Examples of using We note in English and their translations into Arabic
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We note the Committee ' s view.
Finally, in the economic area, we note that international assistance has resumed.
We note the important points made in those reports.
In that context, we note with satisfaction the Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
We note the improvement in the Council ' s methods of work.
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We note the following as preliminary considerations.
We note that the resolution singles out Israel in this regard.
We note with satisfaction that 23 countries have now acceded to the mechanism.
We note congruence in a general sense with the difference in pronunciation.
We note, however, the genuine efforts being deployed to resolve the crisis.
We note that efforts to reform local government have faced delays.
We note that over the last year the Council has tried to broaden its horizons.
We note the recommendations of the Secretary-General for dealing with this matter.
Indeed, we note with appreciation that a number of initiatives have been put in place.
We note that the structure of the report is identical to that of its predecessor.
Also, we note the report ' s review of anti-doping efforts.
We note that similar efforts are being undertaken for human rights programmes.
We note the Review Conference of the Rome Statute that was held in Kampala.
We note that other nuclear-weapon States have provided similar assurances.
We note the progress achieved by States possessing weapons in that sphere.
We note with great interest and welcome the Secretary-General ' s proposals for reform.
We note with optimism the latest developments in the process of settlement in Somalia.
We note the significant mandates contained in various human rights conventions such as.
We note that not all coastal regions are adequately represented in this programme.
We note, for example, the programme to convert 600,000 African schools into e-schools.
We note with interest the enhanced cooperation between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions.
We note that the rule of law is becoming more widely accepted and that States are increasingly employing treaties to regulate their relations.
We note with regret that Morocco has refused to discuss these confidence-building measures at this and previous rounds of United Nations negotiations.
We note the number of armed groups identified in the report as participating in the reintegration process, which is a highly positive development.
We note in this regard the importance of maintaining support for natural disaster funding in the face of growing pressure on declining levels of official development assistance.