Exemples d'utilisation de Deeply deplored en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They deeply deplored the bloodshed and the loss of life of citizens of Mostar.
In the resolution on the widespread use of forced labour in Myanmar,the International Labour Conference deeply deplored that.
The Union deeply deplored the violence that had occurred in the past weeks.
Ms. Niang(Senegal) said that since 1948, a majority of the Palestinian population had been forced into exile,creating a precarious situation that her delegation deeply deplored.
However, she deeply deplored the killing of two witnesses whom she interviewed during her visit.
The European Union condemned the shelling of UNRWA infrastructure in Gaza early in the year and deeply deplored the loss of life during that conflict, particularly the civilian casualties.
His organization deeply deplored the recent massacre of Palestinians by an Israeli settler in Hebron, in the occupied territories.
With a view to finding a form of words which couldbe adopted by consensus, he proposed that in paragraph 2 the words"deeply deplored" should be replaced by"expressed its concern at allegations of… and requested explanations on the matter.
The Committee deeply deplored the persistent and grave violations of the human rights of the ethnic minorities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts at the hands of the military and paramilitary forces.
Japan was concerned about the human-rights situation anddemocratization in Myanmar and deeply deplored the use of force by the authorities against peaceful demonstrators, which had resulted in heavy casualties.
It is deeply deplored that due to the control of parts of its territory by secessionist forces with support from outside, the State party is not in a position to exercise control over the whole of its territory and consequently cannot ensure the application of the provisions of the Convention throughout the State.
Ms. Berset(Switzerland) said that her Government deeply deplored the hostilities in the Gaza Strip, which had brought about an appalling situation.
In the context of the complicated environment and pressure from outside lobbyists, have been used as a pretext for the withdrawal of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria that the Special Rapporteur and the Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical andmental health have deeply deplored.
The Government of Sri Lanka deeply deplored the violence in East Timor and had offered to contribute troops to the multinational force.
At the fifteenth NAM ministerial conference, held last July in Tehran, the nonaligned countries again reviewed the serious situation in the occupied Palestinian territory,including East Jerusalem, and deeply deplored the suffering of its people under the prolonged and brutal Israeli military occupation.
Mr. Hamdan(Lebanon) said that Lebanon, which deeply deplored all terrorist acts perpetrated against civilians, punished the perpetrators of terrorist offences in accordance with its laws.
Recalling the deafening and shocking silence kept by the United Nations during the Cambodian tragedy and the subsequent litany of commitments to help Cambodia,the Special Representative deeply deplored that nothing in the draft resolution showed that the General Assembly intended to further examine the human rights situation in that country.
Human Rights Council in its resolution 13/26 deeply deplored the suffering caused by terrorism to the victims and their families and expresse(d) its profound solidarity with them, and stresse(d) the importance of providing them with proper assistance.
The European Union was concerned at the current fighting and deeply deplored the significant civilian casualties caused by the Israeli military incursion and by the firing of rockets by Palestinian militant groups.
The Union, which deeply deplored the suffering inflicted on the civilian populations of both Israel and Lebanon, in particular by the tragedy at Cana, called upon all parties, whether directly or indirectly involved in the current conflict, to help bring about an immediate halt to hostilities and acts of violence with the aim of allowing peace negotiations to resume.