Примеры использования Panellist emphasized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In conclusion, the panellist emphasized the importance of training judges in these areas of the law.
Highlighting the estimated volume of bribery at the global level,as well as the portion of illicit funds transferred to other jurisdictions, the panellist emphasized the relatively limited success of asset recovery efforts to date.
Another panellist emphasized credibility as a key element that defined the essence of independence.
In response to a question on the types of incentives for marine renewable energy technologies to achieve their commercial potential, a panellist emphasized that Governments should support site assessment and site access for nascent technologies, as these elements could pose financial and logistical challenges for developers.
Another panellist emphasized that countries should support each other by sharing resources as a matter of priority.
In terms of bridging the gap in food demand andsupply through the intensification of aquaculture, one panellist emphasized the need for sustainable intensification, as well as the need to improve social and environmental performance by promoting more efficient energy and resource use.
One panellist emphasized that half of the workforce in fisheries in some developing countries was comprised by women in very diverse roles.
Fourthly, on the issue of protection and promotion, the panellist emphasized the importance of providing practical protection to people in danger, promoting good governance and working on transitional justice to end the culture of impunity.
The panellist emphasized that national policies were linked to migration; they also had an impact on trafficking and on the routes the migrants took.
One panellist emphasized the fact that, for criminal justice practitioners to work effectively, more international cooperation was required.
Another panellist emphasized the importance of providing policymakers with reliable data on the economic and social impact of new technologies.
The panellist emphasized that these accountancy organizations needed to contribute to economic and social development and to demonstrate compliance with IFAC statements of membership obligations.
A panellist emphasized that innovation was not an activity that could be engaged in exclusively by people holding doctorates or master's degrees-- anyone could contribute to innovation.
Another panellist emphasized that the role of the accountancy profession was to portray the financial position of business entities as of a specific date, and their financial performance over a specific time period.
One panellist emphasized that it is most efficient for governments to establish general goals and then allow the private sector and the market to decide how best to achieve those goals.
The panellist emphasized the increasingly transnational nature of identity-related crime and related fraudulent acts and stressed the need for enhanced international cooperation in that area.
The panellist emphasized the importance of building a strong partnership with residents, communities, schools, local governments, law enforcement authorities and criminal justice officials to prevent and suppress urban crime.
The panellist emphasized that the process followed to conduct the gap analysis benefited from the exchange of experiences and information with other States that had conducted similar exercises, thus also promoting South-South cooperation.
The panellist emphasized the need for exchanging experiences and networking to enhance the sustainability of local crime prevention programmes and noted the benefits of regional and international crime prevention networks including the European Crime Prevention Network and the European Forum for Urban Safety.
One panellist emphasized the importance of developing alternative sources of fish and alternative sources of income to relieve pressure on coastal fisheries, particularly in the light of the choice faced by many communities between food security today and environmental sustainability tomorrow.
One panellist emphasized the principle that everyone benefited from equality, particularly in the urban context, and said that it was therefore essential for all sectors, including local authorities and civil society, to negotiate on an equal platform with the poor, women and young people, using new language and strategies to achieve agreed goals.
Panellists emphasized that many challenges remained to be met.
The panellists emphasized that agencies should not wait for top-level approaches.
Some panellists emphasized the need for close coordination with other initiatives in order to avoid duplication.
The panellists emphasized the following points for Member States to consider.
Panellists emphasized the important role that coordinated and collaborative efforts played in establishing and further developing an efficient and effective anti-corruption agency.
Panellists emphasized, however, that response to population ageing could not be limited to pension reforms.
The panellists emphasized that monetary union could have a positive impact on trade integration and other economy-wide effects if a set of preconditions were met.
Panellists emphasized that manufacturers should be held liable for the quality of their products; efforts to control consumption would ultimately fail so long as production continued.
Other panellists emphasized the synergies and advantages that resulted from a regional approach, where, in particular, small tourism markets benefited from cross-border tourism flows.