Примеры использования Several experts noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several experts noted the interconnectedness of many of the concepts examined.
While there was no consensus on the usefulness of performance requirements, several experts noted the importance of distinguishing between mandatory and voluntary performance requirements.
Several experts noted that in many countries there is a lack of coherence between FDI policies and science and technology policies.
While recognizing the potential of EMS to help reduce the environmental impacts of an organization's activities, several experts noted that their governments had not yet adopted a position towards ISO 14001, for example, in the context of public policy.
Several experts noted that the development of new commodity exchanges(e.g. for African countries) could greatly help in this regard.
Finally, regarding procurement issues, several experts noted that merit-based evaluation required considering the issue of free code as a merit in itself.
Several experts noted that the promotion of equity and cost-effectiveness in the implementation of MEAs are key objectives of positive measures.
Among positive measures to achieve sustainable development, several experts noted that access to information is an important factor to promote scientific research and the development of bio-industries in the private sector in developing countries.
Several experts noted that both FDI and official development assistance(ODA) could be effective in facilitating transfer of technology in general.
In addition to the advantages of predictability in the international trading system, several experts noted the economic argument for opening up service markets for workers with all levels of skills, namely gains in productivity on account of their movement from their home to their host country.
Several experts noted that such packages could and should be tailored to the needs of developing countries as well as to the specific objectives they are aimed at achieving.
In the following discussion, several experts noted that the proposal was more than an adaptation to the provisions of Regulation No. 13-H and it should be considered as a new proposal, given the implications on the development of braking systems.
Several experts noted that in many economies SMEs faced great difficulty in accessing finance, particularly when they were unable to provide collateral.
In the following discussion several experts noted the importance of the standardization work and stressed the responsibility of WP.29/GRRF for the final regulatory prescriptions and the Type Approval authorities for certifying that requirements were met.
Several experts noted that the discussion need not be a polarized one, and that FOSS and proprietary software could and often did co-exist in the same IT environment.
Several experts noted that the selection of technologies is a multi-criteria process involving a balance between environmental, economic, technical, financial and social considerations.
Several experts noted that in any process for provisional arrest and waiver, it was necessary to achieve an appropriate balance between ensuring the availability of the person for surrender and protecting individual rights.
Several experts noted that the practice of denying extradition in cases involving the death penalty posed significant obstacles to effective extradition and to the negotiation of extradition treaties. The necessity to find workable solutions to this problem was highlighted.
Several experts noted that emerging middle-income developing economies had recovered faster from the crisis than developed markets. Only a few years before the recent crisis, there were doubts about the sustainability of emerging markets' growth.
Several experts noted that because of the general trend towards the privatization of state mining companies and the more open attitudes of countries towards foreign investment, the role of the Fund needed to be reappraised in the context of those broad developments.
Several experts noted, however, that more work was needed to examine the extent to which FDI and ODA had effectively contributed to the transfer of ESTs, particularly technologies which address global environmental problems such as climate change.
Several experts noted the importance of an appropriate entrepreneurship education"ecosystem", such as strategic partnership between the private sector, schools and government, without which no innovative entrepreneurial learning would be possible.
At the same time, several experts noted that many States faced serious constitutional, legal and practical problems in allowing for the extradition of nationals, so that it was not realistic to expect the abolition of that ground for refusal in the near future.
Several experts noted that in order for the international community to"keep up" with the criminal elements operating nationally and internationally, the speed and efficiency of means and channels of communication between States, with respect to international cooperation, had to be enhanced.
Several experts noted that this could be done by enhancing the capabilities of developing countries, both to add value to biodiversity resources and to compete in the emerging markets for these resources, while improving the functioning of those markets.
Several experts noted the difficulty of differentiating between intentional misuse and misuse arising from approved offlabel use, non-registered use and lack of understanding on how a given chemical could be used safely.
Several experts noted, as stated in paragraph 28 in the conclusions and recommendations section of the report, the issue of the diversion of legally transferred weapons in the absence of the implementation of adequate international standards because such diversion could give rise to illicit trade.
Several experts noted the important role of the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) Subcommittee on Water Resources as a mechanism for addressing duplication; one expert suggested it direct greater attention to aspects of integration and definition of strategic directions.
Several experts noted that considerable progress had been made in rehabilitating and further expanding the physical transit transport infrastructures with regard to railways, roads and ports and airports, but that the major constraint remained the inadequacy of financial and human resources to maintain them.
Several experts noted the importance of promoting a portfolio of sustainable technologies, including efficient stoves and ovens; the improved use of charcoal; promoting the use of solar dryers, solar lighting and wind power; the development of biogas; and enhanced access to mini-electricity grids.