Examples of using Noting in English and their translations into Chinese
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Noting the international sanctions against Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei said:“The U.S. is pointing a gun at Iran and wants us to talk to them.
After noting that elements of law which assist in humanitarian relief work exist in some treaties, the Report described the situation as follows.
Many countries recognized women' s organizations as a particularly important constituency, noting that engagement with them enabled women to influence policies and monitor their implementation.
It is worth noting that most of these issues are already on the NEPAD priority list.
Considering and noting that the Bureau of Senior Members had defected, they concluded that the Bureau of Senior Members, established on 4 January 1999, had disqualified itself.
Noting the close links between Tokelau and Samoa, he said that all outside assistance, particularly in the areas of awareness-raising and vocational training, should be welcomed.
Competition is unavoidable,” he added, noting that Wanda has five theme-park-style properties open in China and seven more under construction.
Noting initiatives taken or planned by nuclear-weapon States, we believe that there is still more progress to be anticipated.
While noting some positive commentary, the overall thrust is unduly negative.
Most U.S. officials are skeptical, noting that Chinese firms have no choice but to comply with Communist Party directives.
She then addressed the question posed concerning the Americas region budget, noting that the revised regional annual programme budget for 2006 was $29.5 million.
It's worth noting that price hasn't been a major obstacle for the premium flagship so far.
The Special Rapporteur pointed to the importance of noting the difference between distress, on the one hand, and force majeure and necessity, on the other.
Noting that some organizations had successfully carried out such an analysis, JIU remained convinced that such a step was essential.
He explained the workings of the system, noting that it would realize environmental benefits and facilitate better document management and exchange.
Noting improved living conditions, a number of countries had already abolished a mandatory retirement age.
Noting that South-South trade accounted for over 40 per cent of global commerce, he encouraged developing countries to work together more closely to stimulate mutual trade.
Organizations also support component(c), noting that activities to ensure the effective implementation of joint programmes are currently under way.
Noting the high quality of the documents presented and the wide range of issues analysed, he welcomed the practical and useful recommendations.
Prison conditions are also an issue for the United Kingdom, noting that the Moroccan Prison Observers reported extreme overcrowding and poor sanitary conditions.