Examples of using Are dismayed in English and their translations into Russian
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But I sense you are dismayed by this.
We are dismayed that it has taken quite some time for the register to be established.
As the Maldives has been a 100 per cent Muslim nation for more than 850 years, we are dismayed by this trend.
Many of you are dismayed by the possibility of a serious decimation of the global human species.
Despite the vastly improved international political climate since the last Review Conference of 1990,a climate that has become more conducive to the attainment of those objectives, we are dismayed at the policies and positions of some nuclear-weapon States with regard to the fulfilment of their obligations.
Argentina and Finland are dismayed and disappointed at the news of nuclear tests by India and Pakistan.
While even today, some representatives of the five-nation contact group member States report of continuing violations of the border of theRepublic of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Serbia and Montenegro, we are dismayed that the suspension of the sanctions is proceeding under resolution 943 1994.
We are dismayed by the recent nuclear tests carried out by some nuclear-weapons States.
Neither of the above assurances has been observed, and we are dismayed that the Co-Chairmen continue to insist upon President Izetbegovic's participation, while not demanding tougher measures to confront Serbian violations of the cease-fire and the continuing blockade of humanitarian relief.
We are dismayed by the fact that the Conference on Disarmament has yet to start crucial substantive work.
We are dismayed by the reluctance of developed countries to shoulder their share of the burden when it comes to fighting climate change.
However, we are dismayed by the lack of political will and the selectivity in addressing the various aspects of the reforms.
We are dismayed, however, at the slow and reluctant pace with which the follow-up to Durban is being undertaken.
We are dismayed at the fact that the United Nations fact-finding mission to Jenin was unable to fulfil its task.
But we are dismayed by the decision to respond in kind and believe that the interests of Pakistan have been badly served by their decision to do so.
We are dismayed that, in spite of the end of cold-war rivalry, the unfortunate people of Cyprus must continue to accommodate the division imposed on their country.
We are dismayed by the continuing blockade of Gaza, which violates the right to freedom of movement, housing, food, water, employment, health care and education.
We are dismayed to learn that in 2004, estimated global military expenditures exceeded $1 trillion and that a continued increase was projected.
At the same time, we are dismayed at this decision of the French Government, which has tremendous implications for both international and regional security and stability.
We are dismayed that a district court has extended until November 13 the investigation into the case of Verkhovna Rada member and delegate to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Nadiya Savchenko.
We are dismayed at the deteriorating economic and social conditions facing the Palestinians in the occupied territory arising from the imposition of harsh measures and practices by the Israeli authorities.
We are dismayed that the Conference on Disarmament could not engage in substantive work at its recently concluded session, as it failed to reach a consensus on the programme of work.
We are dismayed, however, that there are still some points of difference between us and some other Member States on the meaning of this right, and we would like to work assiduously towards resolving those differences.
We are dismayed that Israeli settlements continue to be established in violation of the sixth paragraph of article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention and numerous United Nations resolutions that have condemned settlements as illegal.
We are dismayed that these threats have taken precedence both over our Government's, and our President's personal, commitment to the safety of His Holiness and over the will of UNPROFOR to promote the interests of peace in the country.
However, we are dismayed that even after the opening of the Central Bank in August of this year, issuance of common currency, implementation of common customs-tariff schedules, installation of the administrative capacity of the Council of Ministers and the adoption of the foreign-investment law are not complete.
By the same token, we are dismayed by the fact that, in spite of the presence of the Organization on the international scene for almost four decades, its lofty goal of creating an international order based on respect for international law and the peaceful settlement of disputes seems today to be as elusive as ever".
The staff are dismayed that in the latest report of the Secretary-General on human resources management reform(A/61/228 and Corr.1) the new staff selection system is again presented as"the outcome of extensive consultations with staff and management throughout the Secretariat"(para. 50), even though the Staff Union has, on numerous occasions, pointed out that the views of staff on this matter were not taken into account by the management.
I was dismayed that the world could get on without me.
The European Union is dismayed by this apparently endless cycle of terror and violence.