Examples of using Future reports would in English and their translations into Russian
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Future reports would reflect progress made.
Her delegation hoped that future reports would cover the situation.
Future reports would address the two countries separately.
The Deputy Executive Director closed his remarks by saying that future reports would be more analytical.
She hoped that future reports would be better in that regard.
Few statistics were available, butthe Ministry was working with the focal points and future reports would include more precise data.
Volcker said that future reports would deal with questions regarding Kojo Annan.
The report made no connection between that pathological condition and the situation of the girl child, and she hoped that future reports would address the issue.
She hoped that future reports would also address that important matter.
With regard to reporting on results,delegations urged a greater focus on outcomes and hoped that future reports would compare achievements against targets.
It was to be hoped that future reports would follow the Committee's general guidelines.
This study was submitted to the Commission on Human Rights as document E/CN.4/2006/93 and, inter alia,indicated that future reports would include a compilation of lessons learned and best practices.
He hoped that future reports would give more specific replies to the issues raised.
With the introduction of results-based budgeting,it was felt that future reports would include more analysis and qualitative tables.
Future reports would contain further analysis of the possible causes and implications of those trends.
With reference to paragraph 12 of the report, relating to the population of Mauritania,he hoped that future reports would give the respective percentages of the non-Arabic-speaking Pular, Soninké and Wolof minorities.
She hoped that future reports would show increased participation of women in political and public bodies, including in the judiciary.
Ms. Gabr stressed the need for statistics on maternal mortality rates in urban andin rural areas and expressed the hope that future reports would contain more specific studies on women's health.
He trusted that future reports would present a more comprehensive managerial assessment.
He also regretted the lack of any indication in the report of practical solutions to the problem of noncompliance with United Nations resolutions and hoped that future reports would rectify that omission.
She also hoped that future reports would contain an evaluation of progress achieved through Government intervention.
Since the report focused primarily on the situation of indigenous peoples in Latin America, he hoped that future reports would deal with the rights of indigenous peoples in other regions as well, including Europe.
The secretariat replied that future reports would contain more detailed information on collaboration with the international financial institutions.
In conclusion, he expressed his appreciation to the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries and hoped that future reports would reflect substantive progress in the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action and the role played by both the LDCs and the development partners.
She hoped that future reports would contain detailed analyses of the measures taken by each and every canton in the area of gender equality.
He was also pleased to learn that future reports would be prepared jointly by organizations of civil society and the Government.
Each of its future reports would provide the General Assembly and all the participating organizations with a clearer, more comprehensive, coherent, and up-to-date follow-up analysis of results.
Ms. Dovzhenko(Ukraine) said that future reports would shed more light on the situation of women's health in Ukraine, which was a subject of deep concern to her Government.
He asked whether future reports would continue in that vein and whether they would also continue to focus excessively on the views of non-governmental organizations with their own agendas, such as Human Rights Watch.
It was hoped that future reports would contain statistics on the numbers of women employed in the formal sectors, both public and private.