Примеры использования Many speakers underlined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many speakers underlined the need for increased technology transfer to Article 5 countries.
In that regard, many speakers underlined the great adaptability of the Organized Crime Convention, which provided a broad definition of serious crime.
Many speakers underlined the importance of addressing the root causes and underlying factors of terrorism.
Many speakers underlined the primary responsibility of Somali leaders in meeting the August deadline.
Many speakers underlined that stemming the financing of terrorism was key to the counter-terrorism efforts.
Many speakers underlined the view that the unprecedented crisis required an unprecedented level of cooperation among countries.
Many speakers underlined that, due to its complexity, asset recovery had to be treated as a collaborative effort.
Many speakers underlined the need to link those services to the demands of programme countries, ensuring country specificity.
Many speakers underlined the need for continued effort, determination and sacrifice towards the protection of the ozone layer.
Many speakers underlined that core contributions should remain the bedrock of UNDP in order to preserve the organization's multilateral character.
Many speakers underlined the central role of the United Nations in the fight against terrorism and in promoting international cooperation.
Many speakers underlined the negative impact of corruption on development and the economy, particularly in view of its linkages with organized crime.
Many speakers underlined the relevance of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners as a landmark and a basis for penal reform worldwide.
Many speakers underlined that it was important to implement the follow-up recommendations of the IPR, and the Sri Lankan Government's commitments to do so was appreciated.
Many speakers underlined the importance of regulations for and capacity-building in the banking system and other financial institutions of developing countries.
Many speakers underlined the interconnection and complementarity between possible review mechanisms for the Convention against Corruption and the Organized Crime Convention.
Many speakers underlined the importance of upholding the rule of law, respecting human rights and complying with international obligations and standards in countering terrorism.
Many speakers underlined the importance of strengthening international cooperation, specifically through extradition and mutual legal assistance, and facilitating the recovery and return of cultural property.
Many speakers underlined the need for the Council to hold a greater number of public meetings in order to allow Member States to express their opinions on matters before it.
Many speakers underlined the important role of the Commission, as the United Nations organ with the prime responsibility for drug control matters, in the preparatory work for the special session.
Many speakers underlined the crucial importance of regional and international cooperation to better tackle transnational organized crime and to ensure the full use of the Convention.
Many speakers underlined the need for the provision of financial and technical support to Article 5 Parties and others noted that further support was also needed in relation to identifying alternatives.
Many speakers underlined that the involvement of organized crime in environment-related trafficking was leading to potentially devastating outcomes for forests, fish species and the communities that relied on those resources.
Many speakers underlined the importance of global standards and codes and the need of recognizing in their implementation the country-specific circumstances and stages of development, including institutional and administrative constraints.
Many speakers underlined the importance of having in place efficient mutual legal assistance mechanisms to facilitate asset recovery work and arrangements for both grand and minor corruption cases.
During the discussion, many speakers underlined the importance of making the General Assembly and its work more efficient and effective and broadly agreed that a good starting point would be the implementation of existing resolutions.
Many speakers underlined the need to improve the quality, coverage and variety of services in a recovery-oriented continuum of care, describing the efforts in their countries and reiterating their commitment in that regard.
Against that backdrop, many speakers underlined the need for continued efforts, in particular by the International Security Assistance Force, to build the capacity of the Afghan security forces, and for progress on national reconciliation.
Many speakers underlined the vital role that the financial sector played in targeting the proceeds of crime, in particular through the identification of possible perpetrators and the swift freezing of assets, including those assets that had been moved outside of the jurisdiction where the crime was committed.
Many speakers underlined that, in order to ensure the effective implementation of the criminalization provisions of the Convention at the national level, the substantive provisions in national legislation establishing the criminal offences covered by that instrument should be coupled with specific institutional measures to put in place appropriate mechanisms supporting law enforcement.