Примеры использования Delegations had stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many delegations had stressed UNIDO's proactive role in the"One United Nations" experiment.
There had been unanimous support for reenergizing multilateralism and many delegations had stressed the need for greater inclusiveness, equity and fairness.
Some delegations had stressed that the scope ratione materiae was closely linked to the scope ratione personae.
It had also been stressed that the principle was applicable only to a particular certain set of crimes, while some delegations had stressed the universality of the crimes at issue.
Many delegations had stressed the need for Member States to pay their contributions in full and on time.
One member of the Committee who had participated in the Conference reported that many delegations had stressed that implementation of treaty obligations should be impartial and non-selective.
Some delegations had stressed the need to strengthen the host State's capacity to conduct criminal investigations.
As reflected in paragraph 122,divergent views had been expressed on the question of the future of that body; delegations had stressed that more time would be needed for an in-depth discussion before any decision could be taken on the matter.
Several delegations had stressed the need for an objective mechanism of dispute settlement in matters related to reservations.
Recalling that the Appeals Tribunal itself had warned that the steady influx of new cases might push the new system into crisis, delegations had stressed that a backlog of appeals, which had plagued the old system, must be avoided.
Other delegations had stressed that discussion of the item should remain within the Sixth Committee exclusively for the time being.
It was also gratifying to note that delegations had stressed the contribution that UNCTAD could make to this endeavour.
Delegations had stressed the importance, inter alia, of youth employment, microfinance, sustained support to the National Electoral Commission and the Political Parties Registration Commission, private sector involvement, speedy implementation of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and an inclusive constitutional review.
Mrs. SADIK(Secretary-General of the International Conference on Population and Development)noted that many delegations had stressed the interrelation between population, sustained economic growth and sustainable development, while wishing to maintain the centrality of population in the deliberations and final document.
Many delegations had stressed that the right of peoples to self-determination and resistance to foreign occupation was a fundamental tenet of the United Nations.
The Chairperson said he was impressed that so many delegations had stressed the continuing need for ISAR to support further harmonization on a worldwide basis in the interests of all concerned.
Several delegations had stressed that coherence in national and international policies and in development cooperation was critical.
Several delegations had stressed the need to take decisive steps forward on the draft convention and bring the long-standing negotiation process to a closure.
Many delegations had stressed the need for urgent policy action to link relief to development in the context of preparations for statehood.
At the meeting, several delegations had stressed the need to consider also the issues of destruction of cluster munitions; assistance to victims of cluster munitions; and cooperation.
Some delegations had stressed the need to rationalize the Commission's programme of work, while others- the majority- had supported the Commission's appeal for sufficient resources.
Some delegations had stressed that universal jurisdiction was an important tool for combating impunity and protecting the rights of victims and that reference should accordingly be made to its purpose.
Moreover, many delegations had stressed the need for better coordination and cooperation between external and internal oversight bodies; the Unit was determined to pursue its efforts in that area.
It was recalled that delegations had stressed that the integrity of international humanitarian law should be respected and preserved, and that the draft convention should not prejudice or attempt to modify existing provisions of that law.
Various delegations had stressed the importance, especially for developing countries, of including in the new convention effective mechanisms for preventing and combating the transfer of funds of illicit origin, as well as for recovering them.
Several delegations had stressed the need to conclude work at the current session and had indicated that they were ready to proceed on the basis of the Coordinator's 2007 proposal(A/62/37), observing that it had not yet been rejected by anyone.
However, delegations had stressed-- as the Committee had done in its letter to the Fifth Committee during the sixty-seventh session-- that any reduction in the judicial capacity of the Tribunal would lead to a significant increase in the length of time needed to conclude a case.
Several delegations had stressed the usefulness to consider, inter alia, on the basis of country reports, the annual progress made in the implementation of the Pan-European Transport Corridors agreed upon at the Second and Third Pan-European Transport Conferences.
Some delegations had stressed that the Bureau's proposal should be regarded as a basis for further negotiations, while others had expressed a willingness to consider that proposal without modification, on condition that the negotiations would thereby be able to be successfully concluded.
Although many delegations had stressed the importance of the activities of UNDCP and international cooperation in the drug-control field, the implementation of technical cooperation projects was being affected by the decline in voluntary contributions by Member States.