Примеры использования Points out that while на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He then gives them three arrows bundled, and points out that while one may be broken easily, not so three united as one.
The report points out that while these initiatives vary considerably in terms of size, scope and duration, there are certain common themes that resonate through all of them.
Concerning the general situation in Jordan,the State party points out that, while not ideal, certain improvements have taken place in the last few years.
It also points out that, while the deprivation of liberty may affect personal relationships in some respects,that does not in itself constitute a violation of any provision of the Covenant.
Response The Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions points out that, while each field mission operates under its own unique circumstances, there are similarities among missions.
The Committee points out that while the reduction in troops was attained by the end of October 1997, the establishment of international and local staff is to remain unchanged(203) until the end of June 1998.
The Advisory Committee points out that, while each field mission operates under its own unique circumstances, there are similarities among missions.
The Advisory Committee points out that while the structure of the medium-term plan can be congruent with organizational lines, it should always be recognized that it emanates from legislative mandates.
The Committee points out that while this approach represents a welcome target or goal, its attainment depends on a number of factors over which the mission does not have sufficient control and that vary in different missions.
The Secretary-General points out that while United Nations humanitarian entities have developed such arrangements, the Secretariat has often found it a challenge to deploy staff quickly enough in a crisis.
The report points out that while these initiatives vary significantly in terms of sustainable development issues addressed, number of partners and scope, there are certain factors that are common to all registered partnerships.
The report points out that while these initiatives vary significantly in terms of sustainable development issues addressed, management structures, number of partners and scope, there are certain factors that are common to all registered partnerships.
The report also points out that while revenue-producing activities are referred to in the United Nations as"commercial activities", this does not imply that they are undertaken with the purpose of earning profit in the sense understood in the private sector.
The Advisory Committee points out that while the proposal is cost-neutral for 2008-2009, as it stands, it would entail additional requirements for the biennium 2010-2011 estimated at $4,465,900 owing to the delayed impact of the 27 new posts proposed.
The report points out that while women have the same legal capacity as men, they have a lack of knowledge about their rights and legal capacity and that the National Union of Eritrean Women has formed a legal counselling unit to raise awareness about legal provisions relating to women see ibid., p.
VIII.89 The Advisory Committee points out that while objectives may be the same throughout, expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement should be specific to each office concerned(Geneva, Vienna and Nairobi) and should be spelled out in future proposed programme budgets.
The Advisory Committee points out that while some projects may be rescheduled, pending the presentation by the Secretary-General of his global support strategy(see para. 24 above), the postponement of several construction and electrical works would entail negative consequences for the effective operation of the Base.
The Committee points out that while some training is mandatory, for example, when current certificates are required for operation of certain types of machinery and equipment, the usefulness of and the need for a number of other training courses should be justified in terms of the requirements of the Mission for particular skills.
The Advisory Committee points out that while staff and related costs are reflected under this section of the proposed programme budget, a significant portion of the resource requirements under the subprogramme, namely those related to capital expenditures, are requested under section 31, Construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance.
As a general comment, the United Nations International Drug Control Programme points out that while the Internet and other technical advancements, such as list servers, secure Web sites, and the United Nations extranet and intranets, created significant possibilities for electronic communication and dissemination of knowledge within the United Nations family, communication among and within countries still needs enhancement, possibly through technical cooperation projects.
He also pointed out that, while the State party's legislation on divorce was couched in gender-neutral terms, women tended to lose out during settlements.
She pointed out that, while legislative measures to combat those phenomena were welcome, it was also necessary to change public perceptions.
One representative pointed out that while FAO provided quality standards for pesticides, there was no corresponding body responsible for the issue of quality standards for industrial chemicals.
It was pointed out that, while the language was based on previously agreed texts, it should be re-examined in light of its proposed inclusion in a legally binding instrument.
Panellists also pointed out that while employment and education help to alleviate social problems, they are not sufficient to combat the challenges of ageing.
However, some departments pointed out that while the perception of internal oversight was positive, the internal reporting tools of OIOS needed to be consistent with client needs.
He pointed out that while removing the provision did not necessarily guarantee that further savings would be identified, its continued existence almost guaranteed that savings would not.
Professor Letschert pointed out that, while the issue of terrorism had been on the international agenda for years, less attention had been paid to the rights of the victims of terrorism.
It was pointed out that while the Draft Instrument had been prepared for application to sea carriage, it was proposed also to cover multimodal transport involving a sea leg.
It was pointed out that while this would result in larger grain sizes, it would more closely approximate the nature of the suspended sediment plume.