Примеры использования Delegate stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegate stressed the need to see the impact of these discussions in New York.
Referring to thepillar of research and analysis activities, one delegate stressed that those activities should be"development-oriented" and"ahead of curve.
One delegate stressed the role of women in boosting agricultural production.
Commenting on the IPR process, a delegate stressed the importance of both ownership and awareness of the recommended reforms.
A delegate stressed that migrants faced multiple forms of discrimination.
However, the delegate stressed that the CIA and USAID were two separate organizations.
A delegate stressed the crucial needs of LDCs for technical support related to FDI data compilation and called for UNCTAD's assistance in this respect.
Speaking on behalf of the State, the delegate stressed the importance of education in minority languages as a precondition for the preservation of minority cultural identities.
One delegate stressed the need to preserve the fundamental right to freedom of expression.
Another delegate stressed the relevance of including the public sector and SMEs in the assessment questionnaire.
Another delegate stressed the need to establish early communication through the exchange of informal information.
Another delegate stressed the importance of bilateral investment treaties in offering protection to potential investors.
Another delegate stressed the strong bilateral cooperation between his country and UNCTAD, including in the area of accounting and reporting.
One delegate stressed that the implementation reports were valuable tools with which to assess progress in implementing reforms as well as to evaluate the impact of IPRs.
One delegate stressed that the UNFPA guidelines on collaboration with the non-governmental sector should give the Fund greater flexibility in the area.
Another delegate stressed the importance of the interface between competition and consumer policies, particularly in countries where a strong competition culture did not exist.
One delegate stressed that the beneficial integration of an LDC into any international value chain of production always required significant productive capacity development.
One delegate stressed the important links between the child protection and the Millennium Development Goals, saying that UNICEF was expected to provide leadership in that area.
Another delegate stressed the importance of international standards, and asked about the challenge to international standardization posed by national adjustments to such standards.
Another delegate stressed the relevance she attached to achieving consensus and stressed the importance of carrying on with the important work of the Working Group consistent with the scope of its mandate.
Another delegate stressed the need for building intermodal synergies and adopting modal shift strategies to ensure an integrated transport planning.
A delegate stressed that the vulnerability and specific needs of migrant women and migrant children should receive due attention, including through institutional frameworks and legislative measures.
One delegate stressed the importance of taking into account statistical and economic data originating from national sources, and not only from international databases, when preparing the Least Developed Countries Report.
The delegate stressed that it would be unwise to set aside the prior conclusions and recommendations of the Working Group as ignoring them could heighten the already tense political tension surrounding the Durban Review Conference.
Finally, the delegate stressed that South-South cooperation should search for synergies among a wide range of different actors such as developed countries, regional institutions, civil society, private initiatives, and the United Nations.
Another delegate stressed the importance of UNCTAD's work- in collaboration with the World Bank, government agencies and various customs administrations- on maximizing the use of ICTs in customs to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of specific processes.
One delegate stressed that a distinction should be made between NGOs that obtained accreditation through consultative status with the Council and those that were accredited by the various bureaux of the Council and its subsidiary bodies, as well as those accredited to preparatory committees and special sessions of the General Assembly.
Some delegates stressed the need to ensure that recruitment processes were fair and transparent.
Many delegates stressed that, rather than creating new mechanisms, existing ones should be enhanced.
Delegates stressed the importance of UNCTAD continuing work in this area.