Examples of using Notes with regret in English and their translations into Slovak
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The EU notes with regret that Israel has not extended the moratorium as requested by the EU, the US and the Quartet.
Maintains that the protection of intellectualproperty is central to fair competition, and notes with regret that global companies are unwilling to acquire the licences required for using European patents;
Notes with regret that significant shortcomings were found by the Court in relation to the recruitment of key management staff;
The Council welcomes the creation of a new inter-agency task-force, but notes with regret that the Prosecutor of the ICTY has not yet been able to report substantial progress regarding the request for certain key military documents.
NOTES with regret that it was not possible to present the report before the conclusion of the negotiations on the cohesion policy legislative package.
The Commission notes with regret the decision to apply the regulatory procedure with scrutiny to Article 8(1) of Regulation(EC) No 2111/2005.
Notes with regret that the IAS had not issued an internal audit report for 2017 on the implementation of the agreed actions stemming from previous years' audits and risk assessments;
In addition, the Commission notes with regret, despite the existence of a remarkable common set of standards, that the certification systems and national quality marks are still dispersed.
Notes with regret that the volume of goods sold in the retail sector followed this pattern moving from -2% in 2011 to -4% in 2013, with purchases still 2,7% under the 2008 level(7);
Recalling its conclusions of 11 December 2006, the Council notes with regret that Turkey has not fulfilled its obligation of full non-discriminatory implementation of the Additional Protocol to the Association Agreement and has not made progress towards normalisation of relations with the Republic of Cyprus.
The EESC notes with regret that mechanisms to truly involve young people and their organisations are not clearly outlined in this Communication.
Notes with regret that there has not yet been a measurable improvement in biodiversity status in agriculture, but recognises that it is still too early to gauge the real effectiveness of the reformed CAP;
Notes with regret that Russia uses contacts and meetings with EU counterparts for propaganda purposes and to publicly weaken the EU's joint position, rather than for establishing a real dialogue;
Notes with regret that long-term austerity measures, notably cuts in funding for education, culture, and youth policies, have had a negative impact on young people and their living conditions;
However, the Council notes with regret that Switzerland has taken a number of measures, which are not compatible with the provisions and the spirit of the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons and undermine its implementation.
Notes with regret that the evaluation has been hampered by the fact that no central repository of action documentation has been created due to the late adoption of a results indicator framework and the unfinished nature of most projects;
Notes with regret that despite the continuous efforts of the Commission to communicate the opportunities for young people that are supported by the various Union programmes, many young people still believe that they have limited access to them;
Notes with regret that at the end of 2017, the Commission's common Horizon 2020 grant management and monitoring tools had not finished the specific developments needed for the processing of the Joint Undertaking's in-kind contributions;
The Committee notes with regret that the European Commission has, for the first time in its history, significantly delayed the entry into force of the provisions of a binding directive concerning minimum safety requirements for workers and their protection against risks in the workplace.
The Committee notes with regret that activities of this kind are a rarity and it therefore calls on the European Commission to popularise best practice and on the social partners to be much more active in combating discrimination against LGBT people in the workplace.
Notes with regret that, 20 years after the end of the war and the setting up of a General Framework Agreement outlining the main aspects of the peace settlement and the future shape of the country, successive governments have failed to build a fully functioning, self-sustainable state;
Notes with regret a decrease in the intensity of competition in public procurement in the Union in recent years, and urges the Member States recording a high percentage of notices with only one bidder to address the problem;
The EESC notes with regret that, in spite its 1993 opinion, which recommended more intense scientific research into risks for employees arising from the effects of physical agents in the workplace, the Commission has yet to launch any effective initiatives in this field.
Notes with regret that, 20 years after the end of the conflict and the setting up of a General Framework Agreement outlining the main aspects of the peace settlement and the future shape of the country, successive governments have failed to sufficiently advance the reform agenda and build a fully functioning and self-sustainable state;
Notes with regret a decrease in the intensity of competition in public procurement in the Union in recent years, and urges particularly those Member States with a high percentage of notices with only one bidder to address the problem by improving access to public procurement tenders;
Notes with regret that significant shortcomings in the internal communication strategies did not ensure the dissemination of appropriate information on the estimated costs of the decommissioning phase within the organisation and, therefore, the Joint Undertaking disclosed no provision for such liability in the accounts of the previous years.
Notes with regret that women face difficulties in establishing and maintaining businesses owing to factors such as information gaps, lack of contacts and access to networking, gender discrimination and stereotyping, weak and inflexible supply of childcare facilities, difficulties in reconciling business and family obligations, as well as differences in the way women and men approach entrepreneurship;
Notes with regret that from the establishment of the European Parliament's Panama Papers Committee of Inquiry that the Council has attempted to obstruct its work, including by issuing an Information Note to the Permanent Representatives Committee regarding PANA on 1 July 2016, which called for a coordinated and unified approach among Member States to limit the scope of the inquiry, and advocated refusal to participate in the inquiry in certain circumstances;
Unity, in fact, is the seal of the credibility of missionary activity andso the Second Vatican Council noted with regret that the scandal of division“damages the most sacred cause of preaching”.
(SL) I once again note with regret that, whereas the status of the Italian and Hungarian minorities in Slovenia has been regulated in an exemplary manner and each minority has its own representative in the Slovenian Parliament, Slovenian minorities do not enjoy the same kind of support in the countries in which they live.