Примеры использования One delegation observed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegation observed that sub-option C-3 was no guarantee of language parity.
At the ninth meeting, one delegation observed that the early selection of topics had permitted thorough preparation for meetings.
One delegation observed that freedom of the press is a fundamental tenet of democracy.
One delegation observed that the greater Caribbean region did not include all of the Gulf of Mexico.
One delegation observed that the TSS system should play a role in sector-wide approaches.
One delegation observed that the early selection of topics permitted thorough preparation for meetings.
One delegation observed that para. 42 of this document did not adequately cover the debate that had taken place.
One delegation observed that"win-win" scenarios could also be explored with regard to labour standards.
One delegation observed that the document did not adequately describe UNFPA strategy and role in the prevention of HIV/AIDS.
One delegation observed that more research should be undertaken on the social consequences of maternal mortality.
One delegation observed that a refusal could also come from an authority and not merely from an official.
One delegation observed that initiatives under Convention Plus were complementary to the Convention and Protocol should not supplant them.
One delegation observed, however, that rotation should be gender-sensitive and take account of the situation of the individual.
One delegation observed, however, that such an exercise should be associated with strategic planning rather than a budget exercise.
One delegation observed that, in its domestic practice, temporary protection is applied in individual circumstances and is not linked to mass influx.
One delegation observed that a greater focus in the programming of the Fund's resources in Bolivia would help in achieving results.
One delegation observed, however, that the success of preventive measures assumed certain favourable conditions which were not always present.
One delegation observed, however, that the guidelines on the use of the Operational Reserve might be too broad and could perhaps be tighter.
One delegation observed the Paper made too many assumptions and concluded that local integration should not be taken as a"given" in all situations.
One delegation observed there was a difference in the figures for the total population of Bolivia- 6.5 million in the UNDP document and 7.4 million in the UNFPA document.
One delegation observed that if the Agenda for Protection was indeed a joint planning tool, reporting on it should also be done jointly at national level.
One delegation observed that, conversely, local market conditions of essential drugs could be as important as patents in determining local pharmaceutical prices.
One delegation observed that multi-year pledges were not always possible due to changes in government and the inability to prejudge the decisions of future governments.
One delegation observed, however, that the note should have commented on the role of the International Organization for Migration(IOM) and inter-action between UNHCR and IOM on voluntary repatriation.
One delegation observed that the under-filling of resettlement places could be corrected if States, UNHCR and NGOs worked together to identify and address inefficiencies in the system.
One delegation observed that, while not opposed in principle to the proposal contained in this letter, more time was needed to consider the request and to weigh its possible implications.
One delegation observed that intraregional trade expansion might imply trade diversion rather than trade creation and that a balanced appraisal of the various issues was needed.
One delegation observed that UNHCR should focus on its primary mandate- that of protecting and assisting refugees- rather than broadening its mandate to internally displaced persons.
One delegation observed that the Report provided an excellent overview of UNHCR's activities and now gave a better description of its policy priorities and the challenges faced by the Office.
One delegation observed that liability should be incurred also when the corporate body had served as a cover for criminal activity, even when it had not profited from such activity.