Примеры использования Kenya noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Kenya noted progress and welcomed ratification of OP-CRC-AC.
On 7 October last year, Kenya noted that multilateral solutions to disarmament were under stress see A/C.1/60/PV.7.
Kenya noted the important measures that Uganda had taken to protect and promote human rights.
The spokesperson for the African Group(Kenya) noted with satisfaction that Africa and the LDCs were receiving special attention in UNCTAD's technical cooperation activities.
Kenya noted efforts to strengthen democracy, the rule of law and respect for human rights.
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Referring to its constitutional process for ratifications, Kenya noted that the question of ratification of international instruments, including the Convention on Enforced Disappearances and ILO Convention No. 169, would be considered soon.
Kenya noted the need for monitoring and evaluation systems with good information and data.
One of the least urbanized countries in the world, Kenya, noted that its policy sought to increase urbanization, while at the same time addressing the problem of the country's sparsely populated marginal lands, which were experiencing desertification.
Kenya noted the United Arab Emirates' commitment to improving human rights.
Mr. Jalang'o(Kenya) noted recent peacekeeping successes in Sierra Leone, Ethiopia/Eritrea and East Timor.
Kenya noted the adoption of NHRAP, which gave prominence to strategies for enhancing its people's well-being.
Ms. Ambwere(Kenya) noted that the new Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services was headed by a man.
Kenya noted the progress made by Burkina Faso in extending the scope of human rights enjoyment and basic freedoms.
The United Nations Country Team(UNCT) in Kenya noted that the chapter on a Bill of Rights in the Constitution is silent on economic, social and cultural rights and that provisions in the Constitution continue to perpetuate discrimination on the grounds of personal status and citizenship.
Kenya noted the need to disseminate to the general public existing information on climate change from the IPCC and the UNFCCC.
Ms. Koome(Kenya) noted that the report contained information about the pending Domestic Violence(Family Protection) Bill.
Mr. Karanja(Kenya) noted that commodities played a key role in the economies of most developing countries and countries in transition.
Kenya noted the progress made since the first review of Mexico, with the aim of reinforcing constitutional guarantees and the rights and freedoms for all.
Kenya noted that, under its Constitution, the jurisdictional scope of the Constitution and all other laws was limited to the territorial boundaries of Kenya. .
Kenya noted the establishment of the National Commission for Human Rights and Freedoms and encouraged the Comoros to ensure that it was adequately resourced.
Kenya noted that it is difficult to measure the level of implementation without established monitoring and evaluation systems, including sufficient information and data.
Kenya noted the updating of the Code of Criminal Procedure and the consenting to additional relevant international legal instruments, as well as the recent creation of the NIHRC.
Kenya noted that it had structures in place for the exchange of information and to facilitate investigations, as well as provide protection for witnesses and victims of serious offences.
Kenya noted with concern that the frequency and intensity of natural disasters was increasing and that the consequences were mostly felt by the poor and vulnerable in the developing countries.
Kenya noted that Lesotho had made a great effort to accept most recommendations, which was a clear indication of its commitment to the promotion and protection of the human rights of its citizens.
Kenya noted the country's accession to core instruments, policies on combating poverty and supporting rural women, and legal reform; it encouraged efforts to meet women's and children's needs.
Mr. Muchemi(Kenya) noted that the Commission had been unable to finalize the draft UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions and welcomed its decision to complete its work in December 2007.
Kenya noted Nigeria's legislative and constitutional reforms, its mainstreaming of human rights into national planning, and its accessions to additional human rights instruments and regional instruments.
Mrs. MOHAMED(Kenya) noted that since the 1960s Kenya had welcomed successive waves of refugees driven from Rwanda, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan and Somalia, and that all these refugees had been thoroughly integrated into Kenyan society.
Kenya noted the continuation of free primary education and the"B" status attained by the national human rights institution of the Congo. It acknowledged accession to the Optional Protocol of CRC, and new legislation to enhance the rights of women and children.