Примеры использования To express his concern на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern over this unfortunate development.
The Special Rapporteur notes with concern the impact this climate of uncertainty has had on the free media and wishes to express his concern about it.
He wishes to express his concern over the recent developments in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Nevertheless, the Representative wishes to express his concern at.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern at the lack of a National Bar Association in Peru.
Observers noted that numerous questions that were addressed to Mr. Marinich during his trial were related to his political activities rather than to the charges brought against him,leading the Special Rapporteur to express his concern that Mr. Marinich's extended detention and subsequent sentencing may have been politically motivated.
The Special Rapporteur also wishes to express his concern over the number of killings occurring in East Timor.
While noting the importance of this process, which can be considered a first step to a decent legal status for this population, and hoping that the pace can be accelerated so as to include all residents within a reasonable time frame,the Special Rapporteur would also like to express his concern that the temporary registration certificates can neither be used to claim citizenship nor can they be seen as a long-term solution.
He wished to express his concern over the delay in reimbursement for troops and contingent-owned equipment.
In support of State policies, the President did not hesitate to express his concerns directly to his audience at home and abroad.
First, he would like to express his concern with regard to the level of intolerance against Muslims in European and other Western countries.
On 14 February 1997, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal to the Government of Bangladesh to express his concern over the legal situation of Mrs. Zobaïda Rashid, wife of Colonel Rashid.
The Special Rapporteur would like to express his concern with regard to the recertification procedure in light of principle 12 of the Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary.
While noting the difficulties in assessing the whereabouts of these individuals in view of the present circumstances,the Special Rapporteur would like to express his concern and hopes that the Government will put a mechanism in place in order to discover the whereabouts of these individuals.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern over the alleged occurrence of violations of the right to life resulting from the excessive use of force by Indonesian security forces.
While the Secretary-General stands ready to give effect to the recommendations emanating from the coordination segment on the topics with which the Council is seized,he would like to express his concern that the Council may fall into the unfortunate habit of not concluding its discussions on chosen coordination issues within a two-year time-frame.
The Special Rapporteur continues to express his concern at the uneven and slow progress of returns, and at reports of the inefficacy of the Housing Commissions, the essential element in the return programme.
While not excluding the possibility of legitimate and necessary prior restraint on the exercise of the right to freedom of expression,the Special Rapporteur would want to express his concern about leaving such prior constraints on this right, which is vital to a democratic society, to administrative procedure and not public legal procedure.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern in regard to these cases of summary execution, and urges the Governmentsconcerned to bring those responsible to justice.
In addition to the communications, he wrote to the Government on two separate occasions to express his concern about the ongoing house arrest of opposition leaders and on the restrictions placed on women's access to education.
He also wished to express his concern about the incident that occurred on 28 March as well as his satisfaction that the host country, including the President, Barack Obama, had expressed regret about the incident.
The Special Rapporteur, however, would like to express his concern with regard to the situation of those innocent people who have been pardoned.
He wished, however, to express his concern at the reduction of financial resources for implementation of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in Those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought and/or Desertification, particularly in Africa.
The fact that many are emigrating to the FRY, with few economic prospects,leads the Special Rapporteur to express his concern that factors such as the lack of personal safety and the slow process of reconciliation are among the major causes of the continuing departure of Serbs from Croatia.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern in regard to the reports he received concerning extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions committed by the Ethiopian armed forces in the Ogaden.
In that regard, the Special Rapporteur would like to express his concern about the increased use of the Internet to propagate racism, xenophobia, racial discrimination and related intolerance.
The Special Rapporteur would like to express his concerns regarding the deteriorating health conditions of Shan NLD leader Khun Htun Oo, arrested in 2003 and sentenced to 96 years of imprisonment, suffering since December 2007 from hepatitis B without proper access to medical treatment.
During this period, the Special Rapporteur sent an allegation to the Government of Hungary, on 1 September 1994, to express his concern over the dismissal of 129 journalists of Magyar Radio on 3 March 1994 and of 12 journalists of“168 hours”, a popular weekly political production of Radio Kossuth, one of the three national broadcasting stations.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern at the ruling party's domination of the media and urges the Governmentto adopt the necessary measures to ensure that public broadcasting can fulfil a public interest mandate and is independent of political or financial interests.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern over the continued failure of the Government to respond to his communications.