Примеры использования Mission has noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The mission has noted that numerous Ivorians have faith in the United Nations.
Although it does not have complete information on the whole country, the Mission has noted a significant improvement in the human rights situation since its return, in particular in the areas where the multinational forces are establishing a climate of freedom and security.
The mission has noted that such violations are to a large extent attributable to members of the armed forces.
Since its return, however, the Mission has noted an alarming increase in extrajudicial executions, suspect deaths, abductions, enforced disappearances, and politically motivated rapes.
The Mission has noted that, following this incident, potential witnesses have refused to appear in trials for human rights violations.
With regard to indigenous peoples, the Mission has noted that discriminatory situations persist, particularly in connection with effective access for such peoples to the justice system and the safeguarding of due process.
The Mission has noted an apparent lack of diligence on behalf of police and judicial authorities in treating such cases, leading to a high degree of impunity.
It is against this background that the Mission has noted with concern the emergence of a growing number of organizations whose establishment was encouraged or supported by the army and whose membership includes former military commissioners and CVDC members.
The Mission has noted shortcomings in the implementation of justice in East Timor(see above), given the absence of any capacity in this field when UNTAET started up.
The Mission has noted an increase in jointly established and developed investigative strategies and operational plans as well as target-oriented investigative approaches.
The Mission has noted that the Creole weekly, Libète, which had ceased publication because of persecution of its staff and vendors, is once again being distributed.
The Mission has noted that the cessation of offensive actions has been accompanied by an increase in the number of cases of occupation of villages and farming communities for the purpose of holding political meetings.
Lastly, the Mission has noted a failure to protect witnesses and other persons involved in proceedings concerning the most serious violations of fundamental rights and criminal acts with the greatest social impact.
The Mission has noted the existence and growth of two phenomena which, viewed as a reaction to the inability of the State to provide security and punish crime, coincide with the objective of killing alleged criminals.
None the less, the Mission has noted, as a positive development, that the Office of the Director of the National Police has begun to act upon most of the Counsel's recommendations concerning the dismissal of police officers.
Moreover, the Mission has noted that the procedures needed to define compensation formulas in the case of land disputes and claims have yet to be established, and it suggests that the Follow-up Commission reschedule this commitment.
During the reporting period, the Mission has noted no significant progress in the preparation of the legal reforms provided for in the Agreement, nor any progress towards the creation of mechanisms for participation by and consultation with indigenous organizations.
The Mission has noted the emergence of an alleged irregular armed group calling itself the“Frente Rebelde del Pueblo”(“People's Rebel Front”) in the department of Quetzaltenango, which has engaged in extortion, theft and the burning of agricultural products.
Despite the changes which the Mission has noted in its various reports, this affirmation still holds true, and the population still has a perception of a situation of defencelessness and impunity which is significantly marring the management of the State.
The Mission has noted with concern during this period the frequent use of criminal methods known as"social cleansing" to combat crime, which, ironically, in addition to endangering public safety, weaken the very institutions whose duty it is to protect public security.
At the same time, the Mission has noted with concern the increase in cases of torture associated with the investigation of crimes and offences, especially in certain specialized bodies such as the Criminal Investigation Service. The Mission made a recommendation on this subject in its previous report see A/53/853, para. 90.
The Mission has noted with concern public statements by Israeli officials, including senior military officials, to the effect that the use of disproportionate force, attacks on civilian population and the destruction of civilian property are legitimate means to achieve Israel's military and political objectives.
The Mission has noted attitudes which favour impunity when the justice system deals with military interests, either because the issues involved, such as the armed conflict, are considered to be exclusively within military jurisdiction, or because army members or collaborators are involved in the acts in question.
The Mission has noted that, in a number of cases, the Prosecutor's recommendations to the Ministry of the Interior in connection with abuses committed by members of the National Police have led to investigations by the Office of Professional Accountability of the National Police, and have in some cases led to the dismissal of those responsible.
During the period in question, the Mission has noted some progress towards fulfilling the commitments to strengthen these institutions, which were undertaken in the Agreement on the Strengthening of Civilian Power and on the Role of the Armed Forces in a Democratic Society(A/51/410-S/1996/853, annex), the timetable for which is set out in the Agreement on the Implementation, Compliance and Verification Timetable for the Peace Agreements.
In the case of the murder of Myrna Mack, the Mission has noted positive developments in the criminal proceedings. On 12 August 1997, the Constitutional Court received a petition from the remedy of amparo against a resolution of the Supreme Court of Justice that established the competence of the criminal court of first instance to hear the case and determined that the trial should be governed by the derogated criminal procedure law.
There still is no integral vision of the problem and ways of its solution, which IMF/World Bank missions have noted with regret and left Moldova without seeing any Poverty Reduction Strategy that the Government promised to deliver by March 31.
As the 2002 visiting mission had noted, Tokelau was, in many ways, already determining its fate autonomously.
As part of its settlement campaign, Israel continued to destroy Palestinian property, forcibly displacing civilians,and the fact-finding mission had noted that the volume of information received on dispossession, evictions, demolitions and displacement pointed to the magnitude of those practices.
Although the total numbers remained small,the Visiting Mission had noted that Palau's natural beauty gave it the potential to become a major tourist destination, and the Administering Authority had estimated that tourism might increase by 40 per cent over the next two years.