Примеры использования High commissioner noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The High Commissioner noted that impunity remained a structural problem.
Both the Secretary-General and the High Commissioner noted slow improvements.
The High Commissioner noted that it was important for the country to put that period behind it.
Although the Constitution formally recognizes equality andthe principle of non-discrimination, the High Commissioner noted that, in reality, discriminatory practices based on sex, religion, ethnic, tribal, family and political affiliation exist throughout Afghanistan.
The High Commissioner noted a pattern of targeted attacks on foreigners, especially Somalis.
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In his report to the 58th session of the General Assembly, the High Commissioner noted that"the majority of countries hosting large refugee populations today are developing countries.
The High Commissioner noted that free maternity care was provided to all Nepali women since 2009.
With regard to the latter issue, the High Commissioner noted significant positive changes that had occurred since her last meeting with the President three months ago.
The High Commissioner noted that a number of special rapporteurs had been actively involved in that preparatory work.
In the report, the High Commissioner noted that many countries had developed very detailed jurisprudence from which to draw principles.
The High Commissioner noted that two states of emergency were declared in Alta Verapáz and El Petén, in 2010 and 2011.
In that connection, the High Commissioner noted that coordination within an organization of sovereign States was very difficult. Progress could only be made step by step.
The High Commissioner noted that some OSCE participating States consider that noncitizens are not entitled to minority rights.
In this context, the High Commissioner noted the positive steps being taken towards the establishment of an independent national human rights commission.
The High Commissioner noted that the Government has the primary responsibility to see that justice is done for these victims.
The Independent Expert and the High Commissioner noted that the inadequacy of the legal framework and a lack of financial resources and qualified personnel were continuing obstacles in the judicial system.
The High Commissioner noted that children continued to suffer disproportionately as a result of the ongoing armed conflict.
The Deputy High Commissioner noted that most or perhaps all societies faced challenges in addressing the past.
The High Commissioner noted that AGEs continued to target civilians and launch indiscriminate attacks on civilian locations.
In response, the High Commissioner noted that concrete ways of interaction would need to be mutually upon by all stakeholders.
The High Commissioner noted the continuous expansion of illegal armed groups that emerged after the demobilization of paramilitary organizations.
The High Commissioner noted that poverty affected 53.71 per cent of the population, and that measures taken were insufficient to eliminate the structural causes of poverty.
The Deputy High Commissioner noted that private military and security companies engaged in a broad range of different services in a wide variety of contexts.
The High Commissioner noted that they made brief appearances before the court, and were not given the opportunity to conduct their defence as the defendants claimed.
The Deputy High Commissioner noted that official genuine apologies had the vital effect of recognizing victims as rights-holders and granting them respect within the community.
In her plan, the High Commissioner noted that"properly understood, the Millennium Development Goals are themselves human rights aspirations" para. 66.
The High Commissioner noted allegations of corruption related to licences awarded for industrial activity in Punta de Manabique, Izabal and the Laguna del Tigre National Park, El Petén.
The Deputy High Commissioner noted the appreciation expressed for the work of OHCHR and reassured mandate-holders that OHCHR would do its best to efficiently respond to remaining administrative challenges.
The High Commissioner noted that several human rights defenders, lawyers and journalists, including Anna Politovskaya, Natalia Estemirova and Sergey Magnitsky, had been murdered or died in custody.
In 2007, the High Commissioner noted recurrent allegations that some judicial decisions appear to be politically motivated and emphasized the need to strengthen the independence of the judiciary.