Примеры использования States felt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One speaker noted that some States felt that they were being targeted by those who made such associations.
In reply to comments that the information provided by human rights defenders was not always accurate,he clarified that, if States felt accusations were unfounded, they should have the opportunity to rebut them.
Some States felt that one's physical constitution was not a matter of sex but something that applied to both women and men.
Mr. Salama(Director of the Human Rights Treaties Division) observed that certain States felt that committees should not issue general comments.
Some States felt harassed by the high number of priority concerns raised by the Committee and other treaty bodies.
Besides, the sense of urgency was obvious- NATO,the EU and individual states felt the responsibility to under take concrete actions in a timely manner.
Most States felt that situations should be referred to the Court rather than individual cases, but the possibility of referring matters had also been suggested.
The water quality of the Rhine was rather poor in the 1970's and the States felt obliged to cooperate in order to improve water quality, especially with regard to drinking water production.
Other States felt that the absence of a definition would send the wrong signal regarding the political will and commitment of the international community.
Indeed, they would significantly improve the current psychological environment, in which other States felt threatened or betrayed by the selective application of the Treaty by the nuclear-weapon States. .
Some States felt that the type of the activities which came within the scope of the draft articles should be specified to avoid unnecessary confusion.
As stated before, most Member States felt that measures described above should be part of a reform package that would eventually be voted on in the General Assembly.
Many member States felt that it could be more useful to adapt existing structures such as ECOSOC, perhaps in coordination segment or in the operational segment.
Although reservations were expressed and some Member States felt that priority should have been given to the liability question, which had been debated in parallel over the years, the Rescue Agreement was adopted unanimously by the General Assembly in resolution 2345(XXII) of 19 December 1967.
Some States felt that the word"aliens" in the title of the draft articles had a negative connotation, since it distracted attention from the fact that human beings were involved.
Besides, the sense of ur gency existed: NATO,the EU and individual states felt the responsibility to un dertake concrete measures in a timely manner; the EU was supposed to im plement military operation after its high ambition and strengthened CSDP pil lar, while initially NATO was reluctant to be engaged in Libya and finally, none of the organizations were on the ground before the crisis erupted.
Some States felt that they were shouldering an inequitable share of the burden of individual sanctions regimes, whose ultimate goal was to ensure the maintenance of international peace and security for the benefit of all.
Some States felt that the draft articles should have covered harm in the ecosystem by including a suitable reference to it in article 1 following the example of articles 20 and 22 of the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses.
Several member States felt that transfer of knowledge and tools for better implementation of environmental policies, in particular to developing countries, could enhance the convergence of environmental standards at the regional as well as at the global level, and thus also support peace and security.
Most Member States felt that the question of the Model Memorandum of Understanding being legally binding on the Organization and the participating country needed to be reviewed in view of the fact that many Member States may have to subject the documents to time-consuming processing, resulting in delays in deployment of the equipment.
Member States felt that future work on commodities in UNCTAD should proceed only with the active participation of relevant enterprises and industry experts. A one-day meeting of the United Nations Conference on Natural Rubber was convened on 28 March 1996 and decided to extend the deadline for signature of the International Natural Rubber Agreement until 31 July 1996.
These States feel that measures more tangible than appeals are called for.
For example, one State felt that the term"omission" should be clarified.
Just in this State feel naturally.
Another issue that some Member States feel is inadequately addressed by the multilateral system is sovereign debt restructuring see A/66/164.
Certain States feel that respect for international humanitarian law as such also constitutes a confidence-building measure.
Development has become the watchword, and States feel compelled to proceed with regional or continental integration in order to promote it.
Would States feel less obliged to reply if information was requested on only a small number of subjects?
Although implementation is voluntary, States feel obliged to respect as far as possible the political commitments that they have made.
We have to face up to the concerns that make some States feel uniquely vulnerable, since it is those concerns that drive them to take unilateral action.