Примеры использования Number of delegations noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of delegations noted that the Commission had become more streamlined.
At its 771st meeting,on 16 January, a number of delegations noted that a number of respected intellectuals were represented on the organization's board.
A number of delegations noted the complexity of the issues relating to attribution.
A number of delegations noted that UNFPA contributed significantly to improve gender equality.
A number of delegations noted that a balanced distribution of resources among the subprogrammes was provided.
A number of delegations noted that articles 5 and 6 of the Agreement were already being implemented to some degree.
A number of delegations noted that 21 publications had been devoted to peace-keeping operations and other political missions.
A number of delegations noted the potential usefulness of an analysis of the topic's relationship with universal jurisdiction.
A number of delegations noted their active involvement in the preparations for the International Conference on Population and Development.
A number of delegations noted that Saudi Arabia was very active in helping developing countries in various fields.
A number of delegations noted the need for consistency in the use of terminology in the area of reproductive health.
Finally, a number of delegations noted that the national and international dimensions of the right to development were closely connected.
A number of delegations noted the broad consultations involving multiple stakeholders during the preparations for the UPR exercise.
A number of delegations noted the new key performance indicators tracking the effectiveness of the evaluation system.
A number of delegations noted that the activities regarding the right to development were not adequately reflected in the proposed programme of work.
A number of delegations noted that UNICEF was aligning its work with PRSPs and SWAps, which helped to prioritize children's issues.
A number of delegations noted that the use of some terms in relation to marine genetic resources needed to be clarified see also para. 64 below.
A number of delegations noted the slow process of ratifications of the Protocol, largely due to the complexity of its technical annexes.
A number of delegations noted that the ability of developing countries to contribute to peacekeeping operations was impeded by financial constraints and shortfalls in equipment.
A number of delegations noted that there was no need to modernize the 1952 Convention, whereas others believed that there was such a need, taking into account the current situation.
A number of delegations noted that the primary responsibility for the realization of the rights of children and women rested with Governments, leaders and the people of Africa.
A number of delegations noted that that task was already an important activity within the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO and in bilateral development assistance.
A number of delegations noted the disproportionately low level of resources allocated to subprogramme 1, Central evaluation, in comparison to the other subprogrammes of the section.
A number of delegations noted that overfishing was due, at least in part, to the inability of regional fisheries management organizations to agree on the allocation of quotas.
A number of delegations noted that responses to maritime security and safety challenges must incorporate institutional capacity development and take into account the human element.
A number of delegations noted the substantial increase of the workload mandated by the General Assembly and supported the increased resources proposed for the Centre for Human Rights.
A number of delegations noted the important role of the Small Grants Program in assisting local communities and civil society to contribute to environmental management at the local level.
A number of delegations noted the situation of Indonesian asylum seekers from the province of Aceh who had sought refuge in the UNHCR and the United States Embassy premises in Malaysia in March 1998.
A number of delegations noted the lack of uniformity in the transfer of secretariats of the Main Committees to the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services.
In response, a number of delegations noted that the Executive Board was not the proper forum for resolving political questions and that UNDP assistance should be provided unconditionally, in line with its mandate.