Примеры использования It noted with regret на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It noted with regret that the Commission had not yet begun functioning.
While his delegation welcomed the efforts made to rationalize the programme budget, it noted with regret that action for development had been assigned low priority.
It noted with regret that the conditions for alternative service were punitive in nature.
Mr. GODA(Japan) said that while his delegation had joined the consensus, it noted with regret that the Fifth Committee appeared to have infringed on the competence of the Committee on Conferences.
It noted with regret that one third of Parties had not submitted their reports by the submission deadline.
While his delegation had joined the consensus, it noted with regret that the draft resolution represented a failed opportunity to address the issue of self-determination in a creative and constructive way.
It noted with regret that no progress had been made in the extradition by the Sudan of the three suspects found there.
However, it noted with regret the delayed submission of a number of documents.
It noted with regret, and reject categorically, however, the politicised statement by certain countries.
In particular, it noted with regret Indian attempts to malign the legitimate struggle of freedom by denigrating it as terrorism.
It noted with regret the State party's failure to provide information and observations on the question of the admissibility of the communication.
It noted with regret that the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights had failed to meet the standards of the Paris Principles.
It noted with regret, however, that progress by nuclear-weapon States on the path to nuclear disarmament had fallen short of expectations.
It noted with regret that election campaigning by some parties contained intolerant rhetoric, exploiting negative stereotypes about minorities.
It noted with regret that, despite repeated reminders by the secretariat, Luxembourg and Portugal had yet not returned the questionnaires for the first review.
It noted with regret that no progress had been made in that regard and, once again, called upon the Centre for Human Rights to take the necessary measures as soon as possible.
It noted with regret that representatives of neither the Party concerned nor the communicant were present, despite their having been duly notified and invited.
It noted with regret that NCHR failed to meet the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights Paris Principles.
It noted with regret that no State official alleged to have perpetrated torture had been found guilty, as confirmed by the Special Rapporteur on torture.
It noted with regret that, despite repeated reminders by the secretariat and the Committee, Luxembourg and Portugal had yet not returned the questionnaires for the first review.
It noted with regret the increase of racial discrimination and intolerance towards foreigners and echoed concerns over the conditions of detention of irregular migrants.
It noted with regret that Sweden had rejected all recommendations relating to the accession to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.
It noted with regret that trafficking in persons, particularly girls, remained a problem and noted with concern reports that the number of victims was steadily increasing.
It noted with regret that, despite repeated reminders by the secretariat and the Committee, Ireland, Luxembourg and Portugal had yet not returned the questionnaires for the fourth review.
It noted with regret that, despite ongoing reminders, some countries still fail to transmit data to the TIR secretariat, as required by the provisions of Annex 9, Part II of the Convention.
It noted with regret that Mali had not made the declarations provided for in articles 76 and 77 of the Convention and had not yet acceded to Conventions Nos. 97 and 143 of the International Labour Organization ILO.
It noted with regret that, despite the many resolutions concerning Palestine adopted by various bodies, they had failed to enable the Palestinian people to enjoy the right to self-determination.
It noted with regret that, despite repeated reminders by the secretariat, Ireland, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom had yet not returned the questionnaires for the fourth review.
It noted with regret that, despite ongoing reminders and personal contacts, some countries still fail to transmit data to the TIR secretariat, as required by the provisions of Annex 9, Part II of the Convention.
It noted with regret that the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations had not been in a position to adopt its draft annual report, and requested the Chairman to take the necessary steps to resolve that situation.