Examples of using We note with concern in English and their translations into Arabic
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We note with concern the lack of progress in the Israeli-Arab peace process.
In addition, we note with concern the emergence of new ways of taking on obligations; an example is“soft law”.
We note with concern that the multilateral development system lacks good global governance.
Nevertheless, we note with concern that very few States accept the obligatory jurisdiction of the Court without conditions.
We note with concern the lack of progress in the multilateral machinery dealing with the issue of disarmament.
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However, we note with concern that progress in the various targeted areas has been slow and erratic.
However, we note with concern that many African nations continue to struggle to find a durable solution to their debt problems.
We note with concern that discussions are still ongoing regarding how the work of the Peacebuilding Commission should be carried out.
We note with concern the situation with regard to internally displaced persons, the number of whom has increased all over the world.
We note with concern that today new and even greater challenges are being added to the long list of those which our States already face.
We note with concern the selective and politicized analysis of this issue, and the fact that it focuses mainly on the interests of Western countries.
We note with concern the continued conflicts in Madagascar, Somalia, Darfur, the Middle East and Afghanistan, to mention just a few.
We note with concern the inability of WTO members to come to an agreement at the 5th WTO Ministerial Conference in Cancún.
We note with concern recent developments in the area of cloning and biotechnology, some of which run counter to life and human dignity.
We note with concern that threats related to the so-called war tax continue, in violation of the URNG ' s obligations under the peace accords.
We note with concern that racism in some education systems adversely affects the life chances of Afro-descendent students and black people.
We note with concern and deep regret that violent attacks against religious and ethnic minorities continue to occur in various regions of the world.
We note with concern that Africa remains the context for the majority of issues before the Security Council, accounting for 60 percent of its agenda.
We note with concern that undue restrictions on exports to developing countries of material, equipment and technology for peaceful purposes persist.
We note with concern, however, that the pattern of funding humanitarian activities remains uneven, leaving some countries substantially under-financed.
We note with concern and deplore the failure to achieve results at the first Conference to Review Progress Made in the Implementation of the Programme of Action.
In other words we note with concern, the absence of a clear resolve to guarantee a more peaceful world with fewer weapons that is non-violent and secure.
We note with concern the failure of the Conference to agree on strengthening Protocol II of the Convention, on prohibitions on the use of anti-personnel land-mines.
We note with concern that there has so far been no confirmation of the full return of Georgian troops to their original positions, as provided for in the principles.
In this regard we note with concern the delay in the implementation of commitments assumed at Rio, particularly with regard to financial assistance and technology transfer.
At present we note with concern developments in South Asia, which contrast sharply with the political goals and values we support.
We note with concern such an approach by some countries at the Review Conferences and Preparatory Committee meetings of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT).
We note with concern that the United Nations difficulties in responding to humanitarian situations have been compounded by uneven levels of funding to the consolidated appeals.
We note with concern that in the Kyrgyz Republic, as in many countries, non-communicable diseases(NCDs) are the leading cause of morbidity and premature death among the population.
We note with concern the discrimination affecting migrants, who are subject to exploitative labour conditions, and inhabitants of isolated rural areas and border areas;
