Примеры использования Frequently expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The extent of a countertrade commitment is frequently expressed in a monetary value.
The wish frequently expressed by the French authorities has not, so far, been translated into practice in any way.
If it is any consolation, Sharpe, he has frequently expressed his admiration of your qualities.”.
It has also frequently expressed concern about the impact of structural adjustment policies on countries dependent on international aid.
Over the years, the Special Representative has frequently expressed his concern over the status of women in Iran.
The Committee has frequently expressed its concern regarding the situation of women during armed conflicts, particularly those conflicts that have their origin in race and ethnicity.
These unmet aspirations are the cause of frustration that is frequently expressed in demonstrations and roadblocks.
It was the Committee's frequently expressed opinion, however, that economic constraints did not relieve a country of compliance with its obligations.
For example, were the list converted into a searchable database with options for including data above and beyond that included inprior informed consent circulars, we believe that it would meet an important and frequently expressed need of chemical regulators in developing countries.
Moreover, ILO had frequently expressed its disapproval of that practice.
Mr. Churkin(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): In recent days, Russia has frequently expressed its principled position with regard to the events in the Gaza Strip.
Member States had frequently expressed concern over the inordinate length of the recruitment process which had led to an unprecedented number of vacancies.
To my dear colleagues in the CD, in particular to my group members in the G-21, I would like to thank them for their camaraderie and cooperation, andI will also fully endorse the view, as frequently expressed in this Council chamber, that the CD- in spite of its lack of progress on a work programme in the past years- is still the best club in town to belong to.
This Committee has frequently expressed its concern over high rates of maternal mortality and has asked States parties to take measures to address it.
At meetings of the Commission, delegations have frequently expressed concern about trends of the global drug problem reported by INCB.
It frequently expressed concern at the need for stronger government support for more rapid implementation of the Plan of Action to Combat Desertification.
The Special Rapporteur categorically rejects the view, frequently expressed, that“war is war” and that“human rights are a post-conflict concern”.
This view is frequently expressed in private financial circles, in effect, where the secondary market prices for the commercial bank debt of some countries are extremely low.
Where adequate legislation exists, the treaty bodies have frequently expressed concern that such legislation has not been effectively implemented.
It has frequently expressed its concern regarding the situation of women during armed conflicts, particularly those conflicts which have their origin in race and ethnicity.
The obligation to protect establishes an important safeguard in allaying the frequently expressed fears that pressure groups, sects or various kinds of lobbies will take over certain schools.
The deepest yearning and the most frequently expressed desire of the international community is for the elimination of nuclear weapons, and yet, in spite of the reductions that were agreed between the two countries with the largest arsenals, the number of such weapons still in existence continues to pose a potential threat to the very survival of mankind.
Moreover, such increased fragmentation of an already over-complex post adjustment system,clearly runs counter to the concern so frequently expressed- and which became a leitmotif of the"Glen Cove" retreat- for greater simplicity in the processes which surround the management of human resources in the common system.
Despite frequently expressed interest and widespread policy support for expanded commitments to disaster reduction, Governments and insurance companies still face unmet challenges in translating viable risk transfer mechanisms to the uninsured or poorly-insured and often small-scale property-owners who cannot benefit from established protective measures that are commonplace in richer countries.
The European Community has frequently expressed its full support for United Nations ideals and action.
With regard to the frequently expressed idea of consolidating reports in a single global report covering all six human rights treaties, no consensus could be reached.
Members of the Conference on Disarmament have frequently expressed their support for enhanced engagement between the Conference and civil society.
Given Member States' frequently expressed support for preventive diplomacy and peacemaking, I take this opportunity to recommend that early action be taken to resolve them.
Acknowledging the concerns frequently expressed by developing countries with regard to development assistance.
With respect to civil society, one frequently expressed view was that it was important to change the cultural acceptance of corruption and to develop integrity and civic morality; that implied that citizens had a responsibility to provide information on incidents involving corruption.