Примеры использования Delegate expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegate expressed concerns about obstacles that arose in relation to the use of statistical data.
On the question of standards of treatment ofthose enjoying temporary protection, one delegate expressed the view that it was not realistic to apply the 1951 Convention standards in mass influx situations, while another said a certain degree of flexibility was needed to allow States to determine the appropriate standards of protection offered.
The delegate expressed hope that the Working Party will contribute to organizing similar events in the future.
During the discussions, one delegate expressed the view that the existence of a framework would not automatically result in the production of high-quality financial reports.
One delegate expressed concerns about changing food consumption pattern in many African countries.
Speaking on behalf of a State, one delegate expressed the view that discrimination stood as the core problem affecting the participation of minorities in decision-making, especially decisions affecting them.
Another delegate expressed appreciation for the substantial engagement of UNICEF in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the country.
Another delegate expressed the wish to collaborate with UNICEF in order to replicate the project in Southeast Asia.
One delegate expressed disappointment with the content of the report, which did not reflect crucial inputs supplied by her country.
The Minister Delegate expressed gratitude to all countries that assisted Cameroon on 5 February 2009 during the universal periodic review.
One delegate expressed appreciation for UNCTAD's good cooperation with the World Trade Organization and the International Trade Centre in Geneva.
One delegate expressed satisfaction that a number of issues raised by delegates at last year's session had been addressed in this year's report.
One delegate expressed concerns about the size of the sample for the interviews, noting that it had included only 10 out of the 194 member States.
For example, one delegate expressed concern that the country had not had received any expressions of interest from private infrastructure investors.
One delegate expressed the view that national security should be used as an argument to promote the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
The delegate expressed concern in relation to what countries in Africa would be able to trade once trade barriers were dismantled and infrastructure was provided.
A delegate expressed some concern over the lack of clear rules about when documents would be discussed at the level of experts and when they would be discussed at a political level.
The delegate expressed appreciation to the Executive Boards for their visit to Ethiopia, and stated that the report delivered by the delegate of South Africa was a correct reflection of the mission.
One delegate expressed concern about the technical issues of recognition and measurement, and suggested that more work should be done in this area by leading standard-setting bodies.
The delegate expressed the hope that the present process would contribute to consensus and invited all the delegations and regional groups to participate in the discussions in a constructive spirit.
One delegate expressed concern that the world was moving towards IFRS which were meant for large companies and asked whether IASB had interest in developing standards for micro-entities.
One delegate expressed concern about the potential for duplication of work within companies on reporting matters and supported an incremental approach that would build on existing procedures within companies.
One delegate expressed concerns about the implementation of Recommendation 3 of the Report, which stated that the Secretary-General of UNCTAD should launch a proactive fundraising strategy.
A delegate expressed appreciation for UNICEF cooperation in projects initiated by her Government, including a wide range of technical cooperation projects and immunization programmes in the Pacific region.
One delegate expressed concern about the relatively low share of STD- and ICT-related technical cooperation activities, despite the emerging challenges and opportunities that these represented for developing countries.
Another delegate expressed the opinion that by ensuring the availability of legal migration channels that match labour supply and labour demand, States can create optimal conditions for the reception and integration of migrants.
One delegate expressed the view that the lack of reference to the 1992 Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities in the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action constituted a gap.
Another delegate expressed deep concerns at the increase in acts of intolerance and violence against members of minorities worldwide, and the State being represented condemned in particular the attacks against religious communities of any religion and belief.
On behalf of the Government of Serbia, the delegate expressed heartfelt gratitude to all States that had recognized areas for more efficient action for the improvement of human rights in Serbia, as well as representatives of the troika(Ghana, Pakistan and Ukraine) for their contribution to the preparation of the report.
The Minister Delegate expressed the readiness of Cameroon to cooperate with all instances promoting human rights-- the United Nations, African or regional bodies-- with the assurance that this confluence of cooperation would definitely make the work easier for the country, given that the political will was there.