Examples of using Group notes in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, the Group notes that an increase in the number of active mining areas does not necessarily imply an increase in rough diamond output.
The Group notes that there was no notification on this particular equipment having been transmitted to the Committee by the Ivorian authorities.
However, the Group notes its limited resources and time frame on the ground.
The Group notes, however, that the Transitional Government did not coordinate the designation of the sites with MONUC as required under paragraph 4 of resolution 1596(2005).
Despite the timely increase in its military personnel, the Group notes that MONUC has received 7,200 fewer troops than requested.
The Group notes, however, that neither it nor UNOCI has been able to inspect Republican Guard facilities despite a number of attempts.
The Vienna Group notes the view expressed by some States that the additional protocol is voluntary in character.
The Vienna Group notes that 128 States have signed additional protocols, and that such protocols are in force for 95 States.
The Global Governance Group notes previous commitments of the Group of Twenty to development for all and stresses the importance of implementation.
The Group notes, however, that following the attacks, security measures were taken and additional FRCI elements were deployed in the area.
The Group notes the presence of a Toyota Land Cruiser equipped with a mounting for automatic weapons and identified eight other mountings ready to be installed(see annex 16).
The Group notes that Major Mitabo is currently Second in Command of the 42nd Sector(former Sector 9) in operation Kimia II.
With respect to the ITRI initiative, the Group notes that it does not provide an independent mechanism to ascertain the origin of minerals in its current state.
The Contact Group notes that the Russian Federation cannot support measures(c) and(d) above for immediate imposition.
The Contact Group notes that representatives of Belgrade and Pristina have recently stated their general willingness to open an unconditional dialogue.
The Vienna Group notes that meeting current and potential compliance challenges are key tasks for the NPT Strengthened Review Process.
The Vienna Group notes that 120 States have signed Additional Protocols, and that such protocols are in force in 91 States.
The Vienna Group notes that since 2003 the nuclear programme of the Islamic Republic of Iran has been the subject of ongoing and intense verification measures by IAEA.
The Group notes, however, the statement made by the Prime Minister of Yemen, Abdulqader Bajammal.
The group notes this information as well as documented reports by the United Nations alleging the detention of individuals either incommunicado