Примеры использования Chairperson highlighted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Summing up session I, the Chairperson highlighted two prevailing views.
The Chairperson highlighted the importance of the Meeting and invited experts to share national experiences.
Among the notable contributions made by the Committee towards the realization of the rights of the child, the Chairperson highlighted the identification and elaboration of emerging thematic issues during its monitoring activities, the publication of concluding observations and general comments and the successful hosting of numerous thematic days of discussion.
The SPG chairperson highlighted that the meeting focus on discussions of strategic nature to set the future priorities of the IPPC.
In his opening statement, the Chairperson highlighted a set of economic and social issues affecting the realization of the right to development in the context of globalization.
The Chairperson highlighted the importance of the previous presentations as they represented the voices of people working in the field with poor women.
During the 107th session, in his closing comments the Chairperson highlighted the Committee's clarified position on its interpretation of article 25 of the Covenant with respect to the right to vote for persons with mental, intellectual or psychosocial disabilities.
The Chairperson highlighted the fact that HIV/AIDS raised not only a health issue, but also social and human rights issues.
In a letter dated 29 July 2012, on behalf of the Committee, the Chairperson highlighted the benefit of meeting in New York and expressed a wish to ensure that, when financial decisions that impact on the work of the Committee are considered, the latter has an opportunity to consider the actual and possible immediate and long-term implications. On 6 August 2012, the High Commissioner responded to this letter.
The Chairperson highlighted that only with both of the above would the Committee be able to reduce the backlog of reports and proceed with its work in an efficient manner.
The Chairperson highlighted the fact that this was a tool to facilitate the work of the Team of Specialists and invited members to actively use it and contribute to its content.
The Chairperson highlighted in particular the Committee's proposals for an extension of its annual meeting time so as to enable it to discharge all its responsibilities in a timely manner.
The Chairperson highlighted the fact that transnational corporations, which held a large portion of global wealth, could be encouraged to become more engaged in poverty eradication programmes.
The Chairperson highlighted the inter-sessional activities of the Expert Mechanism, in particular in relation to the work of the Special Rapporteur, the Permanent Forum and the human rights treaty bodies.
The Chairperson highlighted some aspects of the fifty-ninth session and noted the success of strategies to maximize the time available for discussion and the practice of electing the Bureau of the Commission in January.
The Chairperson highlighted the fact that the activities and working methods of transnational corporations affect the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development of both individuals and communities.
The CHAIRPERSON highlighted some remaining concerns, which included the need to consider which articles of the Covenant and which rights were covered under domestic legislation and, also, recognition of the rights explicitly enshrined in the Covenant.
The Chairperson highlighted that people of African descent were historically marginalized and stated that the session would seek to address racism, xenophobia and racial intolerance in its deliberations under the theme selected over the week of meetings.
The Chairperson highlighted the important issues that should be reflected in the conclusion, such as the need for effective participation, the fact that poverty existed in all parts of the world, including in developed countries, and the proposal for a new instrument.
The Chairperson highlighted the outcome of the First Regional Forum on Youth, especially the session of the Working Group on Youth Entrepreneurship, co-chaired by UNECE, Vice-Chairperson of theTOS on Entrepreneurship in Poverty Alleviation and ILO.
The Chairperson highlighted the fact that the Committee was meeting for the first time in its history in a two-week session, and the importance of webcasting of the Committee's meetings as a reasonable accommodation to enable the participation of persons with disabilities in the work of the Committee.
In this regard, the Chairperson highlighted that it has been the Committee's longstanding practice that authors may designate representatives of their choice who may not necessary live in the territory of the State party, not only to receive correspondence, but even to represent them before the Committee.
The Chairperson highlighted the active participation of Ms. Victoria Popescu Sandru and Ms. Hanna-Beate Schöpp-Schilling in the brainstorming meeting on strengthening of the human rights system, which was organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and hosted by the Government of Liechtenstein in May 2003.
In his introductory remarks, the Chairperson highlighted the major outputs delivered since its first session and drew the attention of delegations to the needs to strengthen the participation in the Committee of the Governments of developed Member States as well as to match the capacity-building projects with adequate extrabudgetary resources.
The Chairperson highlighted the key conclusions concerning the future focus of ESD implementation:(a) further strengthening the initial measures in the move to ESD;(b) developing ESD competencies, teaching tools and materials and improving their content;(c) enhancing efforts regarding the conceptual transition from environmental to ESD education; and(d) promoting ESD through capacity-building and dissemination of good practices.
The Chairperson highlighted the key conclusions concerning the future focus of implementation:(a) further strengthening the initial measures in the move to ESD;(b) developing ESD competencies, teaching tools and materials and improving their content;(c) enhancing efforts regarding the conceptual transition from environmental to ESD education; and(d) promoting ESD through capacity-building and dissemination of good practices.
The chairpersons highlighted the need for monitoring at the national level and the need for technical assistance for States with respect to the collection of disaggregated data.
The chairpersons highlighted new developments in their respective committees, and States welcomed the opportunity to engage in consultations with the inter-committee meeting, indicating that this provided a platform for dialogue and interaction.
The Chairperson, highlighting the crucial importance of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process, said that the worrying security developments of recent months had once again underscored the urgency of launching that process and the need for the participation of all armed groups.
The chairpersons highlighted that the approved guidelines could simplify, target and streamline reporting, given that a range of general questions applicable to all treaty bodies would now be included in the common core document.