Примеры использования Paid particular на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Kenya, the Committee paid particular attention to the situation of armed conflicts
In her report, the Special Rapporteur also paid particular attention to the human rights situation in Afghanistan.
So last night, I paid particular attention to her range of movement,
He paid particular attention to national initiatives promoting the protection of journalists;
During the visit, the delegation paid particular attention to the oversight
The Committee paid particular attention to issues related to Palestinian socio-economic development
The Armenian police paid particular attention to prevention of violence against women,
Delegations paid particular attention to the acute
Throughout his mission, the Special Rapporteur paid particular attention to the right to health in the context of poverty and discrimination.
In this context, UNDP paid particular attention to strengthening its organizational capacity through human resource development
Linked to its consideration of the status of women, ACC paid particular attention to the introduction of measures that would create
He paid particular attention to the human rights situation in Jammu and Kashmir,
The Government paid particular attention to the rights of refugees
It should be noted that the Committee paid particular attention to effective national-level monitoring
The Group paid particular attention to the internal movement of arms in addition to smuggling and border-related issues.
In so doing, the Board paid particular attention to new developments in drug control in those two countries that might endanger the aims of the treaties.
He paid particular attention to the fact that the EAEU is committed to broad interaction with all interested countries
The Panel and the Bureau paid particular attention, therefore,
Ukraine paid particular attention to preventing
The Special Rapporteur paid particular attention to situations where the death penalty was imposed as a mandatory measure.