Examples of using The group notes that in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Group notes that the lack of access to some plantations owing to the state of the roads is a factor contributing to cocoa smuggling.
The Group notes that, in some countries, the law provides for the possibility of individuals being tried by anonymous, or so-called" faceless", judges.
Second, the Group notes that the attacks were not isolated acts of violence among members of the communities.
The group notes that, in certain specific instances, the feasibility of full implementation has been affected by the absence of sufficient resources and technical assistance.
In the light of the information available and the verifications it has conducted, the Group notes that.
The Group notes that developments in 2010 underline the need for continued, effective monitoring of the sanctions regime in Côte d'Ivoire and that UNOCI cannot carry out such monitoring unless it is allocated the appropriate staff.
In addition, the Group notes that exports of these vehicles might be considered a case of end use deviation and, possibly, a breach of national laws in the exporting State(fig. V).
The Group notes that some of these considerations are similar to those that have been cited in the Zeid report in support of its recommendation to hold on-site courts martial for members of military contingents(A/59/710, para. 35).
In addition, the Group notes that exports of these vehicles might be considered a case of end-use deviation and, possibly, a breach of national laws in the exporting State(figure X).
The Group notes that it is not possible to verify the precise uses to which the military of Côte d'Ivoire puts the vehicles, but deems their acquisition a breach of the embargo on arms and related materiel.
The Group notes that since the 2005 Review Conference, an additional 15 comprehensive safeguards agreements pursuant to the Treaty have been brought into force,
The Group notes that an important source of revenue for the purchase of arms and related materiel is still in place in the vast majority of the country and in some parts of Abidjan.
The Group notes that questions addressed to relevant Ivorian ministries remain unanswered; for instance, the approval by the Minister of Defence of a laissez-passer to give the Group free access to military sites is still pending.
The Group notes that intense international concern about nuclear weapons proliferation, including potentially to non-State actors, has added to the importance of the Treaty-based nuclear non-proliferation regime.
The Group notes that only 33.66 per cent of its urgent appeals received replies,
At the same time, the Group notes that, in an environment in which the identity of perpetrators is rarely reported, the capacity to hold individuals accountable through the use of targeted sanctions is limited.
The Group notes that the country ' s efforts to combat impunity remain in abeyance,
The Group notes that a number of States parties meet regularly in an informal group known as the Zangger Committee, in order to coordinate their implementation of article III, paragraph 2, of the Treaty related to the supply of nuclear material and equipment.
The Group notes that 38.12 per cent of its urgent appeals have been replied to
The Group notes that there is an expanding body of knowledge