Примеры использования Some delegations felt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some delegations felt that both paragraphs 2 and 3 could be deleted.
The CHAIRPERSON noted that some delegations felt that the text was unnecessarily long.
Some delegations felt that this question should be debated further.
Mr. HOWLAND(United Kingdom)noted that some delegations felt that the title of the Model Law was too long.
Some delegations felt that this issue should not be revisited year after year.
With regard to the provisions proposed for ACABQ, some delegations felt that the increase in the travel provision was excessive.
Some delegations felt that merging the two conferences in future would be useful.
The Working Group agreed ad referendum to that, although some delegations felt that the article should be expanded to address also the question of standing.
Some delegations felt the need to define the terms“widespread” and“systematic”.
This addition was nevertheless placed in square brackets as some delegations felt that the section could also cover special, additional and voluntary inspections.
Some delegations felt that this obligation should be subject to certain conditions.
Although the Working Party was of the view that a description of font and background colour of the TIR platewould be very useful, as it would simplify its production, some delegations felt that the introduction of different logos on the TIR plate, even though optional.
Some delegations felt that at least the first sentence was already covered in article 68.
Although the Working Party was of the view that a description of font and background colour of the TIR platewould be very useful, as it would simplify its production, some delegations felt that the introduction of different logos on the TIR plate, even though optional, might complicate production procedures.
Some delegations felt that the document should be more results-oriented.
Regarding paragraph 6, there was general agreement that the registers should include information on releases, andto some extent transfers, from accidents and from catastrophic events, though some delegations felt that it was necessary to specify off-site transfers and others felt that it was not necessary to refer to transfers at all in this context.
Some delegations felt that sanctions should not necessarily be considered a measure of last resort.
On the other hand, some delegations felt that such a provision was mandatory and should be included in the statute, to ensure fairness for the accused.
Some delegations felt that this problem was due to the non-binding nature of the outcome.
In this connection, some delegations felt that no proposal should be discarded from the outset because of its contents and that all proposals should be the subject of an initial discussion.
Some delegations felt that the recommendations and observations it contained were unclear and confusing.
Some delegations felt that this problem was due to the non-binding nature of the outcome.
Some delegations felt that the operations mandated by the Secretary-General should not be left out.
Some delegations felt that environmental issues could be better addressed in consolidated appeals.
Some delegations felt that the treatment of jurisdiction in articles 21 and 22 of the statute was insufficient.
Some delegations felt that the exclusion needed further detail and the criteria may need to be enriched.
Some delegations felt that taking note would lessen the prospects for implementation of the recommendations.
Some delegations felt the State Party concerned should be allowed to modify the report of the sub-committee.
Some delegations felt that it might need to be explicitly mentioned that the provision did not apply to deliberate releases.
Some delegations felt it would be important to have legislative recommendations to assist with implementation of the Convention.