Examples of using Notes with great concern in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee notes with great concern that corporal punishment is officially permitted in schools.
While welcoming the initial approval by the Congress of a draft law which criminalizes enforced disappearance and establishes the crimes of genocide, enforced displacement and tortureand a draft Criminal Code, the Commission notes with great concern the President ' s decision to return both drafts to the Congress.
Notes with great concern the high vacancy rate in the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia;
The Committee, while welcoming the circular sent by the Education Ministry to schools stressing the adverse consequences of corporal punishment, as well as the creation of aNational Council against Violence in Education areas, notes with great concern that children are commonly beaten, whipped, insulted and humiliated by their teachers.
The Working Group notes with great concern that in a number of cases children have reportedly disappeared.
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Notes with great concern the deterioration of the environment and strongly stresses the need for urgent and immediate action;
The Special Rapporteur notes with great concern the assassination of Mr. Kumar Ponnambalam on 5 January 2000.
Notes with great concern that the high vacancy rate, particularly at the higher level of the administrative hierarchy, affects the effectiveness of the activities of the International Tribunal for Rwanda;
The commission notes with great concern the widespread harassment of human rights defenders and journalists.
(o) Notes with great concern that the 2005 ILO Global Report A Global Alliance Against Forced Labour estimates that 12.3 million people are victims of forced labour worldwide;
However, the Committee notes with great concern that children with disabilities are frequently faced with discrimination and exclusion, and furthermore regrets that.
Notes with great concern the deterioration of the environment at the global level despite some achievements in various areas, and strongly stresses the need for urgent and immediate action;
Notes with great concern the deterioration of the environment at the global level despite some achievements in various areas and strongly stresses the need for urgent and immediate action;
Notes with great concern the reported fuel and rations fraud as reported by the Advisory Committee, which was revealed in an investigation undertaken by the Office of Internal Oversight Services at the request of the Force;
Notes with great concern the rapid changes that have taken place in the environment, ranging from the impact of climate change, loss of biodiversity and species extinction to the degradation of land and the deterioration of the oceans;
In addition, she notes with great concern that in many instances it is clear that prior to the actual killing of defenders indicators of a worsening pattern of violations being committed against these individuals went unheeded by authorities.
It notes with great concern that at 1 September 2006, only 64 per cent of the budget for 2006 has been funded, with likely adverse consequences for the level of services provided to over 4.3 million registered Palestine refugees.
Notes with great concern the late submission of revised estimates relating to Human Rights Council decision 3/104 of 8 December 2006 and the inclusion of additional funds to be charged against the contingency fund rather than their having been included in the original budget proposals for 2008-2009;
Cuba notes with great concern that although this year marks the eleventh anniversary of the historic 8 July 1996 advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons, humankind still lives under the threat of destruction by an immense arsenal of nuclear weapons.
Notes with great concern that foreign migrant workers are frequently subject to discriminatory rules and regulations which undermine human dignity, including being forced to live separately from their spouse and their minor children, sometimes for extended periods, and are often victims of violence, racism and xenophobia;
Notes with great concern the serious problems in the United Nations Environment Programme reported by the Board of Auditors, including the fact that eight out of twelve projects audited had suffered cost overruns and nine had undergone time overruns because of difficulties in identifying consultants;
Notes with great concern that, despite the many efforts of the international community, the objectives of the Programme of Action for the Third Decade have largely not been achieved, welcomes, therefore, the adoption of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, 12 and calls for its full implementation at the national, regional and international levels;
Notes with great concern that developing countries as a whole continue to experience a net outflow of financial resources, and reiterates the requests to the Secretary-General, in continuing collaboration with international financial institutions and other relevant bodies, to analyse the range of reasons and consequences for this in his report under this item;
Notes with great concern the increasingly strong nexus between the drug trade and terrorist activities by the Taliban, AlQaida and other extremist and criminal groups which pose a serious threat to security, the rule of law and development in Afghanistan, and stresses the importance of the implementation of all relevant Security Council resolutions in this regard, including resolution 1735(2006) of 22 December 2006;
Notes with great concern that many developing countries lack affordable access to information and communications technologies and that for the majority of the poor, the promise of science and technology, including information and communications technologies, remains unfulfilled, and emphasizes the need to effectively harness technology, including information and communications technologies, to bridge the digital divide;
Notes with great concern that, despite all of the efforts made so far by the United Nations, the African Union and others, the situation of refugees and displaced persons in Africa remains precarious, and calls upon States and other parties to armed conflict to observe scrupulously the letter and spirit of international humanitarian law, bearing in mind that armed conflict is one of the principal causes of forced displacement in Africa;
Notes with great concern that many developing countries lack affordable access to information and communications technologies, and that for the majority of the poor, the promise of science and technology, including information and communications technologies, remains unfulfilled, and emphasizes the need to effectively harness technology, including information and communications technologies, to bridge the digital divide;
Notes with great concern that, despite all of the efforts made so far by the United Nations, the African Union and others, the situation of refugees and displaced persons in Africa remains precarious, and calls upon States and other parties to armed conflict to observe scrupulously the letter and spirit of international humanitarian law, bearing in mind that armed conflict is one of the principal causes of forced displacement in Africa;