Примеры использования Holy see noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Holy See noted considerable investment in education.
The Holy See noted the significant steps taken in human rights and the constitutional protection of human life.
The Holy See noted that Ethiopia's multiethnic character was not yet reflected in the government composition.
The Holy See noted, inter alia, that the State is home to a number of many minorities many of which are represented in Parliament.
Holy See noted that the constitution provides for freedom of religion for all, but recognizes Islam as the country's religion.
The Holy See noted that the death penalty has not been carried out since 1979 and recommended that the Congo(a) fully abolish the death penalty.
The Holy See noted the constitutional provision on free practice of religious beliefs and commended Senegal's involvement in interreligious dialogue.
The Holy See noted progress in human rights, including the provision of social services for migrants and refugees, the Mare Nostrum operation and the Praesidium Project.
Holy See noted positive measures against human rights violations, including the establishment of institutions addressing violence against women and children.
The Holy See noted the measures taken by Ecuador to protect the environment and indigenous and Afro-descendants' rights; and to combat poverty and illiteracy.
Holy See noted the high number of abandoned children and asked about practical initiatives to protect children accused of witchcraft and reintegrate street children.
The Holy See noted that the Principality identified itself with the Catholic religion, as emphasized in the Constitution, and that the right to freedom of religion is guaranteed for all citizens.
The Holy See noted that the Catholic Church emphasizes that the authenticity of each culture should be measured against, among other things, the manner in which it promotes human dignity.
The Holy See noted that about 800 tribes with diverse languages and cultural traditions made Papua New Guinea a true mosaic of peaceful coexistence and respect.
The Holy See noted that the promotion of tolerance and dialogue among the different components of society was a good strategy for peaceful coexistence and needed to be strengthened in practice.
The Holy See noted that the promotion of tolerance and dialogue among the different components of society was a good strategy for peaceful coexistence and needed to be strengthened in practice.
The Holy See noted with satisfaction that Tonga's traditional society is imbued by the values expressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and has a strong extended family structure.
The Holy See noted that despite the fact that virtually all Uruguayans attend primary school the percentage of youth attending school diminishes dramatically at the level of secondary school.
The Holy See noted that Chile had committed itself to improving the situation of the indigenous population and that lands had been restituted, but expressed concern that the speed of the process remained slow.
The Holy See noted that the human rights situation has improved since 2004 but remained concerned about the culture of impunity, which constitutes a challenge for human rights promotion and protection.
The Holy See noted references to the Christian roots of the nation in the newly adopted Constitution and its provisions with regard to the embryo protection and recognition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
The Holy See noted that the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief raised concerns about the law adopted in 2006 on the practice of religions other than Islam, which limited the practice of other religions.
The Holy See noted that the High Court declared the evictions of Basarwa from their ancestral territory as unlawful and unconstitutional and that the Basarwa are still struggling to return to their ancestral land because of limitations on their way of life imposed by the authorities.
The Holy See noted the efforts made by Swaziland to achieve free primary education, to improve access to health for older persons, to provide drinking water to the population and to eliminate pediatric AIDS, and that an independent national human rights institution had been established.
The Holy See noted the ongoing process of consolidation of democratic institutions, including the establishment of local prosecutor's offices to safeguard especially the rights of women and minors, and the application of a zero tolerance policy in cases of mistreatment or violation of the rights of illegal migrants.
The Holy See noted the high maternal mortality and recommended that Senegal further invest in achieving the MDG on maternal health, including access to equipment, drugs and supplies; transportation for medical referrals; and partnerships with other medical personnel.
The Holy See noted with concern that attempts were being made in the refugee camps to implement population policies which seemed to follow incorrect interpretations of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, which gave a place to abortion within population activities.
The Holy See notes another recent gain in the new momentum given to the issue of small arms.
At the same time, the Holy See notes that the wording of the statement goes well beyond the aforementioned and shared intent.
The Holy See notes that the International Conference on Population and Development affirmed the application of universally recognized human rights standards to all aspects of population programmes.