Примеры использования Wishes to express its concern на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It therefore wishes to express its concern with regard to this practice.
Given the importance we attach to as-broad-as-possible participation by States in informal meetings for the preparation of General Assembly draft resolutions,Australia wishes to express its concern at the numerous scheduling conflicts with other essential meetings this year.
My delegation wishes to express its concern about this continuing trend.
The Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations Office andother International Organizations in Geneva presents its compliments to the secretariat of the fiftyninth session of the Commission on Human Rights and wishes to express its concern regarding the Report of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living, Mr. Miloon Kothari E/CN.4/2003/5/Add.1.
In particular, the Maldives wishes to express its concern over the adverse effects of IUU fishing in our exclusive economic zone.
Furthermore, with regard to the phenomenon of mixed migratory flows,the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela wishes to express its concern at the confused language in paragraph 21 of draft resolution II,concerning mixed migratory flows.
The Subcommittee wishes to express its concern about this situation of instability and insecurity of people held under arraigo.
On the question of disarmament in general,my delegation wishes to express its concern over the slow process of the negotiations in the Small Arms Review Conference.
Venezuela wishes to express its concern regarding the possible deployment of weapon systems in outer space, which could lead to the launching of an arms race with unpredictable and destructive consequences for peace and security throughout the world.
As a troop-contributing country,Zambia wishes to express its concern about both the decision-making and mandates of peacekeeping missions.
Venezuela wishes to express its concern with regard to the possible deployment of weapons systems in outer space, which could lead to an arms race with unpredictable consequences.
As in previous years,in considering the Secretary-General's report, the United States wishes to express its concern about the continued revisions to the Secretariat's framework of goals, targets and indicators, which it presents to the international community as the time-bound Millennium Development Goals.
The European Union wishes to express its concern regarding the events accompanying the holding of a referendum on both membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and direct presidential elections in Slovakia on 23 and 24 May 1997.
Finally, Switzerland wishes to express its concern over the rising tension in Lebanon.
Egypt wishes to express its concern about this growing tendency to marginalize the Court, particularly since the value of its judgments and of its advisory opinions is not confined to deciding on certain facts or rules; it is rather a question of enriching and developing international law.
In this connection, my delegation wishes to express its concern at the declining interest of donor countries in technical cooperation financing.
The Committee wishes to express its concern that the State party does not appear to have fully taken into account the provisions of the Convention, especially its general principles, as reflected in its articles 2(non-discrimination), 3(best interests of the child), 6(right to life, survival and development) and 12(respect for the views of the child), in its legislation, its administrative and judicial decisions, as well as in its policies and programmes relevant to children.
Furthermore, the Chinese delegation wishes to express its concern for the security of personnel carrying out relief assistance in war-torn countries.
The Committee wishes to express its concern that the principles and provisions of the Convention, especially its general principles, as reflected in articles 2(non-discrimination), 3(best interests of the child), 6(right to life, survival and development) and 12(respect for the views of the child), have not yet been fully taken into account in legislative and other measures relevant to children.
In this connection, the team wishes to express its concern over the divisive and unconstructive manner in which some staff members have been expressing their opposition throughout the Centre.
The Committee wishes to express its concern that the Isle of Man does not appear to have fully taken into account the provisions of the Convention, especially its general principles, as reflected in its articles 2(nondiscrimination), 3(best interests of the child), 6(survival and development) and 12(respect for the views of the child), in its legislation, its administrative and judicial decisions, or in its policies and programmes relevant to children.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child wishes to express its concern at the insufficient recognition given to the human right of children to adequate housing, enshrined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in the draft Declaration on Cities and Other Human Settlements in the New Millennium.
The Committee wishes to express its concern at the consequences of the Tuition Fees Act which has led to a constant increase in the cost of education.
The delegation wishes to express its concern at the conditions in which the minors deprived of their liberty were being held at the centre at the time of the visit.
The Subcommittee wishes to express its concern regarding the statements made by some of the women interviewed who reported that they had been mistreated by police officers at the time of their arrest.
The Subcommittee wishes to express its concern about situations such as this, which hinder the human development of individuals and limit their options for earning a living after they are released from prison.
At this point, Peru wishes to express its concern at the possibility that declining international cooperation for development is becoming a structural characteristic of the globalization process now under way.
The European Union wishes to express its concern at the sporadic but persistent outbreaks of extreme violence in the Gambella region of Ethiopia, which have resulted in hundreds of deaths over recent months.
The Working Group also wishes to express its concern that many of those contributing to and interested in the Group's work were unable to read last year's report since it was not translated.
The Federal Government wishes to express its concern about establishing special rules within the convention applying to one part of multimodal transport contracts, namely multimodal transport contracts that provide for carriage by sea.