Примеры использования Participants pointed out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Participants pointed out the importance of practical cooperation, in particular at the local level.
In that regard, some participants pointed out that the social impact of employment also deserved consideration.
Some participants pointed out that no work on expenditure was being undertaken.
With regard to coordination, participants pointed out that some developed countries have better mechanisms and higher capacity than do developing countries.
Some participants pointed out that development was not the primary task of peacekeeping operations.
During the general discussions, participants pointed out that land rights were linked to the very existence of indigenous peoples and not necessarily based on customary laws prior to colonization.
Some participants pointed out that it is essential to assess capacity-building needs.
When discussing technological issues, many participants pointed out that the introduction of networking and distributed processing(e.g. Internet, client-server, right-sizing) does not necessarily imply direct cost-savings.
Many participants pointed out the need for a clear definition of"research" or"scientific" purposes.
Several participants pointed out that Internet search engines are not compatible with statistical queries.
Several participants pointed out the need for specific capabilities, including engineering and aviation.
Other participants pointed out that given the cost factor involved, priorities for monitoring should be established.
Several participants pointed out that many developing countries remained vulnerable to external economic shocks.
Participants pointed out that proposals on structures depended on the future format of the International Arrangement on Forests.
Many participants pointed out that domestic resource mobilization was by far the main source of financing for development.
Other participants pointed out that further information could also be obtained under freedom-of-information legislation.
Some participants pointed out that the private market could make a greater contribution if the overall context was more favourable.
Several participants pointed out that within the context of the restructuring, financial and human resources should be a priority.
Some participants pointed out that closer international cooperation could facilitate additional foreign investment.
Several participants pointed out that the European Union was also providing support to reduce poverty in European transition economies.
Participants pointed out that cut-to-length systems were not only limited by big tree sizes but also by too small ones.
However, some participants pointed out that, while desirable, it may not always be politically feasible to undertake this type of assessment.
Several participants pointed out that these agreements could limit policy space and pose challenges on implementing development policies.
Participants pointed out that local institutions often continue to function, even if the State is weak or has disappeared completely.
The participants pointed out that geographical information systems represent an important methodological topic related to statistical information systems.
Several participants pointed out that indicators produced during the work of the Joint Task Force are now included in national statistical compilations.
Several participants pointed out that, whatever formula was finally adopted, monitoring the new instrument would require additional resources.
Participants pointed out that evidence-based policymaking and informed public debate require timely, reliable and easily accessible data and analysis.
Several participants pointed out that former recipient countries, particularly in Eastern Europe, were becoming donors and were also committed to increasing aid in the future.
Participants pointed out that reduced contracts for working parents, which are part of the legislation, are not always feasible for a working parent.