Примеры использования Group regretted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Group regretted that that provision had not been respected.
The representative of Singapore, speaking on behalf of the Asian Group and China, said that her Group regretted that it had not been possible to reach agreement on some of the elements under item 6 on anit-dumping issues.
The Group regretted the weak financial situation of the Organization.
Considering that the capital master plan should comply with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities at all stages of the process, the Group regretted the decision taken, without prior consultation of Member States, to install fire doors, which clearly hindered access by persons with disabilities, in the Headquarters buildings.
The Group regretted the protracted manner in which the appointment of the Unit's Executive Secretary had been handled.
Mr. Kabuku(Namibia), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that the Group regretted the late consideration of the two items, and looked forward to timely submission of all documentation in the future.
The Group regretted that the Committee would be unable to consider the important issue of administration of justice.
The Group of 77 and China remained attached to the improvement of procurement opportunities for vendors from developing countries andcountries in transition; the Group regretted that the report of the Secretary-General did not identify the obstacles to such improvement and that a comprehensive report on procurement governance had not yet been submitted.
The Group regretted that one delegation had a problem with the reference to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
Recalling that the General Assembly, in its resolution 60/236 B, had requested the Secretary-General to report to it on those matters, the Group regretted that the Committee on Conferences had been unable to make specific recommendations on improving accountability because the comprehensive report of the Secretary-General on the pattern of conferences(A/61/129) lacked sufficient detail in that regard.
The Group regretted that as many as 133 Member States had not paid their contributions to the Tribunals in full as at the end of 2002.
Mr. Al-Shahari(Yemen), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that the Group regretted that the Advisory Committee's report(A/65/611) had not been issued sufficiently early to give the Committee time for proper consideration of the matter.
The Group regretted that the General Assembly had not taken up the matter earlier, especially since development should and must be a priority.
With regard to the placement of United Nations staff members adversely affected by natural disasters, malicious acts andother critical incidents, the Group regretted the delays in the submission of the Secretary-General's report and concurred with the Advisory Committee that a proposal should be presented that took into account the needs of all United Nations staff and their families, not just internationally recruited staff.
The Group regretted that the Regional Programme for Latin America and the Caribbean had not been made the subject of a separate section in document IDB.34/6.
Regarding the lead agency concept, the Group regretted that the provisions of General Assembly resolution 60/260 had not been respected.
The Group regretted that that quality control was lacking and stressed that cost savings should not be pursued at the expense of quality, timeliness and efficiency.
Measure 4.02(Quantity of fuel carried): The Group regretted that the proposal contained in the recommendation had not been taken into account by WP.15.
The Group regretted that the Committee had not been able to address agenda item 133 during the main part of the Assembly's sixtieth session because of the late issuance of reports.
Regarding procurement reform, the Group regretted that the comprehensive report requested in General Assembly resolution 61/246 was not yet ready.
The Group regretted that no information was being presented to the General Assembly concerning the use of consultants and the development of effective evaluation mechanisms for the use of outside expertise.
With regard to safety and security, the Group regretted that the proposals before the Committee were incomplete, through failing to incorporate fully the recommendations of the Independent Panel on Security and Safety.
The Group regretted that the Secretary-General had once again not responded to the General Assembly's request for a comprehensive review of the system of desirable ranges.
The Group regretted that the report on accountability, fraud, corruption, mismanagement, misconduct and conflict of interest requested in section V of resolution 60/266 had not been presented.
The Group regretted that Member States had failed in some instances to abide by General Assembly resolutions mandating the issuance of visas for official travel of JIU inspectors and members of the JIU secretariat.
The Group regretted the late submission of the reports on the item and reiterated its concern over the negative implications of late submission of reports for the work and output of the Committee.
He said that his Group regretted that a full discussion of the paragraph in draft resolution A containing a reference to the“so-called new world information and communication order” had not been possible.
The Group regretted the Secretary-General's failure to submit a report on the experimental redeployment of up to 50 posts, which had prevented Member States from assessing the feasibility of the project.
The Group regretted that the report on the review of all aspects of fuel management in peacekeeping operations had not been presented, on the poor excuse that adequate funds had not been approved for hiring an external consultant to prepare that technical report.
The Group regretted the failure of the reports by the Secretary-General under the agenda item on social development to cite the practices of the occupation authorities as an obstacle to development, and expected that oversight to be corrected in the future.