Примеры использования It welcomed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It welcomed amendments to the Constitution.
Although her delegation would have wished for stronger measures in some areas, it welcomed the institution-building measures as a whole.
It welcomed efforts in the area of education.
Therefore, it welcomed the participation of the secretariat in the meeting.
It welcomed the ratification of CRPD and OP-CRPD.
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Nonetheless, it welcomed the report, which contained some useful ideas.
It welcomed the progress made in Bermuda.
In paragraph 7, it welcomed the visit to Myanmar of the Envoy of the Secretary-General.
It welcomed the country's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS.
It welcomed the adoption of resolution 13/21 of the Council.
It welcomed initiatives to involve women in politics.
It welcomed Indonesia's revision of the Penal Code.
It welcomed the proposals made by the Secretary-General.
It welcomed the substance and the objectivity of the report.
It welcomed the increase in the number of Parties to the Protocol to 69.
It welcomed national legislation to protect women's rights.
It welcomed the adoption of Security Council resolution 984 1995.
It welcomed efforts to protect the rights of women and children.
It welcomed the National Human Rights Commission.
It welcomed the good practices described in the national report.
It welcomed the adoption of the Law against Femicide.
It welcomed Ms. Ema Hao'uli of New Zealand as a new facilitator.
It welcomed the State's commitment in combating femicide.
It welcomed the implementation of the national policy on disability.
It welcomed Thailand's efforts to combat abuses against migrants.
It welcomed the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
It welcomed cooperation with treaty bodies and human rights mechanisms.
It welcomed moves towards constitutional reform and democratic elections.
It welcomed Bahrain's endeavors to improve its capacity in the area of human rights.
It welcomed the establishment of national institutions to promote human rights.