Examples of using Was expressed by some delegations in English and their translations into Chinese
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Support was expressed by some delegations for the new wording of draft article 3.
Support was expressed by some delegations for draft articles 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Concern was expressed by some delegations with regard to peace and security in Central Africa.
Support was expressed by some delegations for draft article 15, Prohibition of benefit to an aggressor State.
Concern was expressed by some delegations at the high vacancy rate and the prolonged duration of vacancies.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the views of the Special Rapporteur in connection with draft article 16.
Concern was expressed by some delegations about the absence of reference to Library services in paragraph 25.14.
Concern was expressed by some delegations over the use of double standards in the fight against international terrorism.
Support was expressed by some delegations for a general discussion of the issues raised by the ad hoc expert group.
Concern was expressed by some delegations that news from developing countries did not receive adequate media coverage.
Concern was expressed by some delegations with regard to the Proliferation Security Initiative and its conformity with the Convention.
Support was expressed by some delegations for resorting to sanctions only as a last resort in cases under Chapter VII of the Charter.
Concern was expressed by some delegations regarding the fact that for 2004-2005 no resources were provided for the Repertory.
Furthermore, support was expressed by some delegations for the elaboration of an international code of conduct in the fight against terrorism.
Agreement was expressed by some delegations with the definition of disaster, provided that it was understood not to include armed conflicts.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the development of a short glossary on the topic to foster common understanding of relevant terms.
Support was expressed by some delegations for draft article 13, Effect of the exercise of the right to individual or collective self-defence on a treaty.
Support was expressed by some delegations for Part 4 of the Guide to Practice, dealing with the legal effects of reservations and interpretative declarations.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the inclusion of the topic" Protection of the environment in relation to armed conflicts" in the Commission' s programme of work.
Opposition was expressed by some delegations to resorting to the formulation of the crime of aggression in article 8 bis of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the inclusion of not only human loss, but also material and environmental losses, as well as for the inclusion of an element of causation.
The view was expressed by some delegations that since sanctions caused indiscriminate harm to human life and damage to property, their imposition should be approached with great prudence.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the provisional decision by the Working Group not to include treaties involving international organizations within the scope of the draft articles.
The view was expressed by some delegations that it would be necessary to specify in the proposal the legal basis upon which the Service would be founded, namely, the Charter of the United Nations.
While the preference was expressed by some delegations for the deletion of the entire paragraph(see A/AC.252/1999/WP.53), other delegations preferred its retention with several modifications.
Support was expressed by some delegations for the proposal contained in document A/C.6/55/WG.1/CRP.30, which called for the inclusion of definitions of the terms" terrorism" and" terrorist crime".
Concern was expressed by some delegations at the reduction in the proportion of resources envisaged for monitoring and evaluation activities in programme resources in 2010-2011 compared with the biennium 2008-2009.
Concerns were expressed by some delegations regarding the extra costs resulting from re-routing and trans-shipment via CSI ports of developing countries' exports.
Views were expressed by some delegations that preparation, contribution and participation should not be criminalized.
Although concerns had been expressed by some delegations, none had voiced an outright objection; that consensus should be reflected positively in the report.