Examples of using We take note in English and their translations into Arabic
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In that regard, we take note of the expressed readiness of the five Central Asian States to continue consultations on a number of the Treaty ' s provisions.
We take note of the report of the Working Group and commend it as a valuable contribution to future international efforts to address this problem;
The Chairman: We take note of the comment of the representative of Uruguay, and we will address that issue later.
We take note of the information which you have been kind enough to share with us today.
We take note of the positions expressed by delegations on further expansion.
We take note of the new developments in the work and the mechanisms of human rights bodies, as indicated in the report.
We take note of the Secretary-General ' s proposals regarding the scheduling, planning and budgeting cycles.
And yes, we take note of your suggestions and your prompting that we must move on and we must remain persistent.
We take note of that statement, and we shall revert to it in considering the recommendations contained in A/C.1/51/L.46.
We take note with great satisfaction of the initiative on the promotion of the ancient Greek tradition of ekecheria, or“Olympic Truce”.
We take note of the progress achieved in that respect by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(ICTR), which is focusing its efforts on the two aforementioned issues.
The PRESIDENT: I thank the distinguished representative of Germany, and we take note of his comments.
We take note of the attention the international community has devoted to this matter:
We take note of the report prepared by the Inter-American Institute for Agricultural Sciences on the Seminar entitled" Agriculture and natural resources: source of competitiveness and wealth in Ibero-America",
We take note of the assistance that the Agency provides to its Member States in strengthening their national systems of accounting for and control of nuclear and other radioactive materials, the systems of nuclear safety and security.
We take note of the significant expansion in the number of democracies over the last half century and welcome the progress made thus far towards achieving goals and objectives contained in the Warsaw Declaration and the Seoul Plan of Action.
We take note of the fact that the Ottawa Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction has been ratified, and acceded to, by 151 countries.
We take note of the comprehensive and intensive discussions that took place at the Biennial Meeting on such important issues as weapons collection and destruction; marking and tracing; export and import control; capacity-building for implementation; research; institution-building; and human security.
We take note with appreciation of resolution 984(1995) of the Security Council and of unilateral declarations on security assurances made by the nuclear-weapon States prior to it, but they do not measure up to the requirement of non-nuclear-weapon States.
Meanwhile, we take note that recent consultations in the General Assembly have shown that differences remain on the issues of the definition of terrorism, the criteria for the use of force, the concept of the responsibility to protect and the prevention of proliferation.