Примеры использования Participants commented на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several participants commented on the proposed modifications.
During Nigmatulin's time in Aktobe, which included an out-of-town session of the lower parliamentary chamber's Committee on International Affairs,Defence and Security, participants commented on the positive track record of the Aktobe-based Ensuring Public Safety project, which they say could be extended to other regions.
Most participants commented on the lack of time provided for discussions and exercises.
For example, at a meeting of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, several participants commented that the Forum was critical for bringing together indigenous peoples to discuss issues of common importance.
Several participants commented on the importance of addressing illegal international traffic in chemicals and chemical wastes.
On the matter of involving other Member States and of reaching out to agencies, experts,and NGOs, several participants commented that, while there had been progress, the Security Council was still not doing enough to ensure transparency and inclusiveness.
Several participants commented on the need for more opportunities for strategic thinking.
In considering the Ministerial Statement, participants commented on a wide range of issues, which are summarized here below.
Some participants commented that the crisis was reinforcing existing inequalities within and between countries and between the sexes.
Concerning the restrictions on travel visas, participants commented that this often led migrants to look for alternative ways and contributed to trafficking.
Some participants commented on the wording"must continue to be" since it appeared to impose obligations on indigenous peoples.
On the frequency of consideration of agenda items andthe programme of work, some participants commented that current agendas tended to contain a number of items that were useful or"nice to know", but did not warrant annual or biannual consideration.
Participants commented that there was an insufficient level of coordination and collaboration between the United Nations organizations and the local authorities.
After the President had given an overview of the Commission's work,its working methods and its mandate, the participants commented on the extension of the Commission's mandate and the contacts that were being made by national figures with the de facto authority in the Gaza Strip with a view to the conduct of the investigation in that territory.
Participants commented on the continuing low number of women in political and decision-making fields and its impact on gender equality policies.
In addition, some participants commented that IMF governance and financing systems must be reformed and the regulatory framework overhauled.
Participants commented that United Nations agencies should provide advice and technical assistance to support local, regional and national implementation of the Declaration.
In the ensuing discussion, participants commented on the main findings of the EPR, providing some practical guidance on how to better implement the EPR recommendations.
Other participants commented that decentralization efforts should encompass community-based testing, not merely primary health care settings.
Some participants commented that, although they had wished the Task Force would continue, the decision would set up a more cost-effective manner to carry on with the work.
Several participants commented on the tendency for permanent and nonpermanent members to view questions about Council working methods from different perspectives.
Some participants commented on the lessons that may be drawn from the AR4 and the corresponding implications for the work of Parties under the Bali Action Plan.
Many participants commented on the continued underrepresentation of women in public life, in governance and in all areas of public decision-making.
Some participants commented that monetary stimulus had not delivered its expected outcome, with growing evidence that new flows of money had not reached the real economy.
Other participants commented that the opposite might in fact be the case and suggested to replace"wherever necessary" with"where indigenous languages may be eroded or lost.
Several participants commented on the issue and it was agreed that the provision of national accounts data to the UNSD will improve significantly with the new 1993 SNA questionnaire.
Some participants commented that their delegation benefited from having one or two key individuals who had served on the Council before, while others said they looked elsewhere for experienced advice and found it fairly readily.
Most participants commented that the Declaration was imbued with legal authority by virtue of the fact that it is rooted in equality and non-discrimination, principles well established under international law and international human rights law.
Several participants commented that the need to provide assistance to developing countries in the form of capital extended not only to assist in respect of problems related to balance of payments, but also for investment, particularly in the infrastructure needed for sustained development.
Several participants commented that significant financial means would be required to implement activities within the framework of the International Year, and that this would be an indication of the political will of States with regard to the Year.