Examples of using Notes with regret in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Committee, however, notes with regret the lack of information on the concrete effects of measures adopted.
Having said that, Mr. Chairman,my delegation would like to express its reservation again on granting Al-Khoei Foundation consultative status, and notes with regret that this decision will affect the credibility of the Committee.
The Committee notes with regret that the initial report of the Congo has been overdue since 10 August 1989.
While welcoming that the provisions of the Covenant may be invoked directly in court,the Committee notes with regret that, to date, there have been no cases in which they have been invoked before the State party's courts of law art. 2.
The Committee notes with regret that the Secretary-General did not bring the issue to the attention of the General Assembly for guidance.
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The Committee recalls its previous concluding observations(CERD/C/NZL/CO/17, para.13) and notes with regret that the Treaty of Waitangi is not a formal part of domestic law even though the State party considers it the founding document of the nation.
The Court notes with regret that it was not consulted, as has been the usual practice, regarding the adoption and application of the new system for calculating the emoluments of judges when resolution 61/262 was being prepared.
The European Union notes with regret that human rights violations have continued to occur since MINUGUA was established.
The Committee notes with regret that the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination has not yet been ratified by Ireland because the legislative process for this purpose has not yet been completed.
The Special Rapporteur notes with regret that only 65 Member States replied to the questionnaire, as well as 4 non-governmental organizations.
The Committee notes with regret that the statistical data provided by the State party do not always allow for a clear evaluation of the implementation of the economic, social and cultural rights enshrined in the Covenant.
Nevertheless, the Committee notes with regret that several of these concluding observations have not been sufficiently addressed or addressed at all.
IUCN however notes with regret that proposed processes to further update and enhance the scientific methodologies and approaches for describing EBSAs remain in brackets.
The Committee notes with regret that it did not receive a fully satisfactory explanation regarding the status of the Convention in the national legal system.
The Committee notes with regret that no reservations to the Covenant were withdrawn during the reporting period, and encourages States parties to consider the possibility of withdrawing reservations to the Covenant.
The Committee notes with regret that the amendments to the 1993 Native Title Act have affected the reconciliation process between the State party and the indigenous populations, who view these amendments as regressive.
The Working Group notes with regret that the Government did not react to the allegation concerning the 1974 State Security Law under which the persons concerned are reportedly detained.
The Committee notes with regret that in cases of adoption that are not"open adoptions", the adopted child does not have access to his/her file, with the name of his/her biological parents, until the age of 20.
However, the Committee notes with regret that little information is provided by the State party with regard to foreign migrant workers in its territory or Sri Lankans who have migrated abroad irregularly.
The Committee notes with regret that, since the abandonment in November 2012 of the Human Rights Commission Bill, the State party has not made any progress to establish a consolidated national human rights institution art. 2.
The Special Rapporteur notes with regret that the Government of Belarus has not responded favourably to his request to visit the country and has, generally, not wished to cooperate with him in the fulfilment of his mandate.
The Committee notes with regret that Mali has not made the declarations provided for in articles 76 and 77 of the Convention recognizing the competence of the Committee to receive communications from States parties and from individuals.
The State Duma notes with regret that in September 2014 the implementation of the Trading with the Enemy Act was once again extended, supposedly in accordance with the national interests of the United States of America.
The Committee notes with regret that the State party has not made the declarations provided for in articles 76 and 77 of the Convention, which recognize the Committee's competence to receive communications from States parties and individuals.
The Committee notes with regret that the State party paid no notice to the reports of the National Human Rights Commission or to the recommendations pertaining to the investigation, the trial and the relief and rehabilitation measures needed.
The Committee notes with regret the reservation that the State party has made to article 1 of the Convention, but welcomes the information during the dialogue that the reservation will be withdrawn as soon as the review of the law is completed.
The Special Rapporteur notes with regret the steps undertaken in July 1994 by the Office for Displaced Persons and Refugees to empty the"Veli Joze" refugee camp in Borozija(Istria) of its 1,200 mostly Muslim occupants.
The Committee notes with regret that although the report contained comprehensive information on prevailing constitutional and legislative norms in the field of human rights, it did not provide specific information on the implementation of the Covenant in practice.
The Committee notes with regret that the late arrival of the State party's delegation prevented a truly constructive dialogue with the delegation owing to the lack of time to deal with all the issues that the Committee would have liked to raise.
The Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs notes with regret that the holding of the local elections in the situation is not in accordance with the open and strong support rendered by the international community to the democratic changes in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.