Примеры использования Number of speakers stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of speakers stressed the importance of remaining vigilant regarding trade barriers.
In 1993, at the fifteenth session of the Committee on Information, a number of speakers stressed that the Department of Public Information needed to prioritize its information activities and to dispense with outdated mandates.
A number of speakers stressed the impact of the crisis on employment, on women and on human rights.
While acknowledging and reaffirming the importance of formal communication channels, a number of speakers stressed that direct communication between focal points and governmental experts, in conformity with the terms of reference, could greatly expedite and facilitate country review procedures.
A number of speakers stressed the need for the implementation of programmes to be country driven.
While expressing full support for greater involvement by the private sector, a number of speakers stressed that it was important for ICBs to maintain their independence from the private sector, in order to safeguard the voice of the weaker players in global value chains- especially producers.
A number of speakers stressed the need for objectivity in the dissemination of information.
In that respect, a number of speakers stressed that investors looked first for political and social stability and economic performance.
A number of speakers stressed the importance of capacity-building for all stakeholders in the planning process.
Despite these concerns, a number of speakers stressed the importance of the work of the subsidiary bodies, which tended to be both under-reported and under-appreciated.
A number of speakers stressed that the core elements of a review mechanism should be funded through regular budget resources.
Finally, a number of speakers stressed that development considerations should provide the orientation for the overall structure of IIAs.
A number of speakers stressed that all countries share responsibility for promoting the prosperity and sustainability of the world economy.
A number of speakers stressed that it was important that the membership of international organizations be representative of today's realities.
A number of speakers stressed the importance of UNICEF emergency operations and coordination with other United Nations agencies in this area.
A number of speakers stressed the need to take steps to encourage and enable courts to make more frequent use of non-custodial measures.
A number of speakers stressed the importance of face-to-face contact between competent national authorities in developing trust among such authorities.
A number of speakers stressed that the Department of Public Information needed continually to prioritize its information activities and to dispense with outdated mandates.
A number of speakers stressed that adequate international attention is also required to combat poverty in the developing countries of Asia, Latin America and the Pacific.
A number of speakers stressed that Governments had a crucial role to play in promoting the integration of the social and environmental objectives of sustainable development within industry.
A number of speakers stressed that the generation of productive capacities and job creation were among the most important priorities of South-South and triangular cooperation.
A number of speakers stressed the need to fully implement the Protocol and for greater international cooperation, in particular among countries of origin, transit and destination.
A number of speakers stressed the difficulties created by the transition from the current system, focused on ICAO, to a system of trade-related issues managed according to GATS principles.
A number of speakers stressed the need to ensure that debt cancellation led to additional resources for debtor countries and had a clear and measurable impact on poverty reduction.
A number of speakers stressed the need to give priority to Africa in building trade-related infrastructure by substantially scaling-up development assistance, combined with trade-related technical assistance.
A number of speakers stressed the crucial role of international and regional cooperation and the shared responsibility of countries of origin, transit and destination in addressing the smuggling of migrants.
A number of speakers stressed the important role of the private sector in wealth creation, and called for stronger partnerships between transnational corporations and national entrepreneurs to promote investment and growth.
A number of speakers stressed the need to reduce costs and increase access to renewable energy, in particular in rural areas, to meet basic needs through appropriate renewable energy technologies.
A number of speakers stressed the need to pay special attention to groups and individuals who were particularly vulnerable to the negative impact of corruption, such as the poor, women, children, persons with disabilities and minorities.
A number of speakers stressed that local authorities needed to be empowered in the processes of the Commission, and the inclusion of a dialogue within the current session was welcomed by representatives of local authorities.