Примеры использования Some members noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some members noted that the Government reported violent actions by armed groups.
During discussion of the issue, some members noted that under the HCFC guidelines the ratification of the Copenhagen Amendment was a prerequisite to funding from the Multilateral Fund for HCFC activities.
Some members noted, however, that there were information gaps in the risk profile.
Some members noted that other institutions used PPP as an instrument to measure poverty.
Some members noted that having a fixed ceiling would alleviate the problem of relativity.
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Some members noted that the external debt data could be taken into account only for future scales.
Some members noted that matters of interpretation of the Charter were the sole prerogative of the General Assembly.
Some members noted that the margin had increased since the previous year, bringing it closer to the desirable midpoint.
Furthermore, some members noted that the existence of"rights" or"duties" in this area of the law was not supported by State practice.
Some members noted that the Committee could organize its work still more efficiently, thereby reducing the length of its next session.
Some members noted that, while no such proposals were being made at this stage, the Commission was being asked to review a different aspect of the methodology.
Some members noted the role of mediation, which required deep cultural knowledge, as an important tool for the resolution and prevention of conflicts.
Some members noted the conclusion drawn in paragraph 172(b)(iii) above regarding the total compensation comparison with the German civil service.
Some members noted the approval for transport of humanitarian supplies for nearly 60,000 people across the Nusaybin-Qamishly border point.
Some members noted that the data used for the calculation of scale of assessment, to the extent possible, should be current, comprehensive and comparable.
Some members noted that, with respect to element(b) of the recommendation, procedures already existed to ensure that new systems conformed to existing institutional standards.
Some members noted, however, that while a JPO would significantly benefit the implementation of the activities in the work programme, appropriate supervision should be ensured.
Some members noted that Guinea-Bissau had not made any financial contributions to the United Nations since 1997 and urged the submission of a multi-year payment plan.
Some members noted that the constituent instruments of some international tribunals deal with the question of concurrent requests for extradition and for surrender to the international tribunal.
Some members noted the decline in official development assistance(ODA) flows to Africa and the need for the fulfilment of financial commitments and pledges to African countries.
Some members noted the role that UNOCA should play in creating a harmonized United Nations approach to addressing the regional threat posed by the Lord's Resistance Army LRA.
Some members noted that the compilations prepared by OHCHR with summaries of UN information, including treaty body information, were useful as they condensed a great deal of information.
At the same time, some members noted that the partial or complete elimination of the scheme of limits would result in significant changes in the assessment rates of some Member States.
Some members noted that the Commission should also consider the question whether the obligation to extradite or prosecute could derive from a peremptory norm of general international law jus cogens.
Some members noted that the change of the assessment rates on a yearly basis could present difficulties for a number of Member States which would need to allocate appropriate resources in their national budgets.
Some members noted the particular situation of Guinea-Bissau, resulting from the political situation as well as the country's economic and social problems, which had worsened owing to the rising cost of basic commodities.
Some members noted a lack of information on lindane use in Africa, adding that assistance should be given to strengthen the capacity of developing countries to eliminate existing stocks and clean up contaminated sites.
Some members noted that the payment plans were by their nature unenforceable and represented a"soft contract" between the Member State and the Organization to pay off their debt as soon as possible.
Some members noted that the Commission had no cause to be concerned about risking its reputation since it was part of its functioning always to balance different legitimate considerations and not let itself be disproportionately swayed by any one of them.
Some members noted that no targets concern subjective well-being and, more generally, people's self-reporting on their conditions and aspirations, even while the High-level Panel emphasizes that the post-2015 agenda should be grounded in the voice of people.