Examples of using It notes in English and their translations into Arabic
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It notes that.
Finally, it notes that.
It notes with interest the activities of that body.
However, it notes that this reform has not yet been fully implemented.
It notes, however, that those efforts have had uneven results.
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However, it notes the difficulties arising from the continuing conflict.
It notes with concern the growing terrorist threat in the world.
In particular it notes with appreciation that the demilitarization proceeded smoothly and was completed on 20 June 1996.
It notes the track record of forest landscape restoration so far.
It notes the need for the allocation of sufficient resources in support of the Commission.
It notes with particular concern the lack of a legal prohibition of child labour.
It notes with satisfaction the thoroughness of the written replies to the list of issues.
It notes that the authors emigrated from Czechoslovakia and settled abroad.
It notes the development and implementation of the National Poverty Reduction Strategy.
It notes the enormous effort that will be required to alleviate the grave situation.
It notes that minor organizational modifications of the Department are envisaged.
It notes the high number of women in prison, particularly those from ethnic minorities.
It notes the need for rural women's participation in land reform programmes.
It notes with concern reports of xenophobic statements made by public officials.
It notes with satisfaction the written replies to the list of issues(E/C.12/Q/MAR/2).
It notes that, if this was meant as a warning shot,it has to be deemed reckless in the extreme.
It notes that according to the author ' s own communication only three days elapsed(1720 September 1987).
Firstly, it notes the absence of credible evidence of the alleged attempt at forced excision on 20 February 2001.
It notes that the report contains little information on the practical application of the Convention over the reporting period.
It notes the State party ' s responses that none of the arrests in Montreal have been arbitrary since they were conducted on a legal basis.
It notes that it was not the authors, but DIH, an association with legal personality under French law, that was party to the domestic proceedings.
It notes that UNDP intends to draw on the materials produced for the procurement training programme and plans to complete the manual by December 1996.
It notes in particular the need for a successful process of demobilization and reintegration of former combatants and stands ready to assist in this process.
It notes also that the question of cooperation between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions will also be addressed within the framework of the discussions on an agenda for development.
It notes the importance of increased technical assistance from the international community as the coalition Government tackles the critical tasks of reconciliation and reconstruction.