Примеры использования Delegate highlighted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another delegate highlighted the importance of national action plans and NHRIs.
One delegate highlighted that UNCTAD needed to improve its contact information in pursuing improved transparency.
The delegate highlighted that these conclusions of the commentary should guide the work of States with regard to minority rights.
A delegate highlighted the importance of publishing the ISAR Model Curriculum revised in 2003 as a separate publication in booklet form.
Another delegate highlighted the plight of SMEs in the tsunami-affected countries, which had previously been major contributors to national development.
One delegate highlighted the need to nurture private-sector development in countries emerging from a long tradition of socialist policies, such as Zambia.
One delegate highlighted the role of IOM as the organization best placed to fuel interest in creating RCPs in regions where they do not yet exist.
One delegate highlighted the challenges that developing countries and countries with economies in transition faced in translating international standards from English into other languages.
Another delegate highlighted the benefits of e-regulation and requested clarification on the difference between the Technology and Innovation Report and the STI Policy Review series.
Another delegate highlighted the fact that global strategies might be difficult for least developed countries to adopt and that a more tailored approach was needed in formulating growth strategies for these countries.
A delegate highlighted that the investment needs of developing economies was huge, especially given the complex and interlocking issues of climate change, food security and infrastructure development.
One delegate highlighted the rapid progress in South- South linkages between African and Asian developing countries, not only in their trade and investment relations but also in technical cooperation activities.
Another delegate highlighted the usefulness of measuring increases in delivery capacity of local support institutions in the business development services area resulting from PPP arrangements, in addition to the impact on SMEs themselves.
Another delegate highlighted that structural adjustment programmes that forced Governments to cut down on education programmes were incompatible with the commitments of States to the provisions of international human rights treaties.
In the ensuing discussion, one delegate highlighted the assistance programmes that the World Customs Organization provided in connection with the implementation of the Agreement on Trade Facilitation, in particular the recently launched Mercator Programme.
Another delegate highlighted the fact that developing countries, in particular least developed countries, needed to be diligent when notifying categories of commitments to the WTO since any WTO member might trigger the dispute settlement mechanism in the event of non-compliance.
The delegate highlighted that the Race Relations Act 1976 had been amended in 2000 to add, inter alia, the duty of public bodies to give due regard to the need to eliminate discrimination and to promote equality of opportunity and good race relations.
Another delegate highlighted again, inasmuch as private voluntary standards could be conceived of as PPP initiatives themselves, the importance with regard to the development impact of private voluntary standards of selecting committed corporate partners from the outset- as opposed to those predominantly adopting a risk management and compliance approach.
One delegate highlighted the potential for comparability across sectors to lead to"wrong" conclusions, since different industries could be expected to have different levels of performance vis-à-vis certain CR indicators; employee turnover, for example, could be expected to vary significantly from industry to industry, and what might be"low" for one industry could be considered"high" for another.
The delegate highlighted some of the most important features of the commentary in understanding the application of the Declaration: longer existing minorities might have stronger rights; the rights set out were individual rights, the duties of States towards minorities were in part formulated as groups and, in some cases, could be best implemented by arrangements for different types of autonomy; and the linguistic identity of minorities should be preserved by States to the maximum of their available resources.
The delegates highlighted finance as a critical element in promoting enterprise development.
Some delegates highlighted the need to boost domestic demand.
Some delegates highlighted that other instruments of a similar nature also prohibited reservations.
Delegates highlighted the need to establish a library in competition agencies to enhance knowledge.
Some delegates highlighted the crucial role that private companies played in this regard.
Many delegates highlighted the importance of maintaining the headquarters of UNEP in Nairobi, Kenya.
Delegates highlighted many family-oriented programmes at the national level.
Delegates highlighted the issue of comparability of data from 2009 with that of previous JWEE rounds.
Several delegates highlighted the important role of PPPs in achieving development objectives, including gender inclusiveness and sustainable development.
In the ensuing discussion, some delegates highlighted the importance of work on PM source apportionment and the need for more continuous measurements on PM speciation.