Exemples d'utilisation de It notes en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It notes that research undertaken to date raises the possibility that cannabis produces lasting harmful effects.
It notes that a draft national land policy is being finalized para. 142.
It notes that the number of participants in observer delegations had to be restricted already in 2006.
In this context, it notes with interest the State programme for the improvement of the condition of children in the country for 1999.
Additionally, it notes that the complainant only mentioned that he was a member of JEM after his application to the Swiss Federal Office for Refugees had been rejected.
It notes that a well-functioning market economy should be more than just competitive;
It notes that the repeal of the laws has been proposed at various times in the recent past by Tasmanian governments.
It notes that asylum on the grounds of gender-related persecution, including violence against women, is not frequently granted.
In this context, it notes with interest the State program for the improvement of the condition of children in the country for 1999.
It notes that on 6 March 2007,
It notes with appreciation the efforts made by the State party to train professionals working with the juvenile justice system on children issues.
Furthermore, it notes that he has not adduced any argument based on political activities he may have undertaken outside his State of origin.
It notes that, on 21 November 2008, the Swiss Government
It notes any apparent damage done to the vehicle,
It notes the setting up of a Human Rights Department within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
It notes, however, that the report was submitted six years late.
It notes the creation in the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood of a fund for"children at risk.
It notes the proposed introduction of a new equality bill for England,
It notes with hope the consultations on this grave problem and calls on all parties to d1spla~· moderation.
It notes with regret, however, that some flagrant cases go unpunished