Examples of using Notes with deep concern in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee notes with deep concern that.
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The Security Council notes with deep concern the absence of an agreement on Abyei.
Notes with deep concern.
The Secretary-General notes with deep concern the serious situation with respect to overdue reports.
Notes with deep concern the incidents of fraud and presumed fraud reported by the Board of Auditors;
It also notes with deep concern the growing levels of child neglect.
Notes with deep concern the low rate of compliance with the six-week rule for the issuance of documentation;
The Committee notes with deep concern the apparent disregard for judicial decisions.
Notes with deep concern that some official documents are not translated into all the official languages of the Organization;
The Committee notes with deep concern the widespread employment of minors, especially in rural areas.
Notes with deep concern the serious and continuing deterioration in the business of the United Nations Postal Administration;
Notes with deep concern the late issuance of documents of the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly owing to the late submission of manuscripts;
Notes with deep concern that some of the proposals related to pilot projects imply changes in the existing budgetary practices and procedures;
Sri Lanka notes with deep concern the continuation of nuclear testing by one nuclear weapon State and the recent decision made by another to resume testing.
Sri Lanka notes with deep concern, the two nuclear-weapon test explosions carried out on 17 August and 5 September by two nuclear-weapon States.
Sri Lanka notes with deep concern the continuation of nuclear testing by one nuclear-weapon State and the recent decision made by another to resume testing.
Notes with deep concern that invasive and alien species, such as lionfish, constitute an emerging threat to biodiversity in the wider Caribbean region;
Notes with deep concern the severity of the humanitarian crisis that still affects the country and the existence of millions of Afghan internally displaced persons and refugees;
Notes with deep concern that in certain circumstances, cases of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions may result in mass murder, ethnic cleansing or genocide;
Notes with deep concern that impunity continues to be a major cause of the perpetuation of violations of human rights, including extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions;
Council notes with deep concern the heightened religious and inter-communal tensions arising from abuses carried out by various armed groups, particularly the ex-Seleka and anti-Balaka groups;
Notes with deep concern the intensification of the campaign of defamation of religions and the ethnic and religious profiling of Muslim minorities in the aftermath of the tragic events of 11 September 2001;
Notes with deep concern the recurrence of system-wide problems previously identified by the Board of Auditors with regard to the improper management of non-expendable and expandable property;
Notes with deep concern that the ongoing world financial and economic crisis is still severely impacting international trade, particularly affecting developing countries, and expresses concern about the fragile and uneven state of the recovery of trade flows;