taken to eliminate discrimination against the Roma communities.
In introducing the third and fourth periodic reports,the representative of Finland expressed her appreciation to Finnish non-governmental organizations for their contributions to the preparation of the reports, and expressed the Government's commitment to open dialogue with non-governmental organizations.
Finland expressed regret that Reyhaneh Jabbari's case had not been retried, and condemned her execution.
Estonia and Finland expressed their appreciation of this cooperation.
Finland expressed its support for the wide mandate of the Permanent Forum and noted the contribution the special themes at each session made.
The delegate of Finland expressed support for activities under the Assistance Programme.
Finland expressed its desire that the current review be conducted with a view to rationalizing mechanisms and activities relating to indigenous issues.
The representative of Finland expressed the view that human rights could be given concrete meaning through individual complaints.
Norway and Finland expressed their readiness to contribute to the UNECE Technical Cooperation Trust Fund with disbursements of equal amounts as provided in previous years.
The Government of Finland expressed its hope for more specific operational guidelines for use by Governments.
Finland expressed its full commitment to working towards the adoption of the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and considers that the present draft is largely acceptable.
The Government of Finland expressed concern about the gap between standard-setting and implementation in the field of human rights.
Finland expressed the opinion that information gathered in connection with the review of the United Nations Convention against Corruption could be readily used in connection with the review of the Organized Crime Convention.
Mr. Af Hällström(Finland) expressed regret that the Committee should have to vote on the proposed amendment to operative paragraph 11 of the draft resolution as well.
Finland expressed concern regarding the relations between the diamond business and the indigenous peoples who have suffered from forced eviction or have been prevented from having access to their water boreholes or practicing their means of livelihood.
Ms. Eriksson(Observer for Finland) expressed support for maintaining draft article 14 as currently formulated, including paragraph 2, which reflected a commercial practice in both non-liner and liner trade.
Finland expressed strong support for the work of the Court and its role in eliminating impunity for gross human rights violations, and also stated that, with respect to Finland's own past and violent civil war in 1918, the right to the truth is still an issue.