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The European Union has harboured serious concerns at the publication, by the Zimbabwe Government, of the new policy relating to the operations of non-governmental organisations providing humanitarian aid and development aid.
L’Union européenne nourrit de sérieuses préoccupations à l’égard de la publication par le gouvernement du Zimbabwe de la nouvelle politique concernant les opérations menées par les organisations non gouvernementales chargées de l’aide humanitaire et de l’aide au développement.
UNODC has not taken a comprehensive physical inventory of non-expendable property because it has harboured serious doubts with regard to the practicality and utility of these comprehensive exercises.
L'ONUDC n'a pas procédé à un inventaire physique complet des biens durables parce qu'il a de sérieux doutes quant à la faisabilité et à l'utilité d'un tel processus.
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