Examples of using Special representative notes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Special Representative notes that this is not always so.
The Special Representative notes that this resolution was adopted without a vote.
The Special Representative notes the willingness of the Government to reduce its military budget.
The Special Representative notes the vital role played by women in the rural economy of Cambodia.
The Special Representative notes the extremely high incidence of malaria in the Rattanakiri Province.
The Special Representative notes that there are very few professional associations of journalists.
The Special Representative notes that the conditions of detention in Cambodian prisons are gravely inadequate.
The Special Representative notes that the Press Law enacted by the National Assembly is now in force.
The Special Representative notes that a significant number of human rights defenders at risk are women.
The Special Representative notes that an Immigration Law(but not a law on nationality or refugees) has been enacted.
The Special Representative notes the special interest taken in this case by the Minister of Women's and Veterans' Affairs.
The Special Representative notes that there has been little progress in the matter of the Fatwa against Salman Rushdie.
The Special Representative notes that article 37 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran establishes this presumption.
The Special Representative notes that it exists notwithstanding a specific provision in the Iranian Constitution banning it.
The Special Representative notes that her work has been facilitated where there is a field presence of the OHCHR.
The Special Representative notes the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur set out in his report referred to above.
The Special Representative notes, however, that such measures can only represent a temporary fix to an imminent danger.
The Special Representative notes that no new incidents of the type described above have come to his attention in the period under review.
The Special Representative notes that many examples of security legislation contain provisions restricting the right to habeas corpus.
The Special Representative notes that responses in which Governments accept responsibility for wrongdoings towards defenders are particularly rare 4.
The Special Representative notes that political will for such reform is essential and must entail a reallocation of budgetary expenses.
The Special Representative notes these important achievements, and particularly notes the successful effort by UNMIK to encourage Serb participation in the elections.
The Special Representative notes the delays in the provision of financial and other support to the Cambodia office of the Centre for Human Rights as reported by the Centre in its report to the General Assembly A/49/635/Add.1, paras. 8, 60.
The Special Representative notes the report to him of the disappearance of large numbers of commune and village chiefs, teachers and other personnel who have been captured in the Siem Reap and other north-western provinces, apparently by units of the National Army of Democratic Kampuchea"Khmer Rouge.
The Special Representative notes General Comment No. 9 of the Human Rights Committee, which states that in order to protect non-derogable rights, the right to take proceedings before a court to enable the court to decide without delay on the lawfulness of the detention must not be diminished by a State party's decision to derogate from the Covenant.
The Special Representative noted that the French intervention had been widely welcomed in the region.
The Special Representative noted the importance of sustained international support in the years ahead.
The Special Representative noted that cooperation with the police had not yet started.
The Special Representative noted a few positive steps taken by the Government.
The Special Representative noted reported obstacles imposed on human rights NGOs.