Примеры использования He noted with regret на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He noted with regret that, as one peacekeeping operation in Africa was liquidated, another was replacing it.
Despite the progress made, he noted with regret continuing restrictions on fundamental freedoms and serious human rights violations.
He noted with regret that such reductions appeared to have been proposed in most of the peacekeeping budgets.
He noted with regret that such inadequate attitude of the European institutions towards Georgia and South Ossetia are common.?
In connection with personnel matters, he noted with regret that the reports on gratis personnel requested in September 1997 had not yet been issued.
He noted with regret the use or threatened use of unilateral measures in international economic and trade relations.
Citing paragraph 181 of document A/45/435, he noted with regret that Israel still had not taken any tangible steps to pave the way for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
He noted with regret that, according to paragraph 93, no Roma candidate had been elected to Parliament or to municipal councils.
Commenting on the Commissioner-General's report(A/49/13), he noted with regret that, as indicated in chapter VIII, there continued to be disruptions in the work of educational establishments in the West Bank because of action by the Israeli administration.
He noted with regret that so far no one had been arrested or prosecuted in connection with those violations.
He noted with regret that discussion of the situation of human rights in Belarus was not always conducted in a constructive and balanced manner.
He noted with regret that one information centre had closed down simply because the secretariat had found no one qualified to be director.
He noted with regret that the feedback questionnaires previously distributed by the Department had been available in only two of the six official languages.
He noted with regret the delay-- or indeed the backward movement-- in the implementation of the provisions on nuclear disarmament contained in article VI of the Treaty.
He noted with regret that 9 of the 15 major contributors, including several permanent members of the Security Council, had had peacekeeping arrears in 2003.
He noted with regret reports that"dark-skinned" people, including Russian citizens, found themselves the subject of abuse not only by Russian citizens, but also by public officials.
He noted with regret the growth in the budget for Umoja, now projected at $360 million through December 2015, compared with an initial estimate of $248.3 million.
Lastly, he noted with regret that the delegations that had criticized the slow pace of the Committee's work were the same ones that were now objecting to the holding of night and weekend meetings.
He noted with regret that the information provided by the Secretariat to the Advisory Committee was insufficiently analytical, so that the Advisory Committee had been able to provide only interim recommendations.
He noted with regret that the suffering of the Palestinian people not only continued but had grown worse with the construction of the illegal separation wall and the establishment of new Israeli settlements.
He noted with regret that although the exchange of views on substantive issues had been characterized by a constructive and positive atmosphere, there was still a wide gulf between the positions of Member States on the issue.
He noted with regret one serious instance when United Nations officials had been prevented, with the open threat of violence, from entering an area where there were reports of executions.
He noted with regret that virtually all the decisions mentioned in the summary of recent relevant case law referred to in paragraph 18 of the report of the Working Group had been delivered by common law courts.
He noted with regret that no progress had been achieved on the issue of missing persons and called attention to the need for all parties to redouble their efforts to find a solution to this humanitarian issue.
He noted with regret that the delegation had not acknowledged that some castes were distinctly more exposed to discrimination and to serious violations than others and that some of them were totally disenfranchised.
He noted with regret that the lack of a contact group on the matter had engendered frustration over the past five years, saying that any renewed proposal for a contact group to discuss the issue should not be refused.
He noted with regret that many countries were struggling to achieve the MDGs by the appointed deadline due, in large part, to a reduction in funding from countries which had once made commitments to provide assistance.
He noted with regret that, whereas the State party forwarded its comments to the Committee, which were needed for the Committee to begin considering complaints submitted by individuals, it had not responded with regard to the measures it had taken to follow up on the Committee's findings.
He noted with regret that the World Summit Outcome did not adequately address the special needs of developing countries in the areas of development and trade or provide the expected stimulus to accelerate implementation of the Goals.