Примеры использования Said it was regrettable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The representative of Cuba said it was regrettable that the Trade Commission had not adopted agreed recommendations.
Ms. Butschek(Austria), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said it was regrettable that some documents had been issued extremely late.
Ms. SVEAASS said it was regrettable that discussion of the agenda item had been postponed until the end of the session.
The representative of Argentina, speaking on behalf of the Latin American andCaribbean Group, said it was regrettable that no agreement had been reached on recommendations under agenda item 5.
Mr. BADAL(Nepal) said it was regrettable that the consultative process of ICSC had not been restored.
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Mr. Lewis(Antigua and Barbuda) said it was regrettable that there were no women members of the Committee.
Ms. Zou said it was regrettable that much of the data on rural women in the report dated back to 1995.
Mr. Yuh Chang Hoon(Republic of Korea) said it was regrettable that the draft resolution had been put to a vote.
Ms. Matias(Israel) said it was regrettable that the Commission did not have enough time remaining to discuss fully the proposal by the representative of Argentina.
Ms. Taylor Roberts(Jamaica),speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said it was regrettable that nothing could be done about those posts that had either been announced and filled or that had been announced and were under review.
Mr. al-Akwaa(Yemen) said it was regrettable that, in many parts of a strife-torn world, the principles of humanitarian law were violated on an almost daily basis.
Ms. CONNORS(Senior Human Rights Officer) said it was regrettable that the Board of Trustees meeting coincided with the Committee's current session.
Mr. Kodama(Japan) said it was regrettable that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea had not responded to concerns repeatedly voiced by the international community and urged it to respond to those concerns in a concrete and constructive manner.
Mr. Rehfeld(Denmark), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said it was regrettable that Member States often highlighted their differences rather than celebrating the many issues on which they stood united.
Ms. Collet(France) said it was regrettable that it had not been possible to reach consensus on the Declaration.
Mr. Llorentty Solíz(Plurinational State of Bolivia),speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said it was regrettable that consensus had not been reached on the draft resolution, which emphasized the particular importance of a timely, effective, comprehensive and durable solution to the debt problems of developing countries in order to promote their economic growth and development.
Ms. Pokhrel(Nepal) said it was regrettable that only a husband or father could transmit Nepalese citizenship to a spouse or child.
Mr. Tomoshige(Japan) said it was regrettable that action on the draft Optional Protocol had been forced.
Mr. BRASACK(Germany) said it was regrettable that the Group of Governmental Experts had not made greater progress in 2008.
Mr. Ntwaagae(Botswana) said it was regrettable that decolonization was still under discussion at the United Nations.
Mr. Requeijo Gual(Cuba) said it was regrettable that, yet again, the report of the Secretary-General on the item had not been issued in good time.
Mr. Kitaoka(Japan) said it was regrettable that Myanmar had not accepted the visits of either the Special Rapporteur or the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General.
Mr. Olivencia Ruiz(Spain) said it was regrettable that one of the hard-copy editions of the Legislative Guide was not available in all six official languages.
Mr. Nwosa(Nigeria) said it was regrettable that 50 years after the adoption of General Assembly resolution 1514(XV), the Organization should still be saddled with the issue of decolonization.
Ms. Toledano(Cuba) said it was regrettable that the Government of Israel had yet to authorize a visit by the Special Committee, whose work her delegation fully supported, to the Occupied Territory.
Mr. Aboul Gheit(Egypt) said it was regrettable that all States and peoples, regardless of their political orientation or geographic location, were potential targets of terrorist activities that claimed innocent lives.
Mr. Ozawa(Japan), speaking in explanation of position, said it was regrettable that the Member States had failed to adopt a draft resolution on the scale of assessments, thereby neglecting to provide guidance to the Committee on Contributions.
Ms. Arocha Domínguez said it was regrettable that the delegation did not include a representative of the Netherlands Antilles, as there were certain specific issues relating to those islands which were of interest to the Committee.
Ms. Bethel(Bahamas) said it was regrettable that the Committee for Programme and Coordination had notbeen able to make recommendations on Part One of the proposed strategic framework for the period 2006-2007 and on some sections of Part Two.
Mr. Saripudin(Indonesia) said it was regrettable that each year the Special Committee had to collect information about the occupied territories in extremely difficult circumstances, because Israel continued to ignore its legitimate request for access.