Примеры использования Delegates acknowledged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several delegates acknowledged the interplay between the quality and quantity of aid.
Support was also expressed for the resettlement transit centre in Romania, and several delegates acknowledged the efforts being made under the European resettlement programme to provide 10,000 slots for Iraqi refugees.
Several delegates acknowledged that the primary responsibility for combating racial discrimination rests with States.
In terms of a more streamlined process of negotiation anddeliberation in the Conference on Disarmament, delegates acknowledged on at least 20 occasions the efficiency and effectiveness of the services provided by the Geneva Branch* of the Department for Disarmament Affairs.
Some delegates acknowledged the positive efforts made to date by the United Nations and regional organizations in combating racism.
A number of delegates acknowledged the role of non-governmental organizations and non-governmental advisors in disseminating information on competition issues.
Delegates acknowledged the importance of market surveillance issues and the necessity to follow up on this event, as a result of discussions the Working Party agreed, inter-alia.
Several delegates acknowledged the importance of Africa's ownership of, and leadership in, the progress in implementing NEPAD, combined with enhanced international support.
Several delegates acknowledged the importance of Africa's ownership and leadership, combined with international partnerships, as a key to progress in the implementation of NEPAD.
In the discussion, delegates acknowledged green economy as a key path towards sustainable development, and referred to numerous approaches and initiatives that countries of the region were undertaking in that direction.
While all delegates acknowledged the potential mine safety benefits of CMM projects, several delegates registered concern over valuation of a life in calculating the costs and benefits of a project;
Many delegates acknowledged that the primary responsibility for combating racial discrimination lay with States, but they stressed the complementary role of the international community and nongovernmental organizations NGOs.
Delegates acknowledged the role that the proposed joint UNECE/FAO Working Party could have in achieving a better understanding of SFM within the sector, in cooperating with other sectors, and, at the same time, in strengthening other policy processes.
Most delegates acknowledged the critical role of the State in aiding the development process- by promoting public investment and structural transformation, and by improving the provision of infrastructure and also of education and social services.
Delegates acknowledged that this proposed joint UNECE/FAO Working Party could help achieve a better understanding of sustainable forest management(SFM) within the sector, in cooperation with other sectors and also provide input to other policy processes.
Delegates acknowledged the importance of the issue of civilian private security services and welcomed the Commission's work in studying the role of such security services, their oversight by State authorities and their contribution to crime prevention and community safety.
Delegates acknowledged the role that the proposed joint UNECE/FAO Working Party could have in achieving a better understanding of sustainable forest management within the sector, in cooperation with other sectors, and, at the same time, in strengthening other policy processes.
The delegates acknowledged the support to be forthcoming from UNDP and the Commonwealth Secretariat for completion of the National Assessment Reports, and also acknowledge the offers of support presented by international and regional organizations at the meeting.
While all delegates acknowledged that linkages between TNCs and SMEs could play a pivotal role in creating productive capacity, it was noted by some that the ability of developing countries to attract foreign direct investment and TNCs willing to create linkages with local SMEs required prior investment in physical infrastructure and human resource development.
Another delegate acknowledged the importance of the Millennium Development Goals, but also drew attention to the commitments made by Governments during other world conferences and summits.
The delegate acknowledged the very good elements being raised in the current, first discussion including issues of definitions, measures and policy steps to be taken.
A number of delegates andinvited experts acknowledged the quality and usefulness of the report prepared by the secretariat, and various delegates affirmed the existence of gaps in implementing corporate governance requirements.
Delegates also acknowledged the contribution of UNCTAD in the area of accounting and reporting.
Her Highness welcomed delegates to the Conference and acknowledged the important role of the 10th Anniversary of the International Year of the Family in focusing world attention on the family.
In that regard, delegates from some donor countries acknowledged that the Aid for Trade programme remained important to developing countries in maximizing market access opportunities resulting from the successful conclusion of the Doha Round.
Some delegates and a representative of an intergovernmental organization acknowledged the positive experiences for traders, the public sector and providers of trade-supporting services, with support from UNCTAD and other Annex D partners, while the need for further assistance was highlighted.
While some delegates supported the concept of core functions and acknowledged its importance for increasing efficiencies in funding the mandated work of UNODC, one delegation discouraged reference to that concept, in line with the guidance provided by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in that regard.
The Office of Human Resources Management disagreed with the view that it had relinquished accountability for its core functions but acknowledged that monitoring of delegated authority was inadequate due to lack of resources.
Acknowledging the unprecedented challenges facing the organization, many delegates commended the Office for achieving so much progress despite the resource constraints it faces.
The Chair acknowledges the valuable contribution made by Parties through their submissions and encourages all delegates to study them.