Примеры использования Myanmar noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Myanmar noted with appreciation that Cambodia had achieved five of the MDGs.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted, in March 2010, that the Government had postponed planned visits several times.
Myanmar noted the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals ahead of 2015.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted that only 43 per cent of children enrolled at school completed five years of primary education.
Myanmar noted the adoption of legal measures to protect India's natural resources and environment.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted information regarding the closure of churches in Chin State and called upon the Government to ensure that ethnic minorities are granted fundamental rights.
Myanmar noted legislative and administrative measures to empower women and persons with disabilities.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted that the provisions in the Constitution were confined to citizens, and that the restricted requirement for citizenship would render some people stateless.
Myanmar noted efforts to create a gender-equality society and initiatives to prevent violence against women.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted reports that several individuals have been sentenced to long terms in prison for their association with trade unions, including the banned Federation of Trade Unions of Burma FTUB.
Myanmar noted with satisfaction the accession by Turkmenistan to a number of international human rights instruments, including CRPD and OP-CRPD.
Mr. Pinheiro(Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar) noted that the announcement of his forthcoming visit to Myanmar was very recent and that the dates would be set in consultation with the Government of Myanmar and the Secretary-General.
Myanmar noted that the country had acceded to many international human rights instruments and established a national Human Rights Committee.
In particular, Myanmar noted the efforts to develop proper national mechanisms to promote the rights of women and children.
Myanmar noted the discussions about establishing an ASEAN human rights body and Viet Nam's openness in acknowledging its existing human rights challenges.
Mr. Tun U Thaung(Myanmar) noted that, more than a decade after the 1995 World Summit, the world unemployment rate had increased.
Myanmar noted Cambodia's openness in acknowledging its human rights challenges such as a weak social security net for workers and high rural poverty rate.
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar noted the remarkable progress achieved in the context of human rights and recognized the Philippines' constructive role as an active member of the Human Rights Council.
Myanmar noted with admiration that Bangladesh has adopted a peaceful and successful democratic transition in 2008 and commended its continued efforts for human rights.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted that since 1996, up to one million people, half of them in the eastern part of the country, had been displaced and that entire communities had been forced to relocate and their houses and food supplies burned to prevent their return.
Ms. Myint(Myanmar) noted that the Scientific Committee would be celebrating its fiftieth anniversary in March 2006.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar noted reports of human rights abuses- land confiscation, forced labour, right to a healthy environment and the right to water- associated with large-scale development projects, in relation to oil and gas industries, mining and the building of large-scale dams.
Mr. Lwin(Myanmar) noted with satisfaction the progress achieved in implementing human resources management reform.
Mr. u hla MAUNG(Myanmar) noted with satisfaction that at the mid-point of the Decade, important steps had been taken by States and international organizations to achieve its purposes.
Mr. Abel(Myanmar) noted that not withstanding the International Decade the Special Rapporteur had concluded that the achievements to date were modest in comparison with the original high expectations.
The representative of Myanmar noted that the country programme had been developed in close consultation with all international agencies and development partners, in line with the national development plan, which supports achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Mr. Tun(Myanmar) noted that, according to the World Economic Situation and Prospects 2007, developing countries and economies in transition had continued their strong economic performance in 2006, with average growth rates reaching 6.5 and 7.2 per cent respectively.
The delegation of Myanmar noted that over 80 per cent of women living with HIV were receiving anti-retroviral prophylaxis, which had significantly reduced the vertical transmission of HIV and contributed to Myanmar's achievement of the targets associated with the HIV-related Millennium Development Goal.
Myanmar noted with concern that only 111 countries had paid their regular budget assessments in full in 2004, as compared to 131 in 2003, and that the amount of outstanding contributions to the regular budget had reached a total of $725 million as at 15 October 2004, or $35 million more than the unpaid assessments at the same date in 2003.
Myanmar noted with satisfaction that the Lao People's Democratic Republic had accepted a large number of recommendations, and had also agreed to consider acceding to the Convention on Migrant Workers and to take measures to improve the situation of vulnerable people despite the numerous challenges faced as a developing country.