Примеры использования Number of delegations stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of delegations stated that the gap had become even wider.
In the light of the fact that a consensus had been reached after careful deliberation, a number of delegations stated that a reconsideration of the earlier decision was not warranted.
A number of delegations stated that the report lacked in-depth analyses.
Referring to the MYFF requirements concerning indicators anddata collection and analysis, a number of delegations stated that the process should not become burdensome for countries, nor should it interfere with programme implementation at the country level.
A number of delegations stated that multi-year planning should not be overambitious.
A number of delegations stated that UNCITRAL should conduct its work in a more cost-effective manner.
As to the future membership, a number of delegations stated that the will and capacity to contribute to the work of the Conference should constitute a selection criterion.
A number of delegations stated that market access for developing States should be addressed.
For instance, at the third meeting, a number of delegations stated that the Process had had a reinvigorating effect on the General Assembly's debates on oceans and the law of the sea, which had become more focused and relevant.
A number of delegations stated that further work was needed on economic incentives, including market-based approaches.
In the context of regional trade agreements, a number of delegations stated that South-South integration could enhance efficiency, decrease competition between peers in development, enable economies of scale, attract foreign direct investment, secure greater bargaining power and consolidate peace and security.
A number of delegations stated that they were pleased at the agreement reached on the goals for HIV/AIDS.
A number of delegations stated that they were looking forward to the deliberations and a successful outcome of the Conference.
A number of delegations stated that the same policy and approach should be used as adopted for the disclosure of internal audit reports.
A number of delegations stated that UNICEF had a special responsibility in ensuring national capacity-building to support GAVI efforts.
A number of delegations stated their view that it was premature to consider negotiations on a legally binding instrument at this stage.
A number of delegations stated that the Fund should use the existing indicators of the CCA, the UNDAF and the BSSA Task Force.
A number of delegations stated that for the time being it seemed impossible to expect modification of the veto in the Charter.
In addition, a number of delegations stated that further studies were needed on ways to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
Thus, a number of delegations stated that a balance between costs(of verification) and the gained added value(security) deserves careful consideration.
A number of delegations stated that the main cause for the low level of implementation appeared to be more of a lack of will than lack of resources.
A number of delegations stated that partnerships with the private sector were beneficial, but it was also important to have clear rules governing these efforts.
A number of delegations stated that the document reflected the close collaboration among all actors concerned with the fulfilment of children's and women's rights in the country.
A number of delegations stated that the Organization of African Unity(OAU) should also be consulted and that a great deal of analytical work on African debt had been done.
In contrast, a number of delegations stated that the issue of privileges and immunities should not pose insurmountable problems, because they were subject to waivers under appropriate circumstances.
A number of delegations stated that, on the basis of those deliberations, we should be able to make progress with regard to confidence-building measures in the field of conventional weapons if we made further efforts.
A number of delegations stated that they were impressed to note the commitment to the ICPD Programme of Action demonstrated at the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference in Bangkok.
A number of delegations stated that there must be a new, more just and effective global information and communications order, based on a free and balanced flow of information to all people.
A number of delegations stated that multiple vulnerable groups existed and the draft declaration needed to keep a broad perspective, covering all of those groups, rather than mentioning some of them.