Примеры использования Had heeded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oh, that you had heeded My commandments!
Following my meeting with the Greek Cypriot leader, Demetris Christofias, and the Turkish Cypriot leader,Derviş Eroğlu, in New York on 18 November 2010, I was encouraged by reports from my Special Adviser on Cyprus, Alexander Downer, that the leaders had heeded my call to step up the tempo and increase the output of the negotiations.
If you had heeded my warning, this would have never happened.
His delegation was grateful to all those delegations which had heeded its appeal and had not sponsored the draft.
Until such time as the Organization had heeded the cries of the Maubere people and taken the required action, the same litany of barbarous acts would be repeated year after year.
In conclusion, as we leave here today, I want us to once again remember the devastating fact that the men, women andchildren who lost their lives in 1994 would be here today if the international community had heeded the countless warnings that were sent both before and during the genocide and had acted in time to prevent their death.
The Government of Suriname had heeded the advice of the Committee with regard to the Optional Protocol to the Convention and International Labour Conventions Nos. 100, 111 and 156 and would take action to complete accession to or ratification of those instruments as soon as possible.
Mrs. GRAHAM(United States of America)noted with satisfaction that the Bureau had heeded the comments made at the previous meeting about the documents under consideration.
The Government had heeded the Committee's recommendation and was working on the design of affirmative actions, using disaggregated indicators, public information campaigns, and sensitization and training workshops for stakeholders at the federal, state and local levels and including the executive, legislative and judicial branches.
The independent expert was pleased to learn later that the Government of Australia had heeded a request by the Committee Against Torture and had decided not to deport Mr. Shek as long as there was a risk of his being tortured in Somalia.
The most manifest indication that the Secretariat had heeded the repeated calls for transparency in its administration was the improvement in staff-management relations, which had led to an improved dialogue in the Joint Advisory Committee and the Staff-Management Coordination Committee and which was further reflected in the statements of the Presidents of the Coordinating Committee for International Staff Unions and Associations of the United Nations System(CCISUA) and of the Federation of International Civil Servants' Associations FICSA.
Clearly, this and previous debates in the General Assembly andthe Security Council on the issue of Palestine would not have been necessary if Israel had heeded the calls of the international community, fulfilled its obligations and responsibilities, and engaged in serious, constructive and meaningful dialogue with the Palestinian Authority.
He was pleased that the Security Council had heeded the concerns expressed about the need for greater transparency in its decision-making process and that it had taken steps to hold more consultations with troop contributors and other interested delegations.
Many speakers expressed their appreciation that the Co-Chairs had heeded Member States' request for scheduling two separate meetings, one on the current item and a subsequent meeting on the selection of the Secretary-General, items which originally had been intended for joint consideration.
My delegation was pleased at the time, and is still pleased,that the Secretary-General had heeded the appeal made by African delegations during the General Assembly's general debate at its forty-seventh session by convening and personally presiding over the two meetings of the panel of high-level personalities on African development.
You should have heeded my warning.
You should have heeded my advice and faced me as a beast!
You should have heeded my advise.
I am therefore pleased that the Government in Belgrade has consulted with UNMIK regarding the organization of local elections in Kosovo and has heeded the Mission's advice.
The Security Council has heeded my recommendation that more attention be paid to the monitoring and reporting of respect for human rights during armed conflicts.
And I'm sorry for not having heeded your infinite wisdom and allowing that perfectly fine and fully credentialed reporter onto that ride along.
Again, we have heeded your concerns and taken the Bali Strategic Plan forward and I will try and report to you on the progress we have made.
The States Parties have heeded the call made at the Nairobi Summit to"continue to utilise informal mechanisms such as the Contact Groups, which have emerged to meet specific needs.
Australia has heeded the call by the Secretary-General of the United Nations for a new way of thinking at this Conference.
You should have heeded my warning… for now you have incurred the Von Dinkenstein curse!
I am glad that the Lebanese leaders have heeded my calls and seized the opportunity of the parliamentary election in June 2009 to show their commitment to democracy and to the sovereignty and political independence of their country.
If it really did, it would have listened to the universal voice of reason when the lawwas still a bill, and would have heeded the early warnings of the European Union.
A number of States Parties and organizations have heeded the calls made at the First Review Conference to ensure renewed commitments to implement the Convention, to ensure the sustainability of these commitments and to remain as dedicated in the future as in the past.
The Representative notes with appreciation that the vast majority of States have heeded the call of the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly to respond favourably to his requests for visits and information.
An outcome with enormous consequences, heralding a more just future, and a society that has at last freed itself from the spiral of revenge,demonstrating that it has heeded the ancient admonition: if you want peace, you must work for justice.