Примеры использования Said that it was regrettable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. GOICOCHEA(Cuba) said that it was regrettable that the Committee had failed to reach agreement on the draft decision.
Mr. Yussuf(United Republic of Tanzania),speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it was regrettable that the Organization continued to find itself in a serious financial situation.
Mr. HANSON(Canada) said that it was regrettable that debate on the support account had lasted so long without any conclusion being reached.
Ms. Rodríguez de Ortiz(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that it was regrettable that the questions of the Malvinas Islands and Puerto Rico had not been resolved.
IACHR said that it was regrettable that armed forces personnel were used to monitor the security perimeters of certain prisons.
Mr. Pak Tok Hun(Democratic People's Republic of Korea),speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that it was regrettable that Japan could not express its willingness to redress past crimes, and showed no political willingness on the issue.
Mr. Ceriani(Uruguay) said that it was regrettable that the reports on financing unforeseen and extraordinary expenses had been introduced just one week before the end of the main part of the session.
Mr. Presutti(Observer for the European Union), speaking also on behalf of the acceding country Croatia; the candidate countries Iceland and Montenegro; and, in addition, the Republic of Moldova,Serbia and Ukraine, said that it was regrettable that the Committee was taking up the question of financing the implementation of Human Rights Council decisions so late in the session and that there had been little time for delegations to review the Advisory Committee's report before its formal introduction.
Ms. Goicochea(Cuba) said that it was regrettable that such an important question had not been taken up until the end of the main part of the General Assembly session.
Mr. Atiyanto(Indonesia), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it was regrettable that the Committee had been unable to complete its work even though it had resorted to night and weekend meetings.
Mr. Deruffe(France) said that it was regrettable that only an unofficial English version of the Strategic Framework had been available to the Commission for its discussion.
Mr. Dettling(Switzerland), speaking also on behalf of Liechtenstein, said that it was regrettable that certain reports had again been issued very late and a full account should be given of the reasons for the delay.
Mr. Kumar(India) said that it was regrettable that, in the earlier version of the provisional agenda, the Secretariat had changed the wording of agenda item 17 from the wording proposed by India.
Mrs. HUYNH(Observer for the International Committee of the Red Cross) said that it was regrettable that the system of universal criminal jurisdiction established by the 1949 Geneva Conventions had not always been effectively implemented.
Mr. Omar(Malaysia) said that it was regrettable that the only documents available on the item under consideration were the decisions taken by the Preparatory Committee at its sessions in February and August 1997.
Mr. Tarragô(Brazil), speaking on behalf of the Common Market of the South(MERCOSUR), said that it was regrettable that, for the third consecutive year, the Committee had been unable to reach a consensus on the international trade and development resolution.
Mr. Ren Yisheng(China) said that it was regrettable that five years after the General Assembly had opted in favour of strategy IV the implementation of the capital master plan had still not begun.
Ms. Sukacheva(Russian Federation) said that it was regrettable that digital espionage had become common practice in several countries.
Mr. Leonardo(Brazil) said that it was regrettable that political differences among Member States had prevented the adoption of a substantive report by the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations in 2013.
Mr. RONEN(Israel), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that it was regrettable that some delegations had found it necessary to use a technical body like the Sixth Committee to pursue political objectives.
Mr. Dalo(Argentina) said that it was regrettable that the Special Committee had not been able to produce a substantive report in 2013, depriving the United Nations of an updated perspective on the complex questions facing peacekeeping missions.
Ms. Rasheed(Observer for Palestine) said that it was regrettable that the same assertions of misrepresented and distorted truths continued to be made by the delegation of Israel year after year.
Mr. BURAVKIN(Belarus) said that it was regrettable that at its forty-seventh session the General Assembly had not taken any decision on the classification of Member States into four groups for the purpose of apportioning of the costs of peace-keeping operations, despite the clear evidence of anomalies.
Mr. Torsella(United States of America) said that it was regrettable that the proposed budget outline was being introduced late in the session, when there was little time left for the meaningful discussion it merited.
Mr. Sargsyan(Armenia) said that it was regrettable that the representative of Azerbaijan continued to distort and misrepresent the decades-long struggle of the people of Artsakh(Nagorny Karabakh) for their inalienable right to self-determination and to make groundless and false accusations against Armenia and Artsakh.
Mr. GONZALEZ ANINAT(Chile) said that it was regrettable that sessions of different bodies within the United Nations system often took place at the same time.
Ms. Skácelová(Czech Republic) said that it was regrettable that the Belarusian Government had repeatedly refused to recognize the mandate of the Special Rapporteur and had denied him access to the country.
Mr. Haroon(Pakistan) said that it was regrettable that the breakdown in the Doha Round meant that trade could not be used to stimulate consumption, production and employment promotion, all of which were necessary to end the recession.
Mr. GOVINDASAMY(Singapore) said that it was regrettable that, while the developing countries and countries with economies in transition were embarking on painful reforms, some developed countries were increasing their use of non-tariff barriers and anti-dumping and countervailing measures.
Ms. Halabi(Syrian Arab Republic) said that it was regrettable that the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination had failed to achieve its goals, and she hoped that efforts to implement the goals of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action would be stepped up.