Примеры использования Noted with surprise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She noted with surprise the question raised concerning persons blindfolded under interrogation.
Mrs. JAHAN(Bangladesh), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that her delegation had noted with surprise and regret that reference had been made to the emergence of her country during a lengthy exchange between two delegations in the course of the current debate.
She noted with surprise that the Constitution and the law did not define discrimination or refer to gender equality.
At the various meetings of the Joint Military Commission which took place in Lusaka in April and May 2001 and more particularly those concerning the plan for the disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and resettlement or repatriation(DDRRR) of all the hostile forces,the participants noted with surprise the discrepancy between the information on these forces provided by the humanitarian agencies working in the Congo, the rebel side and the Congolese side.
The Russian delegation therefore noted with surprise that the Office of Human Resources Management had requested the creation of six additional posts.
We noted with surprise that Croatia had abused the rostrum of the General Assembly to make a series of false and unfounded accusations against my country.
The representative of the Dominican Republic noted with surprise that targeting seemed to have been advocated by most previous speakers.
He noted with surprise the statement in paragraph 21 of the report that only some 7.9 per cent of foreigners were allowed to work in Japan.
GRB noted with surprise that a number of tests on audible warning devices produced in Europe had been conducted in China and had shown that none of these devices fulfilled the sound pressure requirements of Regulation No. 28.
Over the past three years, it had noted with surprise that legitimate security measures had sometimes been implemented in a way that ignored the diplomatic nature of the Organization.
Her delegation noted with surprise the position taken by some countries with strict immigration laws of their own, including Canada, which appeared to show a double standard, and she wondered whether the motivation was truly humanitarian or whether it reflected other reasons.
Mr. CAMARA(Alternate Country Rapporteur) noted with surprise that, while the report did refer to article 8 in paragraphs 105, 106 et seq., it contained no section dealing specifically with that article.
The Rapporteur noted with surprise that it was the personnel and the budget of the army and not those of the police that had been increased to fight against common-law crimes.
She therefore noted with surprise the unremitting adverb"incontrovertibly" and would welcome further clarification on the recommendation.
My delegation has noted with surprise and dismay the effort by the delegation of Pakistan in the General Assembly deliberately to engineer an atmosphere of crisis.
However, they have noted with surprise that there is no interest in this technology benefits our people did not show their faces at once took an indifferent expression.
Another delegation noted with surprise that UNICEF was not included in the report, and recommended that, in view of its important work in Africa, future reports should include it.
Mr. Schoefisch(Germany) noted with surprise that only 29 States had responded to the secretariat's questionnaire and that most of those States had no specific legislation concerning microfinance.
Ms. Belmir said she noted with surprise from paragraph 108 of the report that military courts exercised extensive jurisdiction and could in particular decide in criminal cases concerning officers of the Court Guard.
However, some ACC members noted with surprise that recommendation 2 was limited to giving priority to the improvement of the capacity of small States in monitoring and assessing key aspects of environmental issues.
On the issue of the enforcement of sentences,her delegation noted with surprise that the agreements which the Tribunal had concluded with the countries concerned had failed to state that the Tribunal would bear the cost of upgrading prison facilities, despite the fact that the sum of $213,500 had been provided for that purpose.
At the 609th meeting, the observer for France noted with surprise and regret that part of the official documentation under consideration by the Committee, namely, document E/1996/R.1/Add.3, was not available in French and asked the Secretariat to take the necessary steps to ensure that such an unfortunate situation did not recur.
The Commission noted with surprise that, as reported by the Human Resources Network, some governing bodies had already taken a decision on the mandatory age of separation for current staff prior to the Commission's discussion and recommendation, taking into consideration the General Assembly's resolution.
He noted with surprise that the Swiss Centre of Expertise in Human Rights had stated in a 2012 report that the creation of a new legal definition and new criminal provision would not necessarily bring about an improvement and could even render the general prohibition on discrimination meaningless, and asked how the authors of that report had reached such a conclusion.
Her delegation noted with surprise that concrete measures had already been taken by the executive boards of the funds and programmes mentioned in paragraph 11 of resolution 48/218 B, and it requested the Secretariat to provide information on the state of preparation of the report that the Assembly had requested the Secretary-General to submit to it on the matter and on what the legislative organs of the bodies concerned had decided.
After 40 minutes the patient got up, noting with surprise that the pain finally went.
The Committee notes with surprise that the IDF investigation was conducted for a number of days only.
Also, we note with surprise the statement made by one nuclear Power raising the possibility of using its nuclear arsenal against States that do not possess such weapons.
Noting with surprise that, where there was a risk of collusion, such detention could continue for two years, depending on the seriousness of the offence of which the detainee was suspected, he asked when the provisions had been enacted and whether they were still in force.