Examples of using She notes in English and their translations into Arabic
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She notes resentfully.
In addition, she notes that.
She notes that it can be difficult to limit work this way.
Two others, she notes, ran off during the earthquake.
She notes, however, that the same report also states that it was made" within time constraints".
Further, she notes the existence of numerous initiatives at the state level.
She notes that, regrettably, racism as well as religious issues contributed to the recent conflicts.
In this context, she notes with regret that in recent years some States have adopted provisions that are openly discriminatory against religious minorities.
She notes, however, that the Governments of Israel and Iran have still not suggested dates for a visit.
She notes, however, that the alleged violations were in part denied or not commented upon in the replies.
She notes that most of the travel bloggers writing about Vietnam are either expats or international tourists.
She notes, however, that the record of her evidence makes no reference whatever to any such statement on her part.
She notes that a substantial percentage of women prisoners are also mothers or primary carers of children.
She notes, however, that the recommendations made in the reports are far from being fully implemented.
She notes that, regrettably, racism as well as undertones of religion contributed to the recent conflicts.
She notes that this has increased the number of political prisoners and that sentences imposed are disproportionately high.
However, she notes that achieving an appropriate geographical balance of staff in the P and above categories will take time.
She notes that, despite efforts to establish such structures, networks in the region face difficulties of continuity.
Further, she notes the creation of a national plan of action(1996) to implement the Beijing Platform for Action, including with respect to violence against women.
However, she notes with concern that the budget also provides for an increase in the Value Added Tax, from 21 per cent to 23 per cent.
Moreover, she notes that international human rights bodies have sometimes come to different conclusions on this issue.
She notes that 85 out of 86 applications were approved between 24 June to 31 July, with one application dismissed for being incomplete.
She notes that women constitute a relatively small percentage of the prison population worldwide, but that in some States this percentage is increasing.
She notes with concern, however, that even where violations against defenders are recognized by Governments, the level of impunity continues to be extremely high.
In that connection, she notes that the State party is aware of many cases when a prosecutor ' s protest motion submitted within the supervisory review procedure has been rejected or dismissed by courts.
She notes that the State of Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory are home to a rich diversity of religions or beliefs and host religious sites revered by believers from all over the world.
She notes that a letter of the Tashkent Regional Court was sent to her almost 10 months after the date of the alleged execution, but after the request for interim measures of protection had been addressed to the State party.
Moreover, she notes with satisfaction that, despite the vibrant civil society that exists in Latin American countries, only a few reports on situations or cases that raise a concern for her mandate come from this region.
In that context, she notes with interest the work the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises is undertaking in the area of responsible contracting.
She notes that while most States do not openly discriminate on the basis of religion with respect to citizenship issues and in administrative procedures, there are instances where State practice or domestic legislation is inconsistent with human rights standards.