Примеры использования She was disappointed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
When we met,I could tell she was disappointed.
When she said she was disappointed in us, I really felt it.
When a final draft of the album was made andFlea's daughter listened to the final version, she was disappointed that the scat had been removed.
She was disappointed at the paucity of information provided on mental health programmes.
In 2011, then EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said she was disappointed to hear that Israel was planning to expand Har Homa.
She was disappointed, however, that only partial replies had been given to some of those questions.
Ms. Robl(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting,said she was disappointed that one delegation had found it necessary to politicize the resolution.
She was disappointed with Jesus and ashamed of Him because He was poor(Matthew 8:20; 21:3; Luke 9:58).
The text of the draft resolution was the result of a number of compromises made by the sponsors during informal discussions, and she was disappointed to see so many draft amendments tabled.
Ms. Medina Quiroga said she was disappointed with the paucity of information in the report.
She was disappointed to learn that it was not compulsory for a father to recognize a child born out of wedlock.
While the new Civil Marriages Act was an improvement over previous legislation, she was disappointed that it had stopped short of raising the minimum age for marriage to 18.
She was disappointed that the State party had provided no information in response to the Committee's question on the subject.
Ms. CUBIAS MEDINA said that she was disappointed to note the lack of clear support for the Committee on the part of the Commission.
She was disappointed that the delegation had not provided up-to-date information in its introduction to the report, which had been prepared in 2001.
Ms. Halperin-Kaddari said that she was disappointed that the delegation had not provided information on the wage gap between men and women.
She was disappointed to note that violations of women's rights, such as trafficking and domestic violence, were not covered by the revised criminal code.
The representative of the United States of America said that she was disappointed at the lack of opportunity to discuss the staffing pattern of the secretariat as a whole, the aim being not to micro manage but to address long-standing concerns about general management practices in UNCTAD.
She was disappointed that the delegation had provided no information about the implementation of legislation against racial discrimination in Guernsey and the Isle of Man.
Ms. Zubčević(Croatia) said that she was disappointed that there had not been a joint informal debate of the Second and Third Committees on the items under consideration.
She was disappointed at the repeated postponement of the planned municipal elections, which could have provided vital opportunities for reconciliation and confidence-building.
Ms. EVATT said that she was disappointed by the incomplete replies given by the Cambodian delegation to the written questions, which had been transmitted to it some considerable time before.
She was disappointed that, despite the advance warning given of the scheduling of the current agenda item in a public meeting, only one NGO(Amnesty International) had attended.
As far as the Roma were concerned, she was disappointed by the information contained in the report, which demonstrated that helping their community was not a matter of priority.
Ms. Morvai said she was disappointed that the International Commission of Jurists was not represented at the meeting and requested an explanation of its absence.
However, she was disappointed that the representation of women at the D-1 level and above remained low, and that the representation of women from developing countries and CARICOM countries remained inadequate.
She was disappointed that the sponsors had been unwilling to revise the second preambular paragraph, which stated that the Convention must constitute the standard in the promotion and protection of the rights of the child.
She was disappointed at the lack of interest by the international community in consolidating efforts in Tajikistan, although the operation had been hailed as a rare success for the United Nations integrated approach.
Finally, she was disappointed that the current report did not contain any sex-disaggregated data and that the delegation appeared not to have understood articles 4 and 5 on temporary special measures and stereotyping.