Примеры использования Number of representatives stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of representatives stressed that that the issue was important and required further study.
In addition, noting the fundamental role of the centres in the implementation of the Convention, a number of representatives stressed the need to strengthen the centres' capacities and to ensure that they had the necessary resources for their work, ideally provided through a financial mechanism.
A number of representatives stressed the need to foster small and medium-sized enterprises in Africa.
The draft decision presented by Japan received widespread support and a number of representatives stressed its importance in helping to forge synergies between the Convention on Biological Diversity and other conventions and international forums.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of undertaking future activities to implement the framework.
On the question of the peaceful settlement of disputes, a number of representatives stressed the importance of elaborating on the procedures provided for in the Charter and favourably commented on the revised version of the draft Model Rules for the Conciliation of Disputes between States submitted by the delegation of Guatemala A/AC.182/L.75/Rev.1.
A number of representatives stressed the future importance of economic measures incentives, taxes, etc.
When reporting on the trends in drug abuse in their countries, a number of representatives stressed that synthetic drugs such as amphetamine-type stimulants constituted an increasing threat and that more efforts should be focused on both the supply of and the demand for such drugs, including preventive measures specifically targeting youth.
A number of representatives stressed the need to evaluate the quality of FDI and its impact on development.
When reporting on trends in drug abuse in their countries, a number of representatives stressed that synthetic drugs such as amphetamine-type stimulants constituted an increasing threat and that more efforts should be focused on both the supply of and the demand for such drugs, including preventive measures specifically targeting young people.
A number of representatives stressed the importance attached to the matter in their own countries and described related initiatives.
A number of representatives stressed that it would be essential for ITC to have adequate financial and human resource allocations at its disposal.
A considerable number of representatives stressed that significant progress had been achieved in solving some of the more serious debt problems.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of providing adequate funding and technology transfer in developing and implementing alternatives.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of clear and concise definitions, saying that they would have a significant bearing on the effectiveness of the instrument.
A number of representatives stressed that efforts should be made to revitalize the General Assembly so as to enable it to carry out fully the functions assigned to it by the Charter.
A number of representatives stressed that it was difficult to take a stand on article 6 until the scope of the future convention in terms of the operations to be covered had been defined.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of greater coordination of HRD-related technical support in trade areas and emphasized the role that ITC could assume in this regard.
A number of representatives stressed that physical infrastructure was paramount to create and maintain an enabling environment for domestic and foreign investment and to strengthen international trade.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of partnership as a leading principle in the work of UNHabitat and highlighted the importance of coordination at the national, regional and international levels.
A number of representatives stressed that the strategy should cover all key areas and identify priorities along the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.
A number of representatives stressed that as the recovery and reuse of ozone-depleting substances from chillers was very important, demonstration projects in that area were also very important.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of the issue, and several outlined the policy and legal measures being taken in their countries to encourage environmentally sound ship dismantling.
A number of representatives stressed that there was more than one pathway to sustainable development and said the right of individual countries to follow their own development paths, according to their own context and circumstances, should be acknowledged and supported.
A number of representatives stressed that they agreed to the expansion of the Bureau, on the understanding that it did not constitute a precedent either for the organizational structure of the Conference of the Parties or for other multilateral environmental agreements.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of trade and environment, urging UNEP to strive to make the two areas mutually supportive and to ensure that its efforts to protect the environment did not have an unduly adverse impact on trade.
A number of representatives stressed that a national development strategy should enhance the means to achieve an equitable distribution of the benefits of development and unleash the potential of the poor to generate and pursue development initiatives.
A number of representatives stressed the importance of ongoing discussions on international environmental governance and its anticipated results, and noted that these should be considered by the Conference of the Parties when it took its decision on the location of the secretariat.
A number of representatives stressed the need to allocate more resources to drug abuse treatment and to establish comprehensive care systems, integrating the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers and their subsequent reintegration into society as part of a"continuum of care.
A number of representatives stressed that a priority of any mechanism was to build the capacity of developing countries to preserve their own biodiversity and ecosystems, to conduct assessments and to implement international instruments and formulate their own domestic policies in that regard.