Examples of using Working group took note in English and their translations into Russian
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The Working Group took note of the suggested amendment.
The Working Group took note of the intended content of the leaflet.
The Working Group took note of the comments and the information presented.
The Working Group took note of the secretariat's work regarding genetically modified organisms.
The Working Group took note of information provided and thanked WHO/ECEH for the presentation made.
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The Working Group took note of the presentation and expressed its appreciation of the significant progress made.
The Working Group took note of the differing views and decided to retain the provision within square brackets.
The Working Group took note of the detailed proposals for action included in the report of the Secretary-General.
The Working Group took note of the information provided and agreed on this format of financial reporting.
The Working Group took note of the comments made, and agreed to revert to the issues at a future session.
The Working Group took note of the information provided and welcomed the progress in preparing the meeting.
The Working Group took note of the drafting suggestions and mandated the Secretariat to modify the drafting as necessary.
The Working Group took note of the work accomplished and welcomed the progress achieved since its previous session.
The Working Group took note of the information provided and welcomed the decision to extend the deadline for replying.
The Working Group took note of the documents presented and thanked the Compliance Committee for the important work achieved.
The Working Group took note of the information provided by delegations on recent developments related to public participation in decision-making.
The Working Group took note of the biannual financial report for the period to 30 June 2010 and the informal list of contributions received subsequently.
The Working Group took note of information provided by the delegation of Sweden that the second Baltic Sea area workshop would be arranged in spring 2011, perhaps in Espoo, Finland.
The Working Group takes note of the concern of the Government regarding the need to receive more precise information on the cases received and is looking into the matter.
Also, on the positive side, the Working Group takes note of the fact that more countries seem to have in place better legislation in this area.
The Working Group takes note that the international instruments on human rights mentioned above, that is, the Declaration, the International Convention and the InterAmerican Convention, contain definitions of enforced disappearance that are substantially similar.
The Working Group takes note of the information provided by the Government, to the effect that the competent district judge, having weighed up the evidence and pursuant to an amparo resolution, ordered this person's release.
The Working Group takes note of the information provided by the Government to the effect that this person was released on 13 July 2007 owing to the disappearance of prosecution data.
The Working Group takes note of the additional financial burden on the Agency and welcomes new funding for these activities that have so far been received from the United States of America, the Central Emergency Response Fund, the Emergency Response Fund and private donors.
In this regard, the Working Group takes note of the review that UEFA and the NGO"Football against Racism in Europe"(FARE) carried out regarding their'Respect Diversity- football unites' programme during the EURO 2012 Football Championship.
The Working Group takes note of the additional financial requirements of the Agency and welcomes indications by some Governments, as well as the European Commission, of new funding for these activities.
The Working Group takes note of and welcomes indications of action towards acceding to the International Convention by Algeria, Armenia, Bangladesh, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ghana, Haiti, Honduras, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mauritius, Morocco, the Sudan, Tunisia, Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) and Yemen.
The Working Group takes note of the information provided by the Government, to the effect that these two men were provisionally released on bail on 19 March 2007 and that the appeal against the decision in question submitted by the Office of the Attorney-General to the First Court for Criminal Cases of the Central Judicial District has still not been ruled on.
The Working Group takes note of the information provided by the Government, to the effect that this person was provisionally released on bail on 6 March 2007 and that the appeal against the decision in question submitted by the Office of the Attorney-General to the First Court for Criminal Cases of the Central Judicial District has still not been ruled on.
The Working Group takes note of the information provided by the Government that a thorough investigation was carried out concluding that it was not possible to state that crimes were committed in relation to the allegations and hence the pretrial investigation was terminated and would not reopen in the absence of new facts or circumstances.