Примеры использования Expert pointed out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The expert pointed out that"air-strike friendly fire" in Afghanistan is very surprising.
Launching the discussion on entrepreneurship development policies, an expert pointed out that there was no perfect framework.
An expert pointed out potential conflicts of interest introduced by outsourcing.
The provision suggests that the former owners of the confiscated land will get money from its saleat an auction or when the authorities take control of the land, the expert pointed out.
One expert pointed out that every country could learn from the experience of others.
Although some participants argued that potentially high future oil prices would offset the projected lossesarising from response measures, one expert pointed out that high oil prices may in fact lead to a reduced demand for oil resulting in loss of revenues for oil-exporting developing countries.
The expert pointed out that transliteration in general does not solve the problem of pronouncing foreign names.
On the issue of finance, one expert pointed out that the nature of projects in developing countries often warranted the involvement of development finance institutions.
One expert pointed out that, besides variability, abundance of species was also an important element in this regard.
In discussing traits and techniques, one expert pointed out that traditionally many agro-businesses have been choosing“cash crops” and“cash genes” for commercial applications.
One expert pointed out that early human rights laws were influenced by theories of liberalism and the rights of the individual.
Following the presentation, one expert pointed out that any study on persistence would have to take into account regional variations in environmental conditions, which would affect persistence-related data.
The expert pointed out that the owners of video resources should also think over the availability of quality videos on mobile devices.
Another expert pointed out that the work overload of assistance providers reduced the effectiveness of assistance to trafficking victims.
Another expert pointed out that protective legislation was problematic in terms of its impact on the equality of women and men.
One expert pointed out that a criticism of the Millennium Development Goals was that they did not address problems of discrimination.
One expert pointed out that the word"regular" might be restrictive as that normally referred to uniformed forces, thereby excluding reservist forces.
One expert pointed out that developing countries might increasingly resort to negotiating market openings with developed countries on a reciprocal basis.
The expert pointed out that in many post-colonial societies problems did not arise from the formulation of legal measures but from the occurrence of insidious practices.
One expert pointed out that, when assessing the"return on investment" of capacity-building projects, a distinction should be made between education and training.
The expert pointed out that States had not denied access to international remedies to adults when national mechanisms failed to provide an adequate response.
An expert pointed out that the main characteristic of a racial or ethnic conflict was the systematic nature of the discrimination; this element could therefore not be addressed in isolation.
An expert pointed out that when discussing refugees, the international community at times overlooked refugee situations in South and East Asia, such as the Bhutanese refugees in Nepal.
One expert pointed out that his country had both national and state environmental councils as well as non-governmental organizations which worked directly in the area.
The expert pointed out that tourism is one of the most vulnerable sectors, as instantly react to any signs of destabilization of economic, political and even natural(volcanic eruptions, floods, etc.).
One expert pointed out that looking into all the accounting regulations was a burden for SMEs, while another said that what was often at issue was a question of public governance.
One expert pointed out that cumulation facilities under rules of origin could help significantly to solve some of the production constraints of developing countries, particularly LDCs.
The expert pointed out that very often children left school after three years due to poverty and health problems, without acquiring basic skills-- less than 50 per cent of students in the first year of primary school had reading skills.
One expert pointed out that ideologically driven private engagement in warfare was problematic and dangerous, but it did not necessarily have to be regulated under the legal framework combating mercenary activities.
One expert pointed out that, although studies indicated that alachlor caused cancer in rats, the current thinking was that the chemical did not present a significant cancer risk to humans.