Examples of using Notes that it in English and their translations into Arabic
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It[the Court] notes that it is a fact that a number of States adhered to that practice during the greater part of the Cold War and continued to adhere to it. .
The Committee welcomes the report presented by the delegation of Denmark and notes that it contains relevant information about developments that have occurred since the consideration of the previous periodic report, including in Greenland.
(j) Expresses grave concern at the evidence of increased trafficking in human beings, notes that it is a global phenomenon affecting every continent and stresses that countries of origin, transit and destination all have a responsibility to address this problem;
The State party notes that it is difficult to understand why the complainant remained voluntarily on Spanish soil for more than a year and a half and engaged in proBasque political action.
(2) The Committee welcomes the fifth periodic report of Luxembourg, which is in conformity with the guidelines regarding the form and contents of periodic reports, and notes that it was submitted on time.
(7) The Committee welcomes the establishment of the Office of the National Ombudsman, but notes that it is not fully in accordance with the principles relating to the status of national institutions(Paris Principles), adopted by the General Assembly in resolution 48/134(art. 2).
to examine complaints of violations of human rights and notes that it includes a Commissioner for the Rights of Women and Children.
Notes that it has evaluated, in accordance with the criteria set out in annex II to decision SC-2/9, the performance and sustainability of the Stockholm Convention regional and subregional centres endorsed by decision SC-4/23;
UNICEF welcomes the rich analysis presented in the report and notes that it is an active participant in the United Nations system coordination, including through ongoing efforts of the CEB, the High-level Committee on Programmes and the High-level Committee on Management.
The Committee welcomes the adoption of the Organizational Act 5/2000 of 12 January on penal responsibility for minors and its educational character, but notes that it would need additional human and financial resource to be implemented effectively.
Pyrovatex(R) is not well-characterized though the Danish report notes that it is a weak inhibitor of acetyl choline esterase and the microsomal enzyme system and that high concentrations induced chromosome aberrations and reverse mutations.
The Committee welcomes the proposal for the simplified reporting procedure and notes that it initiated this procedure in 2007 through its new optional reporting procedure(lists of issues prior to reporting; see A/62/44, para. 23).
Management supports the recommendation and notes that it is in line with RBA efforts to strengthen operational capacity of the RSC and ensure it is responsive to country needs.
However, the Committee is concerned about the slow progress made in implementing those policies and notes that it has received only limited statistical information from the State party(arts. 3 and 8).
The Security Council expresses its concern over the fragile security and humanitarian situation in the region, and notes that it has been exacerbated by drought, food shortages and the return of thousands of returnees following the Libyan crisis and other crises in the region.
With regard to the recent intensification of violence in Rwanda, the Government notes that it now stems mainly from two blatant factors reported by authoritative media and observers.
With regard to the proposal to retain unused monies in a global fund, the Advisory Committee notes that it represents a new element not previously discussed and would be a departure from the concept of separate special accounts for each peace-keeping operation.
The Syrian Government notes that it has informed the United Nations side of the situation of a number of local staff members who had been imprisoned on charges of terrorism. Those individuals have been handed over to the competent judicial authorities. The Government is therefore surprised that the United Nations refers to them as detainees.
The Committee notes that it did not receive the requested information.