Примеры использования To note with regret на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are obliged to note with regret that so far few have demonstrated such will.
To note with regret that 21 Parties out of the 175 that should have reported data for 1998 have not reported to date;
We are obliged to note with regret that such phenomena as anti-Semitism, racism and xenophobia have by no means disappeared from our life today.
To note with regret that Mozambique had not submitted its ozone-depleting substance data for the year 2004, in accordance with decision XVII/20;
However, we are obliged to note with regret that some of the ambitious and innovative ideas in the report of the Secretary-General,"In larger freedom"(A/59/2005), welcomed and endorsed by Bulgaria, could not be adopted.
To note with regret that Eritrea had not submitted to the Secretariat any consumption or production data in accordance with decision XVII/21;
His delegation had more than once had occasion to note with regret that, as was apparent from the relevant reports of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ), the necessary information was sometimes not given in the reports submitted by the Secretary-General.
To note with regret that Papua New Guinea had not implement its commitment, contained in decision XV/40,to ban, on or before 31 December 2004, imports of equipment using ozone-depleting substances;
Nevertheless, one cannot fail to note- with regret- that at the time of the adoption of the present report, namely eight months after the members of the Tribunal took office, this institution is not yet in a position to accomplish fully its primary mission, namely, to render justice.
To note with regret that Botswana had not reported data for 2003, precluding an assessment of its compliance with its commitment under decision XV/31 to reduce its methyl bromide consumption to 0.4 ODP tonnes in 2003;
In this respect, it is necessary to note with regret that, owing to the lack of adequate human and financial resources, the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa, which has to operate in a continent ravaged by numerous conflicts, is unable to carry out its mission.
To note with regret that the Federated States of Micronesia had not completed its commitment, contained in decision XVII/32, to introduce a system for licensing imports and exports of ozone-depleting substances, including a quota system, by 1 January 2006;
We are compelled to note with regret that the recent actions by the United States administration, including its decision to tighten the unilaterally imposed sanctions against Cuba, are not helping to normalize the Cuban-United States relationship.
Yet we have to note, with regret, that the gap in development between the countries of the North and those of the South is widening year after year, while the economic situation of Africa is steadily deteriorating and has now reached disquieting, indeed alarming, proportions.
To note with regret that Serbia and Montenegro had not submitted its outstanding baseline data for the controlled substances in Annex B(other CFCs, carbon tetrachloride and methyl chloroform) and Annex E(methyl bromide), in accordance with decision XVII/22;
To note with regret that Mexico had not submitted the outstanding information in support of its request to revise its baseline data for 1998 for the controlled substance in Annex B, group I(carbon tetrachloride) in accordance with decision XV/19 and recommendation 35/25;
To note with regret, however, that Somalia had not responded to the request for clarification on the plan of action, including the regulatory and other measures that the Party would undertake to support its proposed halon consumption reduction benchmarks;
To note with regret that Bosnia and Herzegovina had not submitted a report on its commitment to establish a system for licensing imports and exports of ozone-depleting substances, which included import quotas, by the end of January 2006, in accordance with decision XVII/28;
To note with regret, however, that while the Party had indicated that a report on its outstanding methyl bromide consumption data would be completed by the end of September, it had not yet submitted to the Secretariat either those data or the outstanding Annex B baseline data for the years 1998 and 1999;
I have to note with regret that, despite the strong will of the international community to achieve a comprehensive settlement of the conflict in Abkhazia, Georgia, the peace negotiations remain stalled and there seems to be no perspective in the offing for a constructive dialogue with the Abkhaz authorities.
To note with regret that Somalia had not responded to the request for a clarification on its halon plan of action, including the regulatory and other measures that the Party would undertake to support its proposed halon consumption reduction benchmarks, in accordance with recommendation 35/36;
However, it is its duty to note with regret that the situation in the field has not changed and that there is no effective prevention of the violation of Security Council resolution 1244(1999) and the Military-Technical Agreement, i.e., that no measures are being taken to compel the infiltrated armed groups to withdraw and disarm without delay.
To note with regret that Cameroon has not fulfilled the requirements of Decision XIII/23 and to request that it should provide a plan of action to the Secretariat as soon as possible, and in time for it to be considered by the Implementation Committee at its next meeting in July 2003, in order for the Committee to monitor its progress towards compliance;
To note with regret that the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had not submitted a report on the status of its commitment, contained in decision XV/36, to establish a licensing and quota system for ozone-depleting substances, recalling the Party's expectation that the legislation providing for the system would be enacted no later than 31 January 2006;
In that connection, I have to note with regret that, as Secretary-General of the United Nations, you have not shown a fraction of that concern for, nor have you condemned, the massacre of innocent civilians by NATO aerial bombardment at Pristina, Aleksinac(on 6 April), Cuprija, Belgrade, Kragujevac, Kursumlija(a refugee centre), Novi Sad and many other places.
To note with regret that Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has not fulfilled the requirements of decision XIV/24 and to request that it should submit to the Implementation Committee, as a matter of urgency, for consideration at its next meeting, a plan of action with time-specific benchmarks in order for the Committee to monitor its progress towards compliance;
The Committee agreed to note with regret that Tuvalu had not reported its 2003 data as requested by the sixteenth Meeting of the Parties, and to urge the Party to submit that information, and also its 2004 data, to the Secretariat as soon as possible, and no later than 30 September 2005, so that at its thirty-fifth meeting the Committee might assess the Party's compliance status.
To note with regret that Armenia had not submitted a plan of action to return to compliance with the Protocol's methyl bromide control measures, in accordance with recommendation 34/3, but also to note that Armenia had nevertheless taken steps to move towards compliance and has submitted information on its efforts to prepare the requested plan of action;
To note with regret that Azerbaijan had not submitted a report on the status of its efforts, in cooperation with UNEP, to seek further assistance from the Global Environment Facility, in accordance with decision XVII/26, but also to note that information received from UNEP and the GEF secretariat confirmed that a request for further assistance was under review for GEF Council approval;
To note with regret that Somalia had not responded to the request contained in recommendation 36/42 to submit to the Secretariat, as soon as possible and no later than 30 September 2006, its ozonedepleting substance data for the year 2005 and an update on its plan for returning to compliance with the Protocol's halon control measures, including regulatory measures to support and sustain planned phase-out activities;