Примеры использования Number of representatives said на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of representatives said that the draft decision warranted further consideration.
Another representative said that the European Community's proposal raised logistical issues, and a number of representatives said that that they would be willing to work with the European Community intersessionally to revise its proposal.
A number of representatives said that they were unable to support the decision in its current form.
Many representatives emphasized the importance of proceeding on the basis of consensus,following the practice adopted at previous meetings on the platform, and a number of representatives said that the representatives should adopt such modifications of the rules of procedure of the Governing Council as they deemed necessary.
A number of representatives said that e-waste was a big problem for African countries in particular.
Nevertheless, a number of representatives said that negotiations had progressed more than people generally thought.
A number of representatives said that it was necessary to strengthen the regional presence and engagement of UNEP.
A number of representatives said that the documents introduced by the secretariat would usefully inform the negotiations.
A number of representatives said that there was a need to strengthen the regime for the environmentally sound management of wastes.
A number of representatives said that facd-to-face workshops were more effective than webinars as a training tool.
A number of representatives said that countries should be able to set their own priorities and timelines in relation to mercury.
A number of representatives said that the gap analysis was a key factor in deciding upon the establishment of the platform.
A number of representatives said that public access to information and public participation were vital in raising awareness.
A number of representatives said that option 3 should be kept open but several others said that they would not support it.
A number of representatives said that responsibility for the environmentally sound management of mercury waste had to be shared.
A number of representatives said that the draft decision submitted by the United States offered a useful basis for further discussion.
A number of representatives said that they would continue to strive, along with other parties, to ensure the protection of the ozone layer.
A number of representatives said that the Mediumterm Strategy should be consistent with the UNEP mandate and that UNEP should not seek to develop new mandates.
A number of representatives said that non-Article 5 Parties should themselves finance the travel costs of the members that they nominated.
A number of representatives said that the ten-year framework should focus on capacitybuilding, sharing of best practices and technology transfer.
A number of representatives said that the post-2015 development agenda offered a transformative opportunity for poverty eradication and sustainable development.
A number of representatives said, however, that any legal framework should build on related instruments, including the Budapest Declaration on Heavy Metals.
A number of representatives said that there was a need to enhance participation by parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5 and to ensure geographical balance.
A number of representatives said that the preamble was important because it set out the context and principles that would guide implementation of the instrument.
A number of representatives said that institutional strengthening had played an important role in building the capacity of developing countries to implement the Protocol.
A number of representatives said that in accordance with decision 25/5 the issues of human health and the environment should be kept at the forefront of the negotiations.
A number of representatives said that provisions on reducing emissions, monitoring and implementation should be considered in tandem with provisions on financial and technical assistance.
A number of representatives said that the Montreal Protocol had a responsibility to avoid the adoption of such substances as alternatives to ozone-depleting substances.
A number of representatives said that allowable-use exemptions and related notification procedures needed to take into account individual countries' social and economic development.
A number of representatives said that failure to ratify the Ban Amendment significantly weakened the authority of the Convention and urged Parties that had not ratified it to do so.