Примеры использования Said that he was concerned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Amoros Nunez(Cuba),referring to the principle of equitable geographical distribution, said that he was concerned that the reports submitted would not be considered by all the members of the Committee.
Mr. THIAM said that he was concerned only about the ability of the State to fulfil its obligations.
In his statement to the Third Committee, the Special Representative said that he was concerned at the tenor of the comments that followed the agreement from various sources in Iran, some being senior political figures.
Mr. YALDEN said that he was concerned about the question of respect for the principle of non-discrimination in Macau.
Mr. de Gouttes said that he was concerned about the reduction in the resources available to the treaty bodies.
Mr. Moktefi(Algeria) said that he was concerned about some of the points raised in the Advisory Committee's report A/52/868.
Mr. Avtonomov said that he was concerned by the delegation's constant references to"citizenship" rather than ethnic origin.
Mr. Glele Ahanhanzo said that he was concerned at the lack of general knowledge about the work of the Committee, at least in his region.
Mr. Babadoudou(Benin) said that he was concerned at the dimension of the mandate, which appeared to call the entire counter-terrorism system into question.
Mr. Basharu(Nigeria) said that he was concerned not merely about the availability of accessible ICT technology, but about its affordability as well.
Mr. Bhagwati said that he was concerned that Covenant rights were spread throughout various constitutional and domestic legal provisions.
Mr. Kut said that he was concerned that the complicated federal structure in Belgium might compromise the effectiveness of policies to combat racism.
Mr. CHABALA(Zambia) said that he was concerned to note that the planned deployment of military personnel(5,500 persons) had been delayed.
Mr. YUTZIS said that he was concerned by the fact that one and a half million African-Americans were deprived of their voting rights for penal reasons.
Mr. Melander said that he was concerned to read in the sixth periodic report of marriages which were not just forced marriages, but also involved very young people.
The Special Rapporteur said that he was concerned because there was no definition of Islamic criteria, on the one hand, or of non-Muslim religious criteria, on the other.
The Chairperson said that he was concerned that simply referring to the"applicable law" would not make clear the fact that the applicable law in each situation varied.
Mr. GALLEGO CHIRIBOGA said that he was concerned at press and NGO reports on the incidence of violence, which constituted a"reign of terror", to use the words of the head of delegation.
Mr. CHIGOVERA said that he was concerned that domestic workers of Filipino origin were mentioned specifically since the“two-week rule” was applied to all foreigners.
Mr. CHEW(Singapore) said that he was concerned by the omission of the eighth preambular paragraph from the revised version of the draft resolution and asked whether that paragraph appeared in the text.
Mr. Salvioli said that he was concerned about the way in which the Kolbe Foundation, which managed the Belize Central Prison, perceived its mission and presented it on its website.
Mr. FRANCIS said that he was concerned less about the question of women having access to men's jobs than about that of work considered suitable for men but too dangerous for women.
Mr. Assor(Surrey Three Faiths Forum) said that he was concerned with the humanitarian rather than the political aspects of the conflict, particularly the plight of the downtrodden inmates in the Tindouf camps.
Mr. de Gouttes said that he was concerned at the wording used in paragraph 74 of the periodic report, which referred to"marginal population groups", as that phrase could be interpreted as pejorative.
Mr. Ren Yisheng(China) said that he was concerned at the late issuance of the reports currently before the Committee; indeed, the Advisory Committee's report had become available on the day that deliberations were to begin.
Mr. Latreche(Algeria) said that he was concerned about Israel's refusal to cooperate with the Special Committee, whose work would remain indispensable for as long as the occupying Power persisted in its inhuman, immoral and illegal practices.
Mr. EL-BORAI said that he was concerned that appeals lodged by migrant workers against negative decisions concerning matters such as expulsion, residence and asylum appeared to take a long time to process.
Mr. Gaye(Country Rapporteur) said that he was concerned about lengthy custody periods of up to 15 days, especially as persons held on acts of terrorism were denied access to a lawyer.
Mr. LINDGREN ALVES said that he was concerned about the credibility of the Committee, since it had adopted two new mechanisms, one relating to a coordinator on followup and the other to a working group on urgent action procedure.