Примеры использования Number of participants emphasized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of participants emphasized the role of effective developmental States in spearheading a sustainable structural transformation.
Amid sovereign debt and banking risks in some advanced economies, a number of participants emphasized the need for an international debt work-out mechanism.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of instituting anti-corruption measures in order to ensure progress in fighting corruption.
In considering the guidelines for the inventory of hazardous materials required under regulation B-1-4 of the draft convention, a number of participants emphasized the difficulty of developing inventories for existing ships, particularly with regard to accuracy level, timing for the provision of such an inventory and the safety of personnel involved in undertaking such a survey.
A number of participants emphasized the need for reform of the Bretton Woods institutions in order to address the causes of the current crisis.
Regarding effectiveness, a number of participants emphasized that the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness should be expeditiously implemented.
A number of participants emphasized the need for newly elected members to quickly familiarize themselves with the working methods of the Council.
A number of participants emphasized that the search for innovative solutions to sharing family and work responsibilities was a most urgent task.
A number of participants emphasized that there was a pressing need to develop effective crime prevention strategies and practical measures to prevent crime.
A number of participants emphasized the importance that the Commission keep the issue of victims of crime and abuse of power high on its agenda.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of ensuring the involvement of China, Afghanistan and the Russian Federation in transboundary water cooperation in Central Asia.
A number of participants emphasized that increased borrowing in the local currency by developing and transition countries, both internally and from foreigners, should be encouraged.
A number of participants emphasized the need to improve aid effectiveness by enhancing ownership, coordination and harmonization of donors, streamlining conditionalities and expanding budget support.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of protecting the professional independence of experts, while others stressed the need for oversight of their work and for equitable geographical representation.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of universal implementation of the relevant IAEA standards and response at the national level as a key to improving preparedness and response.
A number of participants emphasized that improving the legal rights of the poor, especially property rights, and ensuring sound bank supervision and appropriate regulation could improve the access of the poor to financial services.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of green and sustainable public procurement and its potential to accelerate the shift to sustainable consumption and production, given that Governments were themselves major consumers of goods and services.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of risk assessment and risk management, in connection with which it was pointed out that current environmental impact assessments did not adequately address the risks to health posed by chemicals.
During the dialogue, a number of participants emphasized that there must be real and practical advantages for developing States to participate in the Agreement, particularly through exploitation of fishery resources in areas under national jurisdiction and on the high seas.
In this context, a number of participants emphasized that the focus of"Aid for Trade" should be development rather than market liberalization, and that paying special attention to supply capacities in recipient countries should be at the core of the initiative.
A number of participants emphasized the need for flexibility of the framework, in order to ensure that programmes could be added as the need arose(e.g., the agriculture supply chain), emerging issues could be addressed and regional and national specificities accommodated.
A number of participants emphasized that the quality of official development assistance would be enhanced through: improved coordination of donor policies and conditions; the untying of aid; and improved capacity of recipient countries to use aid effectively.
A number of participants emphasized the need for States to take steps to implement fully those provisions of the Organized Crime Convention and those recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering relating to the financing of terrorism and to money-laundering.
A number of participants emphasized the need to consider the different situations of non Annex I Parties. Whilst some countries may be able to diversify and respond to new opportunities, others may be restricted by lack of natural resources and heavy dependency on fossil fuels.
A number of participants emphasized the need to strike a balance between law enforcement action aimed at controlling crime and activities aimed at preventing crime by resorting to non-punitive measures, encompassing all relevant sectors, including education, labour, social welfare and health care.
In view of the serious obstacles confronting humanitarian organizations in reaching those in need, a number of participants in the discussion emphasized the important role that local NGOs could play in complementing and facilitating the activities of international organizations.
Our annual meeting in Montreux, Switzerland,brought a number of participants from the European Union, who emphasized the work that had to be done by all to establish business tourism as a competence of the Community.
A number of participants agreed with the Chair in emphasizing that the Task Force should not lose momentum in its work, but instead now had to make use of the material collected and the experience gained.
At the same time, the authors emphasize that in order to confirm this hypothesis requires further clinical trials on a larger number of participants.
Emphasizing, in particular, the role of the Working Group on Arms Control and Regional Security in implementing measures designed to create a climate of confidence and to treat all aspects pertaining to regional security and arms control in step with the growing sense of confidence and the growing number of participants in the peace negotiations, including the provisions of the present resolution.