Примеры использования Participant pointed out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One participant pointed out that trade had always been a means and not an end in itself.
Noting that use of the Arria formula need not be exclusive to the Council, a participant pointed out that any Member State could call such a meeting and invite interested actors to participate.
One participant pointed out that space security negotiations do not have to be a zero-sum game.
With regards to the links between the different Protocols, one participant pointed out that the High Contracting Parties to Amended Protocol II could run the risk of duplicating the work of Protocol V, particularly on the security of military stockpiles.
One participant pointed out that there should be meetings with minority communities in order to review and monitor.
On the other hand, one participant pointed out the subjective judgements that researchers might make in a modelling exercise.
Another participant pointed out that the"bottom-up approach" endorsed by Mr. Prunariu could take decades.
In the discussion that followed, one participant pointed out that capacity must be built within communities to allow people of African descent to have access to health.
A participant pointed out that there were many contradictions in the way countries dealt with international migration issues.
Another participant pointed out that models should highlight the role of Customs.
One participant pointed out that the Code of Conduct is superior to TCBMs because it takes TCBMs and embeds them in norms.
One participant pointed out the difference between the provision of financial resources as a service and its capacity-building component.
One participant pointed out that lack of disaggregated data impeded the development of comprehensive national anti-discrimination plans.
Another participant pointed out that current space security negotiations focus on the prevention of space weaponization and conflict.
A participant pointed out that terrorism affected… southern" countries at least to the same extent as it affected… northern" countries.
In addition, one participant pointed out the difficulties caused by exchange rate devaluation for developing countries wishing to attract foreign investment.
One participant pointed out that forest degradation is more than changes in carbon stocks- it is a process which brings about persistent changes.
Another participant pointed out that the development of science and technology focused more on men's needs than on women's, for example in the area of health.
One participant pointed out that there were challenges involved in tasking existing IOMC organizations with overseeing SAICM implementation.
A participant pointed out that it was difficult for States to service their debt if they could not guarantee food or human security for their populations.
Another participant pointed out that selfdetermination was a highly ambiguous and controversial term and that its application required greater definition and consideration.
One participant pointed out that the guidebook should serve as a curriculum to ensure that all aspects of IP, including its enforcement, were reflected.
A participant pointed out that ISAR was a unique forum that could bring together professionals from developing and developed countries to work on the issue of convergence.
Finally, one participant pointed out that in Amended Protocol II the High Contracting Parties often talk at a high level, but the real difference was made on the ground.
One participant pointed out that coordination was needed not only to avoid duplication, but also to avoid the occurrence of different case-law or contradictions.
Another participant pointed out that because the ITU lacks monitoring, verification and enforcement mechanisms, it is really no more than a code of conduct.
Another participant pointed out the need to foster institutional dialogue between OHCHR, the International Organization for Migration and UNHCR, among others, on the different aspects of migration.
Another participant pointed out that because many States, including developing States, are joining the space community, this highlights the need for norms of responsible behaviour.
A participant pointed out that the economic benefits of regional trade agreements, whose scope was limited since they generally focused on manufacturing trade, were not always obvious.
One participant pointed out that in many countries, the focus of police work is simply not at all on human rights and the integration of minorities(except attempts by individual officers or teams), but rather on drugs, terrorism, etc.