Примеры использования It was also highlighted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was also highlighted that migration is no substitute for development.
It was also highlighted that the origin of the attacks was mainly national.
It was also highlighted that there were unifying aspects, such as religion, that could play a useful role.
It was also highlighted that the BTC pipeline did not bring the expected number of employment opportunities for either men or women.
It was also highlighted that the issue should be seen within the context of the ongoing gender reform discussions.
It was also highlighted that the French translation of the term“focal point” needed to be clarified to avoid confusion.
It was also highlighted that the Convention should play a leading role in mobilizing global responses to climate change.
It was also highlighted that typologies of countries mattered, and the specificities of countries had to be addressed adequately.
It was also highlighted that the publications were a unique tool for the preservation of the institutional memory of the United Nations.
It was also highlighted that a world free of outer space weapons is just as important as a world free of weapons of mass destruction.
It was also highlighted, that Federal programme of pharmaceutical and healthcare industries development raised them to the next level.
It was also highlighted that measuring non-market services could be politically sensitive and should be done in a transparent manner.
It was also highlighted that, in order for benchmarks to be effective, they should contain proper qualitative, not only quantitative, indicators.
It was also highlighted that the information in the paragraph would have to appear in the final record of procurement proceedings to allow for effective review.
It was also highlighted that civil society across the SADC region continues to play a role in the combating of illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
It was also highlighted that for effective measures in the realm of migration, the active involvement of countries of origin, transition and destination was needed.
It was also highlighted that financing for such a project requires a combination of sources, including the private sector, grants and government input public domestic.
It was also highlighted that a difficult question in cross-border consumer redress related to the determination of the appropriate forum, and the legal consequences attached thereto.
It was also highlighted that access to asylum and the meeting of protection responsibilities by States should not be dependent on burden-sharing being in place.
Nevertheless, it was also highlighted that, increasingly, non-international armed conflicts had an international component owing to the phenomenon of cross-border hostilities.
It was also highlighted that the process of incorporating annex III chemicals into the Harmonized System Nomenclature would require the ongoing support of Governments.
It was also highlighted that the crisis was a major opportunity to make significant structural changes to address global imbalances and gender inequalities.
It was also highlighted that country visits provided an opportunity to engage in the meaningful exchange of experience and discussion of good practices with the reviewers.
It was also highlighted that it is important and necessary to disseminate knowledge at every level in order to fight erroneous or biased perceptions about migration and migrants.
It was also highlighted, that better coordination would eventually help to obtain a common, global list of indicators with unified or standard methodologies and definitions.
It was also highlighted that the Committee's work on the elaboration of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism would further contribute to combating the scourge of terrorism.
It was also highlighted that through the system, users were allowed to register with several other government agencies, such as tax authorities and social security.
In this regard, it was also highlighted that technical capacity among developing countries and capacity-building, in general, should still be recognized as the essential items of such an agenda.
It was also highlighted that, in line with the relevant provisions of the Convention, the TIRExB should be informed without delay on both the exclusion and withdrawal of authorization.
It was also highlighted that it is important to have a clear understanding of what is meant by a non-market-based approach and a market-based approach, as well as how to use market mechanisms.