Приклади вживання Assembly is concerned Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Assembly is concerned that theseprovisions may reduce pluralism, and further increase polarisation, in the new Parliament.
Despite the initial positive results in several areas, the Assembly is concerned about signals that the drive and political will to implement these reforms are diminishing.
The Assembly is concerned that these provisions may reduce pluralism and further increase polarisation in the new parliament.
Despite the initial positive results in several areas, the Assembly is concerned about signals that the drive and political will to implement these reforms are diminishing.
The Assembly is concerned that these provisions may reduce pluralism and further increase polarisation in the new parliament.
Despite the initial positive results in several areas, the Assembly is concerned about signals that the drive and political will to implement these reforms are diminishing.
The Assembly is concerned that the pace of the fight against corruption is too slow, and concrete results are too limited.
Despite the initial positive results in several areas, the Assembly is concerned about signals that the drive and political will to implement these reforms are diminishing.
The Assembly is concerned that the unregulated use of conscientious objection disproportionately affects women, notably those having low incomes or living in rural areas.
In the earnest belief that only a fully independent judiciary can provide the stability thatis necessary to establish the rule of law, the Assembly is concerned by the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine of 25 December 2003(N° 22-rp) as it corresponds neither to the present nor to the previous Constitution of Ukraine in force when President Kuchma was first elected in 1994.
The Assembly is concerned about the presidential administration's attempts to establish ever tighter control over the State-run, oligarch-controlled and independent media.
In this regard, the Assembly is concerned that the pace of the fight against corruption are too slow, and results are too limited.
The Assembly is concerned that the hasty manner in which the authorities are implementing these reforms could negatively affect respect for proper democratic principles and, ultimately, the quality of the reforms themselves.
In this context, the Assembly is concerned that the pace of the fight against corruption is too slow, and concrete results are too limited.
The Assembly is concerned by the reports that some political forces are recruiting minors to participate in mass political actions, which is in violation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
At the same time, the Assembly is concerned that these changes will only come into effect in three years, and not as soon as possible, as was recommended by the Assembly. .
The Assembly is concerned about the Moldovan authorities' failure to effectively address its earlier recommendations regarding the improvement of the electoral process and the strengthening of the state's democratic institutions before the parliamentary elections of 5 April 2009.
At the same time, the Assembly is concerned that these changes will come into effect only in three years' time, and not as soon as possible, as was recommended by the Assembly. .
However, the Assembly is concerned by the reports of engaging minors by some political forces in mass political actions, which is in violation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
However, the Assembly is concerned by the reports that some political forces are recruiting minors to participate in mass political actions, which is in violation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Committee is concerned about the implementation of North Stream 2 and TurkStream projects.
The Assembly is therefore concerned about recent developments that could undermine these principles.
The Assembly is especially concerned about credible reports of torture and maltreatment of protesters by the police and security forces.
The Assembly is deeply concerned by the increased harassment and repression of activists and human rights organisations and the intimidation of dissident voices in Russia.
The Assembly is equally concerned about reports that journalists are specifically targeted by the security forces, in contradiction of the principle of freedom of the media.