Примеры использования Secretary-general noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In establishing the committees, the Secretary-General noted.
As the Secretary-General noted in a recent report on Burundi.
As for peace-keeping itself, the Secretary-General noted that.
The Secretary-General noted that gender-based violence was widespread.
In June 2012 andlater in August 2012, the Secretary-General noted that the conflict had exacerbated a perilous humanitarian situation.
The Secretary-General noted that the Department had conducted a review that had resulted in the consolidation of certain functions and the redeployment of approximately 20 officer posts funded under the regular budget to functions related to the capital master plan.
In the above-mentioned report to the Security Council, the Secretary-General noted that a total of $6.4 million had been made available to the Voluntary Fund to Support the Activities of the Tribunal.
The Secretary-General noted the low number of women in the defence and security forces.
In the progress report to the Security Council dated 25 November 1994(S/1994/1344), the Secretary-General noted that it was important to provide factual and objective information to the population on the situation both in the refugees camps and in Rwanda, as well as on United Nations activities in the country.
The Secretary-General noted that a law on the protection of persons with disabilities was adopted in 2003.
In 2006, the Secretary-General noted, inter alia, the absence of an independent judiciary.
The Secretary-General noted that the Labour Law is vaguely worded regarding the formation of free trade unions.
In that report the Secretary-General noted that the system had not been implemented in five missions.
The Secretary-General noted that the Civil Code provided for the marriage of girls at age 13.
In his latest report on UNDOF, the Secretary-General noted that all major components of the modernization programme were in the closing stages S/2005/767, para. 7.
As the Secretary-General noted in paragraph 47 of his 2012 report E/2012/8.
In his report on the question, the Secretary-General noted the decentralization efforts taking place in Brazil as a means of utilizing resources more effectively.
The Secretary-General noted that women's economic participation and employment had decreased.
In his briefing, the Deputy Secretary-General noted the need to seek justice for the victims and survivors, as well as the imperative for prevention of genocide in all parts of the world.
The Secretary-General noted that the change required would take time and sustained effort.
In his reportentitled"An agenda for peace", b/ the Secretary-General noted that one of the aims of the United Nations in the changed international context must be to identify at the earliest possible stage situations that could produce conflict.
The Secretary-General noted that the death penalty continued to be widely applied, including for juveniles.
Regrettably, the Secretary-General noted that those efforts had failed to yield concrete results S/2007/699, para.30.
The Secretary-General noted that reportedly, between 1990 and 2006, 107 offenders under 18 were sentenced to death.
In his message, the Secretary-General noted that BAPA, endorsed by the General Assembly in December 1978, remained highly relevant today.
The Secretary-General noted that the United Nations had assisted national authorities in security sector reform since 1989.
The Assistant Secretary-General noted that, while the situation was slightly improved, it was still fragile.
The Secretary-General noted that some Afghan refugees reportedly experienced physical mistreatment and confiscation of property during deportation.
In his report, the Secretary-General noted the difficulties experienced in the initial implementation of the managed reassignment programmes.
The Secretary-General noted that as a result of the Tribunal's decisions, all staff serving on a fixed-term appointment under the 100 series for five years or more are de facto on a career track.