Примеры использования Several interlocutors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several interlocutors agreed on the potential usefulness of smaller and more flexible missions.
The mission held consultations with several interlocutors in Nairobi, including donors, and with the President of"Puntland.
Several interlocutors raised questions regarding the legal status, under international law, of Palestinians detained by Israel.
The nature of the exchange indicates that Ms. Avit-Nemet has identified several interlocutors who would be ready to support the Gbagbo regime.
Several interlocutors mentioned problems with funding and resources for the new Independent Electoral Commission.
The mission also learned that a further obstacle to the commencement of a trial indicated by several interlocutors was a need for training.
Several interlocutors highlighted the prevailing tensions over the possible amendment of article 37 of the Constitution.
With regard to the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone(UNAMSIL) several interlocutors indicated that, in view of the exigencies of the situation, the force's mandate should be changed to peace enforcement.
Several interlocutors also stated to the mission that there had been a general perceived improvement of the security situation in the past year.
Although the National Bar Association is mandated by statute to vet candidates for judicial posts and prepare a shortlist of nominees for appointment,indications from several interlocutors were that this has not happened.
In particular, several interlocutors mentioned the fact that civilian prosecutors may inspect the police lock-ups or prisons at any time.
Additionally, the Archive of Bosnia-Herzegovina, recognized by both Entities, as well as the Historical Museum of Bosnia-Herzegovina, although its status as a State institution is not officially confirmed,were considered by several interlocutors as suitable institutions to locate ICTY public records in BiH.
Several interlocutors have also mentioned to the expert mission that the Timorese population's confidence in the institution has increased in the past months.
Finally, although I was not able to meet with its representatives, several interlocutors mentioned the Kosovo Law Centre as an institution likely to be interested in hosting an Information Centre.
Several interlocutors with whom the Panel met asserted that the work of the Panel should be viewed differently in the light of recent, positive political developments.
However, the Group concurs with the views expressed by several interlocutors that the political momentum deriving from the successful electoral process creates a window of opportunity to engage in a reform process.
Several interlocutors stressed the importance of tackling the major socio-economic problems, which, if left unresolved, could present a risk to the country's security.
Several interlocutors, including Government officials, members of the international community and NGOs complained about the abuse of power by the executive.
However, several interlocutors with whom the independent expert met stressed the need for a political solution to end the current prisoner impasse.
Several interlocutors were critical of a number of United Nations peacekeeping policies, in particular, its approach to peacekeeping initiatives within the subregion.
Several interlocutors also complained that the procedure for obtaining reimbursements from the United Nations is unduly cumbersome and that there are inordinate delays in receiving payments.
Several interlocutors expressed strong concerns regarding what they perceived as the inability of the United Nations to protect the civilian population of Abyei during the conflict.
Several interlocutors underscored the importance of strengthening democracy, transparency by government, political dialogue, and good governance if further economic decline is to be halted.
Several interlocutors of the Group agreed that some progress had been made in that respect, facilitated by the higher number of Haitian contractors capable of implementing activities.
Several interlocutors from non-governmental organizations and parliamentary circles expressed the need to establish a United Nations mechanism that could provide assistance on human rights issues.
Several interlocutors described the situation as"ethnic cleansing" since they considered there to be clear intent and that it was being done in a pre-planned and systematic way.
Several interlocutors raised with the Special Rapporteur the issue of the transfer of power to the Iraqis at the earliest possible time, including the effective involvement of the United Nations in the Iraqi democratization process.
Several interlocutors in the occupied Syrian Golan referred to the 2011 commemoration of Nakba Day(15 May) and Naksa Day(5 June), during which Israeli security forces had used live fire against Syrian protestors.
Several interlocutors have reported to the expert mission that this is due to limited opportunities for career advancement for female officers; out of a total of 24 officers employed at the rank of Inspector, only 1 is a woman.
Several interlocutors met by the Special Rapporteur, both in border regions and in Kyiv, expressed their concern that the import of wastes was an ongoing phenomenon, and was not limited to the two cases detailed above.