Примеры использования Participants also suggested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Participants also suggested including an assessment of reporting required for MEAs.
Recalling the assessment of FMCT verification costs conducted by the IAEA in 1994, some participants also suggested that an updated assessment would be timely.
Participants also suggested that the Initiative may wish to consider the following topics for its future activities.
Within the broader border management context, participants also suggested conducting specific trainings on conflict prevention mechanisms with a view to averting massive cross-border movements.
Participants also suggested an exchange of visits between East Timorese from inside and outside the territory.
Participants also suggested specific national plans and strategies where the relevant indicators can be included.
Some participants also suggested a periodic review and revision of the reference baseline e.g. every three years.
Participants also suggested making use of existing sectoral decision-making frameworks in order to avoid developing parallel processes.
Participants also suggested piloting of regional mechanisms, such as the initiative newly launched by RIOCC as described in paragraph 34 above.
Participants also suggested that the organization of joint technical groups could be useful for addressing problems relating to shared water resources.
Participants also suggested that the content be made more relevant to their subregional needs through the inclusion of case studies on the Caribbean region.
Participants also suggested that under international law, IFIs also had legal personality and were arguably bound by the terms of customary international law.
Participants also suggested that more information should be shared regarding the different purposes served by special procedures and the universal periodic review.
Participants also suggested several strategies to increase cooperation, coordination and communication among key initiatives and key players at the international level.
Participants also suggested that DPI play a greater role in persuading the media to pay more attention and give more in-depth coverage to the recommendations of the rapporteurs.
Some participants also suggested exploring the usefulness of implementing mainstreaming processes at the local level, where migration impacts more directly on the lives of people.
The participants also suggested that the value of a common code lay in offering the possibility for using a same terminology rather than as methodology for estimating reserves and resources.
Participants also suggested the use of integrated space applications to develop adaptation strategies for food and water security, and in early warning systems.
Participants also suggested the need to develop a compendium of adaptation options, including locally relevant adaptive technologies and techniques, to provide a menu of possible actions.
Participants also suggested that further discussions should address not only the issue of governance but also the substantive direction that the"Environment for Europe" process should take.
Indigenous participants also suggested that the Working Group should provide input to the Sub-Commission and the Commission on developments as regards the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
The participants also suggested that the organization of such workshops be continued in other regions of Africa, thereby providing an opportunity and a forum of dialogue between minorities, indigenous peoples and Governments.
These participants also suggested that in assessing the effects of policies, such factors as market approaches(taxes, subsidies, cap-and-trade), regulations, and research and development need to be included in the simulation.
Participants also suggested that the international community could bring pressure to bear on national Governments in situations where the Government had insufficient legislation or where it was not acting to protect human rights.
Participants also suggested, among other things, that the programmes could leverage resources from various sources, ensure transparency, provide incentives, have a strong scientific base, and avoid green protectionism.
The participants also suggested that there may be cause in the future for the United Nations to look into the concept of"sustained autonomy" as an alternative political status for some of the remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Participants also suggested that the LEG examine approaches for disbursement of funds used in other funding programmes such as bilateral aid programmes, to assess whether there are better models for disbursing funding for NAPA projects and activities.
Participants also suggested that UNEP should designs and implements capacity building programmes to facilitate multisectoral approaches to environmental knowledge and skills, so as to accelerate women's empowerment and leadership and to eliminate gender disparities in the environmental sector.
The participants also suggested the enhancement of information sharing and networking among African focal points and between the focal points and key national institutions, as well as the strengthening of the capacities of national focal points to develop and implement national programmes to promote the diffusion of environmentally-sound technologies and know-how.
Participants also suggested that States parties should adopt a coordinated approach to reporting where possible, and that they should be encouraged to establish appropriate coordinating structures to support their reporting under all of the treaties to which they were party, although such structures should not create an additional bureaucratic burden on States.