Примеры использования Many participants noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many participants noted the problematic nature of general and vague reservations.
Stereotypes and poverty are the major factors that have a negative effect on educational outcomes for girls," many participants noted, according to the OSCE.
Many participants noted the importance of forging partnerships with regional organizations.
Stressing the need for greater coherence between trade, financial anddevelopment policies, many participants noted that structural reforms and foreign trade liberalization in developing countries had not been accompanied by corresponding measures in industrial countries to open their economies.
Many participants noted the cross-cutting role of promoting sustainable consumption and production.
Regarding the evaluation of aid effectiveness, many participants noted the importance of making the process inclusive and reducing ex ante conditionalities.
Many participants noted the heavy workload that comprehensive submissions imposed on Parties.
In the ensuing discussion, many participants noted that middle-income countries were making an important contribution to global growth.
Many participants noted the long-standing membership of the World Bank and its valuable contribution to the Support Group.
In this regard, many participants noted that insufficient and/or inaccurate record-keeping was a key reason for tracing failures.
Many participants noted the mismatch between carrying out instructions and implementing strategic documents.
Many participants noted that serious efforts were needed to ensure increased participation from developing countries.
Many participants noted that ODA plays a critical role as a catalyst for other funding.
Many participants noted that efforts had already been made to increase such access in the framework of WTO and the Lomé Convention.
Many participants noted the importance of local community involvement in the decision-making processes regarding their village energy project.
However, many participants noted that legal and other incompatibilities between trade rules and trade measures in IEAs could arise.
As many participants noted during the recent conference in Berlin, much more should be done to teach about and properly memorialize the genocide of Roma.
Many participants noted the impact on human health of particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and ozone, with ozone also affecting ecosystems and agriculture.
Many participants noted the usefulness of the NAPA process in facilitating adaptation planning and implementation and for integrating climate change into national policy.
Many participants noted the effects of the contraction of world trade on developing country economies and their prospects of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
In particular, many participants noted the need to preserve the policy space of developing countries in responding to the global crisis and to avoid conditionality.
Many participants noted that a reduction in the use of unsustainable modes of transport, in particular private vehicles, was required to reduce the sector's environmental impacts.
Many participants noted the high social cost of unemployment and social dislocation, in both developed and developing countries, and the need to improve safety nets in this area.
Many participants noted that prosecution of terrorism had become more complex, and some cases might even be regarded as"meta-cases" involving a large number of individuals.
Many participants noted that the governance structure of the Bretton Woods institutions should better reflect current economic realities and give more representation to low-income countries.
Many participants noted that increasing the percentage of the trigger limit allocated to Subarea 48.1 would increase the risk that a precautionary exploitation rate would be exceeded in Subarea 48.1 Figure 2.
Further, many participants noted that the initiative did not deal with the debt problems of non-heavily indebted poor countries or financially handicapped middle-income countries.
As many participants noted, the first step towards building a sustainable“blue economy” is to identify and address the economic drivers of pollution and overconsumption, especially in the developed world.
Many participants noted that all official development assistance(ODA) commitments must be fulfilled and that innovative sources of financing would be an important complement rather than an alternative.
Many participants noted the essential role of carbon prices in engaging the private sector, driving long-term investment decisions and determining the degree of mitigation that may be achieved.