Примеры использования One speaker stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One speaker stressed the importance of transparency in the preparatory process.
With regard to the idea of an indicative scale for voluntary contributions, one speaker stressed that voluntary contributions should remain voluntary.
One speaker stressed the importance of having a good legal adviser.
Regarding the return of confiscated assets, one speaker stressed the importance of the possibility of waiving the requirement of a final judgement set out in article 57 of the Convention.
One speaker stressed that the declaration should be comprehensive and action-oriented.
In particular, one speaker stressed that organized crime and political instability were two closely interlinked phenomena.
One speaker stressed that follow-up to potential recommendations should be ensured.
With regard to the strategy, one speaker stressed the need to focus on results and for greater transparency in the use of general-purpose funds.
One speaker stressed the need for full respect for human rights in the prevention of crime.
One speaker stressed the need for information to be available about products containing mercury and opportunities for substitution.
One speaker stressed the importance of the role of UNICEF in implementing national emergency measures to combat malnutrition.
One speaker stressed that voluntary contributions should not entail any conditions or attempts to exercise influence.
Finally, one speaker stressed that inclusion of the public sector in the questionnaire was very controversial in his country.
One speaker stressed that patients should not be deprived of affordable medicines during that process.
One speaker stressed the importance of information sharing and requested that some reference be included on networking.
One speaker stressed that social equity needed to be central to a green economy if it was to contribute to sustainable development.
One speaker stressed the positive role being played by the United Nations Information Centre at Dakar, as well as the need for its strengthening.
One speaker stressed that, in spite of the Entity's best resource mobilization efforts, it was still faced with significant financial shortfalls.
One speaker stressed the importance of transferring the right technology, not just the cheapest, in order to ensure the quality of the resulting production.
One speaker stressed the importance of the Committee's activities and stated that further deliberations should be held before the session resumed in September.
One speaker stressed that some Asian developing economies were already significant investors and some were emerging as investors, such as China and India.
One speaker stressed the need to take into account both short-term cooperation on specific cases and long-term training needs.
One speaker stressed that scaling up activities in fragile States would require flexible programming and a comprehensive approach to risk management.
One speaker stressed that freedom of expression and freedom of information positively contributed to the economic, social and cultural development of all societies.
One speaker stressed that the magnitude of the problem of the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms required concerted efforts by all Member States.
One speaker stressed the importance of"advocacy" and also wondered what the General Committee could do to be of greater support to the President and his team.
One speaker stressed the importance of learning from others' experiences with complex issues, such as administration reform, and with the effective implementation of reforms taken.
One speaker stressed the primacy of the country programme approach, saying that priorities must be developed with the Government concerned at the country level.
One speaker stressed the substantial financial contribution made by the National Committees to UNICEF programmes and their important role in advocacy, communication and education for development.
One speaker stressed that the full implementation of the Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols would constitute the basis for transparent, integrated and objective international cooperation.