Примеры использования France stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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France stated that significant progress had been made in human rights.
The delegations of Germany and France stated that they voted in favour of the suspension.
France stated that it would work on the proposal and submit a new draft to the sixty-sixth session.
Regarding the use of tazers by the police, France stated that they are non-lethal, and only used against violent, dangerous individuals.
France stated that it had modified its proposal to take into account comments made at previous sessions.
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By a letter dated8 April 2003 and received in the Registry on 11 April 2003, France stated that it"consent[ed] to the jurisdiction of the Court to entertain the application pursuant to article 38, paragraph 5.
France stated that communications should be considered in the light of the obligations to respect, protect and fulfil.
In explanation of its votes, France stated that when it had abstained, it had done so to avoid any blockage in the work of WP.11.
France stated that it universally defended freedom of religion or belief and freedom of opinion and expression.
Regarding paragraph 7(a) of the resolution, France stated that strict neutrality was applied by functionaries and public school establishments, which were required not to privilege any religion over another.
France stated that, like other delegations, it failed to understand which of the 117 recommendations had been accepted.
The expert from France stated that those proposals were important for energy saving and CO2 emission reduction.
France stated that it understood that none of the recommendations included in the Working Group report had been accepted.
The delegation of France stated that ratification by France was imminent and that it would be a Party at the first meeting of the Parties.
France stated that it would continue to encourage the international community to assist the State. .
The delegate of France stated that in his country escape routes were required every 400 metres on interurban roads and every 200 metres in urban tunnels.
France stated that it did not distinguish between acting independently and participating within an operation of a coalition or alliance.
The representatives of Germany and France stated their belief that the manner in which the decision had been arrived at was discriminatory and violated the methods of work of the Committee.
France stated that it was important to continue the discussion with the objective of systematically untangling the complex issues at hand.
A representative of France stated that it has proved to be effective to link communication on mitigation actions to co-benefits, such as monetary savings, for incentivizing actions.
France stated further that many recent initiatives by France have underscored this dimension of France's policy in the region.
Providing information on its partial compliance, France stated that necessary legislative revision was under way as it was unclear whether offences covered by its legislation would also apply to obstruction of justice administered in foreign jurisdictions or in international courts.
France stated that religious discrimination is punishable as an aggravating factor in respect of certain common law offences.
Canada and France stated that the fund should not be used to compensate victims of violations, a duty of the State party.
France stated his vision of the film was different from the other drafts, which based Bruce Banner on his"amiable, nerdy genius" incarnation in the 1960s.
France stated that victims might receive from the State financial support for legal counsel, depending on the victim's monthly income.
France stated that the topic of national mechanisms should still be on the table for future discussion, acknowledging that there were different interpretations amongst Committee members.
France stated that the approved text constituted a balanced compromise which covered all the rights set forth in the Covenant and met the concerns of States. .
The delegate of France stated that mixtures of raw materials, for example, mixtures of muscle and Mechanically Separated Meat(MSM) should also be included in the mandatory information.
The observer of France stated that the non-governmental organization had been founded in accordance with proper procedures in France and that its activities were in accordance with resolution 1996/31.