Примеры использования Participants pointed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Participants pointed to the various important principles enshrined in the VDPA.
To lessen the chance of future crises, participants pointed to the need for an early warning system.
Participants pointed to a number of challenges in developing migration profiles.
During the discussions, participants pointed to the lack of multilateral norms regarding WMD delivery means.
Participants pointed to the need for balance between future disciplines and the right to regulate.
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With regard to investment in Africa, participants pointed to the need for African countries to create an enabling environment.
Some participants pointed to a lack of understanding of probabilistic tailored information;
Report and the interventions of many participants pointed to the existence of a wide gap between legislation and its implementation in all areas of the Beijing Platform for Action.
Participants pointed to a need to strengthen national institutions to ensure early delivery of NAPAs.
In addition, the participants pointed to the need for the national parliament, the executive branch and the United Nations to have a vision.
Participants pointed to the need for common and agreed standards for ETO formats in order to facilitate processing.
Awareness and accessibility: participants pointed to the importance of ensuring that all stakeholders were aware of the range of existing sources of finance and inkind assistance that were available to help them meet their commitments and needs;
Participants pointed to the need to develop data requirements for each hazard scenario and to make those scenarios available to the regional network.
Several participants pointed to the importance of regions and subregions in the process.
Several participants pointed to the need to make the Bretton Woods institutions more participatory.
The participants pointed the necessity to expand the relations between countries in hi-tech sectors.
Some participants pointed to the need to focus on local service delivery for women and girls.
Many participants pointed to the need for a properly customized and phased approach to development cooperation.
Many participants pointed to the fact that the global context had changed considerably since the Monterrey Conference.
Participants pointed to emerging social issues, including the importance of problems related to the spread of HIV/AIDS and illegal drug use.
The participants pointed to the need for more cooperation, coherence and consistency among different international economic organizations.
Participants pointed to the key role of families and societies in supporting women's and girls' career choices and advancement in STEM.
Several participants pointed to the importance of integrating chemical safety into national and international policies and programmes, such as poverty reduction.
Participants pointed to the gender imbalance in the United Nations Secretariat and called for an increase in the percentage of women in high-level posts.
Participants pointed to the need for further and continuous training on various practical aspects of the NAP process considering its complex and long-term nature.
Participants pointed to improvements such as a larger and wider funding base and better support to help Governments to make successful funding applications;
Participants pointed to the important role that small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) could play as an interface between development policy, foreign investment and poverty alleviation.
Several participants pointed to the need to establish clear guidelines and objective criteria for the selection of non-reporting States whose situation would be examined by the Committee.
Several participants pointed to the emerging practice of treaty bodies, particularly the Human Rights Committee, to require reporting on issues highlighted in the concluding observations.
Some participants pointed to the link between improvements in governance and institutional arrangements of the Executive Board of the clean development mechanism(CDM) and the question of privileges and immunities.