Примеры использования The secretary-general observed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As the Secretary-General observed in his report.
In the above-mentioned report(A/59/2005, para. 32), the Secretary-General observed.
But, as the Secretary-General observed, there are risks.
While on his tour of the Pacific, the Secretary-General observed that.
As the Secretary-General observed in his report"An Agenda for Peace.
In his latest report on the work of the Organization, the Secretary-General observed that development.
The Secretary-General observed that this was a critical moment for the Sudanese people.
In his recent progress report on the prevention of armed conflict(A/60/891), the Secretary-General observed that the ICC is already having an effect in deterring such crimes.
As the Secretary-General observed, climate change must be seen as a threat multiplier.
Our attention has been drawn to paragraph 145 of the report,where the Secretary-General observed that the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) would lead the implementation of the Programme of Action.
The Secretary-General observed that to achieve this objective, what we need is"political vision.
As the Secretary-General observed during a recent visit to Canada,"democracy is the best guarantee of peace.
Addressing the meeting, the Secretary-General observed that women had minimal participation in conflict prevention and resolution.
The Secretary-General observed that the Peace Accords were a historic achievement of the Salvadorian people.
In his report the Secretary-General observed that there has been significant improvement in public administration in Africa in recent years.
The Secretary-General observed that special attention was due to the growing problem of internally displaced persons IDPs.
Addressing the meeting, the Secretary-General observed that women had minimal participation in conflict prevention and resolution.
The Secretary-General observed that the single greatest obstacle to identification had been the issue of tribal leaders.
Reform is a comprehensive undertaking that must involve all structures of the United Nations, as the Secretary-General observed in his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration(A/58/323) and in his speech to the Assembly(see A/58/PV.7), in which he said that the time had come for radical reform and asked Member States to delay no longer in instituting reforms envisaged for the Security Council, the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the Trusteeship Council.
The Secretary-General observed that the humanitarian aspects of the overall situation in Western Sahara remained a source of great concern.
The Secretary-General observed that, in the past year, the political tension was aggravated by further violence in the region.
As the Secretary-General observed in his report(S/1999/807), the situation remained volatile and continued to give cause for serious concern.
In summary, the Secretary-General observed that constructive dialogue that seemed to be leading towards progress had once again encountered difficulties.
As the Secretary-General observed in this forum earlier this week, violence against women has become the most pervasive human rights violation.
The Secretary-General observed that the Human Rights Council has implemented the recommendation in paragraph 1968(d) of the report of the Mission.
The Secretary-General observed that even with those two new elements, the settlement plan would still require the parties' consent at every stage of its implementation.
As the Secretary-General observed in his most recent report on the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone, considerable progress has been made towards economic and social recovery.
The Secretary-General observed that Israel should take measures to allow freedom of movement for Palestinians throughout the OPT, including to remove travel bans on Palestinian human rights defenders.
As the Secretary-General observed in his report on the role of microcredit in the eradication of poverty, credit needs to be supplemented with access to land and appropriate technology.