Примеры использования Participants felt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In general, on adaptation approaches, participants felt that.
Most participants felt that a more frequent review was needed.
Specific issues could also be included in the training material;for example, participants felt that WTO negotiations could have formed a more important component of Module III.
Participants felt mainly that their role was as participant or guide.
In general there was support for an early season risk assessment conducted jointly by WHO/Europe and ECDC, but participants felt that additional risk assessments should be performed only in exceptional situations.
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The participants felt that the proposed amnesty measure was indispensable and urgent.
The Chairman of the Subcommittee expressed his desire to work with delegates andthe Office for Outer Space Affairs to ensure that all participants felt that their time at meetings was well spent.
Some participants felt that a treaty might not be the best solution in any case.
There were requests for further information on trade anddevelopment issues that concern particular developing countries and/or regions as some participants felt that examples of development objectives were limited to particular developing countries.
The participants felt that CRF table Summary 1.B provided useful information to reviewers.
On the role of the private sector, participants felt that complex issues necessitate multi-stakeholders methodologies.
Participants felt that there was a need for both formal rules and procedures and informal practices.
As a result, several participants felt that they could not adequately discuss it at the present meeting.
Participants felt that they had provided a useful tool for discussion and building common understandings.
In any case, many participants felt that no new regional process should be created in the framework of the International Arrangement on Forests.
Participants felt that multi-stakeholder participation could help mitigate the effects of globalization.
While many of the participants felt that liability beyond the crediting period should be clearly defined, there were differing views on who should be held liable.
Participants felt that regional associations should play a more important role in human rights issues in general.
During the event,"some participants felt that simply reaffirming codes of conduct does not provide any further illumination over important details of their scope and meaning.
Participants felt that the Forum had achieved its objectives of discussing critical and emerging issues and exchanging experiences.
The participants felt that some of the current fiduciary standards may constitute an obstacle to direct access.
Some participants felt that the report of the Secretary-General should have placed stronger emphasis on human rights.
Some participants felt that the response to the transition and to the rapid pace of new construction had been slow.
Some participants felt that an updating of the guidelines on the relationship between special procedures and OHCHR could be helpful.
Most participants felt that such a comprehensive approach was needed to provide the means necessary to achieve targets.
Participants felt that macro-economic considerations held the key to successful restructuring of the energy market in their countries.
Participants felt that school networking and distance learning were essential to broadening access to the information society.
Several participants felt that the Preamble should contain an explicit reference to the right of everyone not to be subjected to enforced disappearance.
Most participants felt that the median is the preferred basis for measuring GPG, but the measure based on the mean is more frequently available.
The participants felt that, by working together, regional and international organizations could have a major impact upon their broader constituencies.