Примеры использования It raised concerns на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It raised concerns over poverty and HIV/AIDS.
While acknowledging a slight decrease in violent deaths, it raised concerns about alarmingly high levels of violence and the legal framework on arms.
It raised concerns over the low number of women elected.
In its judgement of 30 April 2010, the Court granted the appeal against the decision of the Ministry of Security, dated 27 April 2010,which extended the author's detention, since it raised concerns under article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights. On 4 May 2010, the same ministry issued a new decision that prolonged his detention.
It raised concerns over continued forced disappearances.
Nevertheless, it raised concerns that indigenous people remained excluded from social, political and cultural spheres.
It raised concerns regarding the discrimination and segregation of Roma children in schools.
It raised concerns about reported cases of torture in police custody.
It raised concerns about HIV and drug testing for E2 visa non-citizens.
It raised concerns over remaining difficulties and appealed for technical assistance for Zambia.
It raised concerns on the process of claims of asylum-seekers and on the Amnesty-law of 2002.
It raised concerns about reports of domestic violence and the prevalence of preventive and pretrial detention.
It raised concerns regarding prison overcrowding and asked when the new Criminal Procedure Code would be implemented.
It raised concerns over legitimate grievances of minorities and need for an inclusive dialogue.
However, it raised concerns about reported restrictions on NGOs and civil society, violations of freedoms and intimidations.
However, it raised concerns regarding the disproportionately high number of practical schools or separated classes for Roma children.
It raised concerns with regard to discrimination against migrants, young Roma women, Russian citizen workers and refugees.
It raised concerns over reports of an inadequate universal birth registration system, and of serious domestic violence problems.
It raised concerns about victims of domestic violence who did not receive adequate justice and urged Timor-Leste to strengthen protection of minority religious groups.
It raised concerns about restrictions on freedoms of association, religion and expression, and the lack of due process in security-related cases.
It raised concerns about the Government's decision to intimidate human rights defenders through public ridicule, as well as harassment of workers of non-governmental organizations.
It raised concerns over the potential expansion of criminal activities on land, in particular the kidnapping of humanitarian workers and civilians by networks involved in piracy.
It raised concerns about the trafficking of children and women, the need for government authorization to form trade unions and the recurring intervention of security forces during authorized marches.
It raised concerns with the overcrowding in the prisons and encouraged Antigua and Barbuda to consider replacing the current prison facility with a new prison that would meet the United Nations standards.
It raised concerns about the rejection of a recommendation to recognize the diversity of family types and recommended that Latvia should reconsider its position and ensures that equal rights of same-sex and opposite-sex couples in its legislation and policies.
It raised concerns about serious gender inequality, discrimination against women, widespread corporal punishment and abuse of children, rampant human trafficking, unprotected rights of non-regular workers, and access to health care for poor persons.
It raised concern over ongoing incidents of xenophobic violence.
It raised concern about the precarious living conditions of the Haitian population.
It raised concern about the situation of Palestinian refugees.
It raised concern over the absence of criminal convictions related to recruitment of child soldiers.