Примеры использования Leaders noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Leaders noted the considerable work done to promote cooperation in Police matters.
The Leaders noted the increasing importance of sports in the social, cultural and economic life of the Pacific Islands.
The leaders noted that the Association for Persons of the Legal Communities of SAARC Countries(SAARCLAW) had been accorded recognition by SAARC.
The Leaders noted the important role that representatives of civil society are playing in the development of the Pacific Islands.
Leaders noted that Mr Urwin was a strong advocate for the Pacific and his passing represented a great loss.
Leaders noted that the special session to review the Programme of Action in 1999 represents an important opportunity for the region.
As the leaders noted, Russia and Kyrgyzstan in recent years have improved interaction not only in the security sphere, but also in the humanitarian sphere.
The leaders noted the importance of full and strict compliance with the Minsk agreements and other agreements to resolve the intra-Ukrainian conflict.
Leaders noted the political and constitutional developments in French Polynesia and agreed to pursue a visit to French Polynesia once the constitutional review was completed.
The leaders noted the progress of the Forum Regional Force and noted the need for closer consultation on receiving progressive reports of the intervention.
Leaders noted that good overall progress has been made in the implementation of the Forum Economic Action Plan, which aims at strengthening the economies of the island countries.
Leaders noted that the international community was approaching the mid point in its commitment to achieve the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) by 2015.
District party leaders noted barriers to freedom of assembly and movement, especially posed by armed political groups, as well as lack of central guidance.
Leaders noted that work was ongoing on visa matters among Pacific Islands Forum members, as raised at the 2002 Forum, and they would be advised when this work was completed.
Leaders noted that the Pacific region had to date shown mixed results against the MDGs and committed themselves to redouble their efforts to make faster progress towards their achievement.
Leaders noted the work that had been done in relation to the concept of a regional adaptation financing facility as of July 2003 and the need for further work and direction to advance this concept further.
Leaders noted that details of the agenda, including issues to be addressed in individual presentations, would be settled in discussions between members, the Forum secretariat and the Government of Japan.
Leaders noted that in responding to the request of the Solomon Islands Government, Forum members would at all times be acting to reinforce Solomon Islands sovereignty and in accordance with Solomon Islands law.
Leaders noted the positive developments which had taken place in aviation in the region since the 1994 Forum, especially the steps taken to stem the substantial losses being incurred by some airlines.
Leaders noted the importance of working with the Government and people of Solomon Islands to rebuild Solomon Islands institutions and establish conditions under which Solomon Islands could achieve social and economic recovery.
Leaders noted that North Korea was the only party placing conditions on reconvening the six-party talks, the most effective mechanism to resolve the nuclear issue, and a process to which the other five parties have committed in good faith.
Leaders noted that the Pacific Plan was coming to the end of its third year and that considerable progress had been made in implementing initiatives across all four of its pillars, and in particular, in response to the 2007 Vava'u Decisions.
Leaders noted the success of the recent Oceania-France informal meeting held in Papeete, French Polynesia in July 2003, and welcomed the commitments of assistance made by the French Government during the meeting.
Leaders noted that despite the growing number of FFA members with appropriate FFA VMS legislation, full implementation of the system in accordance with the Leaders' decision in Palau in October 1999 had not yet been achieved.
Leaders noted the importance of the World Health Organisation(WHO), both at the regional and international level, and that Forum members constituted just over one half(16 out of 30) of the total membership of the Western Pacific region.
Leaders noted the strengthening of regional coordination and support to address climate change, climate variability and sea level rise negotiations and affirmed that given the particular vulnerability of Pacific Island Countries to climate change, it was vital.
Leaders noted that Australia had redefined its commitment to the MDGs through the March 2008 Port Moresby Declaration, and was giving effect to this through a major new programme of Pacific Partnerships for Development with Pacific Island Countries.
The leaders noted the progress in the implementation of the plan of action to mark 1991-2000 as the SAARC Decade of the Girl-Child, and requested the Council of Ministers to conduct a comprehensive mid-decade review for presentation to the ninth SAARC summit.
Leaders noted the impact of the crisis on the most vulnerable populations and on social spending in low-income countries and recognized the need for additional multilateral concessional financing, increased food security and financial services for the poor.
The leaders noted the wide range of common interests in the field of basalt fiber research and development, as well as in the area of polymer composite materials and composite-based products, and came to the intention to continue cooperation, which includes Moscow composite cluster.