Примеры использования Number of delegations expressed concern на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of delegations expressed concern about the funding situation.
In responding to these presentations, a number of delegations expressed concern with the funding trends, especially under General Programmes.
A number of delegations expressed concern about section II of the report on principles.
At the sixth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, a number of delegations expressed concern that the reference to“the use of force” in this provision might serve as an authorization or encouragement to use force.
A number of delegations expressed concern about UNICEF work in the area of children with disabilities.
In this regard, a number of delegations expressed concern about the dearth of experienced protection staff in many field operations.
A number of delegations expressed concern at the inequality in the use of languages by the Department.
During the seventh meeting of the Consultative Process, a number of delegations expressed concern regarding the fact that the trust fund covers the costs of an economy round-trip air ticket from the capital of the country of a representative to New York, but not per diem.
A number of delegations expressed concern at the small decrease in the proportion of allocations to priority countries and sought clarification as to the reasons for that.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the anticipated decrease in the level of extrabudgetary resources.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the reduced General Programmes target both for 1998 and 1999.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the growing imbalance of regular(core) resources and other(non-core) resources.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the growing imbalance of regular(core) resources and other(non-core) resources.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the decline in core resources and the impact this decline would have on programmes.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the resource level allocated to the servicing of the Security Council subsidiary bodies.
A number of delegations expressed concern, however, about the sudden rise in the number of internally displaced persons of concern to UNHCR.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the 11 per cent increase in the support budget and stated that it should be controlled.
A number of delegations expressed concern about possible budget cuts that could hamper programme delivery and support to developing countries.
A number of delegations expressed concern over the trans-shipment of catch on the high seas and acknowledged difficulties in monitoring activities in those areas.
A number of delegations expressed concern that administrative costs and complexities in running two processes simultaneously would be counter-productive.
A number of delegations expressed concern that executive direction and management was top-heavy and that the resources allocated to it seemed too high.
A number of delegations expressed concern that the mid-term review report had not provided more detailed information on the impact of the UNDP programme.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the fact that the Paris Principles were not legally binding and had not yet been adopted by the United Nations.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the ongoing asymmetries and unequal distribution of gains among and within the countries of the global South.
A number of delegations expressed concern about staff morale in UNICEF and encouraged the continued strengthening of human resources management as a priority.
A number of delegations expressed concern that provisions for the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala(MINUGUA) did not cover the entire biennium 1998-1999.
A number of delegations expressed concern that programme managers made changes in resource allocation and stated that the authority for such decisions rested with the General Assembly.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the use of seconded and loaned personnel and believed that its use impinged on the impartiality of those personnel.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the significant reductions in the appropriations proposed for the International Civil Service Commission(ICSC) and the Joint Inspection Unit.
A number of delegations expressed concern about the optimistic PSD income forecasts for 2002 and recommended that the Executive Board approve the lower projection for both income and expenditures.