Примеры использования Countries pointed out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several countries pointed out that some of these data were difficult to collect.
From the IDRs,it was clear that such short-term fluctuations apply to most countries to some extent, and many countries pointed out the need to deal with them in a uniform way under the Convention.
Many countries pointed out that the testing process was, in general, a successful exercise.
The representative of Benin, speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, pointed out that the LDCs were in the process of enhancing their economic potential through new investment, promotion of trade, reducing costs and adapting technologies to their needs.
Countries pointed out that these estimates most likely underestimate the real number of unregulated operators.
With respect to the ongoing work of implementing pollutant release andtransfer registers, many countries pointed out that a lack of institutional capacity and deficiencies in terms of laboratory infrastructure are major barriers to the implementation of this instrument.
Some countries pointed out that the monitoring and assessment system should be technically and financially feasible.
The representative of Bangladesh, speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, pointed out that the Uruguay Round Agreements in the long run would have an impact on the entire global economy, though some countries would face more hardship than others.
Some countries pointed out the need to analyse and refine employment strategies for women to respond to changing market demand.
But delegations from developed countries pointed out that any attempt to accelerate economic growth could not ignore the constraints on rapid expansion.
Countries pointed out that while efforts were being made to improve the quantity of aid, it was necessary to focus on the quality and effectiveness of aid flow.
However, some developing countries pointed out that the success of the strategy depended on the ability of the receiving Government to mobilize necessary and related resources, and the receiving Government does not always have this ability.
Countries pointed out that, in particular, cooperation with other agencies and guidance on how to implement the recommendations were critical factors for successful implementation.
Many participants from developing countries pointed out that economists with expertise in undertaking evaluations of adaptation options are rare and that more effort is needed to raise awareness on the importance of economic valuations for adaptation;
Some countries pointed out the need to create a financial strategy that would give the necessary impetus to the NAP formulation and implementation processes.
Several countries pointed out that efficient statistical production needs some stability in implementing the IT applications.
Several countries pointed out that the revision process should be flexible enough to accommodate changes to standards when their practical application was difficult.
Some other countries pointed out that different geographical, ecological, economic and social settings might require specific regional/national protocols.
Some countries pointed out that reforestation, sustainable land use, zoning and other sustainable measures could also improve resiliency to climate change.
Some other countries pointed out that, very often, the holder is not in a position to indicate the HS code himself and has to rely on information provided by third parties, such as the consignor, forwarding agents, etc.
Countries pointed out that there are a number of obstacles to scaling up, including a lack of general access to care and political commitment, which is often other than evidence-based.
Some countries pointed out that the current classification of countries according to GNP and per capita income has affected the ability of some countries, particularly middle income countries, to access concessional finance.
Some countries pointed out that the current classification of countries according to GNP and per capita income masks disparities within countries and limits the ability of some countries, notably middle-income countries, to access concessional finance.
Indigenous peoples from developed countries pointed out that they suffered from significant disparities in the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, as developed countries treated the Goals as a matter of foreign policy, relevant only to their international aid programmes.
In line with this suggestion, some countries pointed out that, as indicated in this recommendation,"monitoring and assessment based on a minimum indicator set may be only a starting point for assessing the broad impacts of the UNCCD implementation", but that"the UNCCD community should make progressively greater use of the full range of analytical methods that are available.
Many countries pointed out that poverty eradication remains a global priority and an overarching objective of sustainable development which will not be achieved unless decisions on sustainable agriculture and rural development are implemented and efforts to combat drought and desertification are scaled up through changing production and consumption patterns and reducing deforestation and forest degradation.
Certain countries point out that they have not received any request for the preparation of national action programmes.
At the same time, most developing countries point out that financial and institutional constraints already limit their ability to negotiate and implement any WTO agreements.
Various countries point out the link between these benchmarks and indicators and monitoring of processes of land degradation.
Countries point out that a number of donor countries have supported national forest programme processes and other programmes that implement IPF/IFF proposals through bilateral or multilateral cooperation.