Примеры использования Many speakers noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many speakers noted that there was a lot of room for improving the working methods of the Council.
On the question ofinviting non-governmental organizations and academics to participate in the work of the Group, many speakers noted that.
Many speakers noted the high prevalence of drug abuse among women and children.
In relation to the professional evaluation of members of the judiciary, many speakers noted that judicial councils or similar bodies should have primary responsibility in that area.
Many speakers noted the severe impact of the decline in funding on least developed countries.
In the general debate many speakers noted that the Conference was necessary and timely.
Many speakers noted that this was a most encouraging demonstration of the continuing vitality of the Rio process.
Parties appreciated this opportunity and many speakers noted that the workshop was helpful in identifying ways for further movement in the negotiation process.
Many speakers noted that it was necessary to mobilize a full range of international financing to supplement domestic resources.
Many speakers noted that their national legislation was aligned with or modelled on the Budapest Convention.
Many speakers noted that such measures should also include proper focus on the victims, including victim compensation.
Many speakers noted that that type of normative instrument should set non-binding guidelines and recommendations.
Many speakers noted that no State could fight corruption alone, without the assistance and cooperation of the international community.
Many speakers noted that the existing international legal framework constituted an adequate and sufficient framework to regulate the use of drones.
Many speakers noted the importance of a vibrant, active civil society and the necessity of government support to its varied elements.
Many speakers noted that progress had been achieved in some areas under review, but acknowledged that progress has been slow and uneven.
Many speakers noted that the integration process should be considered on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the host country concerned.
Many speakers noted that there is an urgent need to move from activities that"facilitate adaptation" to actual implementation of adaptation actions.
Many speakers noted that these new initiatives should not be burdensome for developing countries and that their impact should be thoroughly examined.
Many speakers noted that considerable reforms were required for UNDP to be able to fulfil the programming objectives specified under decision 94/14.
Many speakers noted, however, that the link between tourism and poverty reduction was not automatic, and that it depended, above all, on policy.
Many speakers noted that more stringent environmental standards worldwide had in fact spurred the development of a rapidly growing market for environmentally sound technologies.
Many speakers noted that they were currently in the process of updating or amending existing legislation, or introducing new laws relating to cybercrime.
Many speakers noted the important role of South-South cooperation in technology transfer, easing market access, providing development assistance and directing investment flows.
Many speakers noted that the least developed countries remain marginalized in world trade despite a significant increase in their share of world trade during the last decade.
Many speakers noted that since the Monterrey Conference a number of challenges had intensified owing to the rapid pace of globalization and interlinked markets.
Many speakers noted that judges and prosecutors were already required to file asset declarations and that this had proved to be an effective system for preventing corruption.
Many speakers noted the importance of adherence to and implementation of the international drug control conventions, as well as the continued relevance of the principle of shared responsibility.
It was clear, many speakers noted, that UNIFEM had made a good recovery from its financial problems of the previous year and had restored the confidence of donors in its operation.
Many speakers noted that their countries had experienced this scourge, and agreed with the need for a revitalized and unified anti-terrorism effort and the need for a multidimensional approach.