Примеры использования It is deeply regrettable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is deeply regrettable that this new resolution proved necessary.
On that assumption, I would just like to say that it is deeply regrettable for the international community that a request was made to put a paragraph of this draft resolution to a separate vote.
It is deeply regrettable that these nuclear-test explosions in the Pacific ever took place.
It is deeply regrettable that medical personnel were targeted by Israeli military forces.
It is deeply regrettable that we were unable to reach agreement in the initial phase early in this session.
It is deeply regrettable that NLD General-Secretary Daw Aung San Suu Kyi celebrated her sixtieth birthday under house arrest.
It is deeply regrettable that the Lebanese Parliament failed to elect a successor to President Sleiman within the constitutional timeframe.
It is deeply regrettable that, after a decade, there remain nine Annex 2 States that have yet to join the CTBT.
It is deeply regrettable how in recent years the Security Council has proved itself unable to adopt a position on the issue of settlements.
It is deeply regrettable that the United States is one of the main countries of origin for those engaged in this criminal abuse.
It is deeply regrettable that implementation of the agreements on education has been unsatisfactory and has caused local anxiety and ferment.
It is deeply regrettable that the General-Secretary of NLD, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, celebrated her sixtieth birthday under house arrest.
It is deeply regrettable that when victims of human rights violations attempt to complain, they invariably find no avenue of redress available.
For Canada, it is deeply regrettable that, since 1998, this body has not undertaken any disarmament negotiations- which is, after all, its sole mandate.
It is deeply regrettable that the political and financial support provided by US and the EU to Moldova finally is used to cover the terror unleashed by the ruling elite against its own citizens.
It is deeply regrettable that, after months of intense negotiations, we could not agree on a common disarmament and non-proliferation agenda or even simply reaffirm our past commitments.
It is deeply regrettable that some countries with nuclear weapons are still engaged in nuclear testing, despite all the progress made this year towards the conclusion of the comprehensive test-ban treaty.
It is deeply regrettable that such an act of provocation has recurred, even as the United Nations Command-Korean People's Army officers' meeting is still dealing with the previous incident of submarine infiltration.
It is deeply regrettable that in recent years there have been so many armed conflicts between and within States and that the number of victims during the last decade exceeded by far the number of persons who died during the Second World War.
It is deeply regrettable that, in the immediate wake of the adoption of resolution 1544(2004), not only did several Israeli officials publicly declare the intention to continue this military campaign, but the Israeli occupying forces have actually continued killing Palestinian civilians and destroying Palestinian homes in the Rafah area.
Secondly, on women's rights, it is deeply regrettable that the document could not even reiterate as forcefully the commitments made 10 years ago in Beijing or Cairo on women's rights and gender equality, despite the fact that they lie at the very heart of the Millennium Development Goals.
It was deeply regrettable and worrying that the rights of the Palestine refugees continued to be denied, despite General Assembly resolution 194(III) and subsequent resolutions.
It was deeply regrettable that the delays in the payment of assessed contributions should jeopardize the Organization's financial situation.
It was deeply regrettable that the erosion of respect for international humanitarian law had endangered not only refugees, but also the humanitarian personnel working with them.
It was deeply regrettable that the matter was still on the agenda of the United Nations.
It was deeply regrettable that no consensus on the matter had been reached, despite the submission during the informal consultations of a balanced and carefully worded draft resolution.
It was deeply regrettable that the host country authorities were continuing, on occasion, to refuse their requests to travel beyond that limit for the purpose of attending meetings and events related to the work of the United Nations.
It was deeply regrettable that the budget proposal for a mission the size of UNMISS was being introduced so late in the session; he urged the Secretary-General to make additional efforts to address the situation.
It was deeply regrettable that, 20 years after its adoption, the commitment to devote 0.7 per cent of GNP of developed countries to official development assistance and related commitments concerning the least developed countries, remained unfulfilled.
It was deeply regrettable that the Organization should have owed money for so many years to those Member States that were most committed to peacekeeping, namely the troop-contributing countries.