Примеры использования Several participants stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several participants stressed the importance of the application of theory.
Without denying the instrumental role of sufficient funding, several participants stressed the primordial role of modern managerial techniques and good corporate governance for successful restructuring.
Several participants stressed the importance of taking action on asbestos.
Responding to the drafting group report, several participants stressed the need to explore existing possibilities for a financial mechanism without ignoring the possibility of a new financial mechanism.
Several participants stressed the importance of implementing the Globally Harmonized System in their countries.
Several participants stressed that the Decade was coming to an end with only two articles of the declaration having been adopted.
Several participants stressed the need for information exchange and capacity-building to be factored into the strategy.
Several participants stressed, however, that sanctions committees should monitor closely the work of panels of experts.
Several participants stressed the need for an integrated approach to coordination at both the national and international levels.
Several participants stressed the need to look at the social factors behind crime, which required the broad participation of citizens.
Several participants stressed that SAICM should be a political statement, and not encompass legally binding agreements.
Several participants stressed that countries with economies in transition should be involved in development and integration into global economic systems.
Several participants stressed the importance of integrating agricultural development into industrial strategies to ensure inclusive growth.
Several participants stressed that experts are obliged to submit reports to the Commission on Human Rights and reports as specified in their mandate.
Several participants stressed the importance of eliminating unsustainable and trade-distorting subsidies, including harmful agricultural subsidies.
Several participants stressed the role of the host government in a TNC subsidiary's adoption of corporate governance disclosure practices.
Several participants stressed the importance of the principle of the progressive realization of certain rights, especially economic, social and cultural rights.
Several participants stressed the importance of having a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system.
Several participants stressed the importance of effective national legal frameworks, with adequate legislation and the capacity to support them.
Several participants stressed the importance of recognizing the essential role of indigenous people as the founders of our present agriculture and food systems.
Several participants stressed the importance of, and expressed their support for, monitoring data and the use of pollutant release and transfer registers.
Several participants stressed the need for Governments and the international community to address comprehensively the issue of inequality within and across countries.
Several participants stressed that damage to vulnerable marine ecosystems and the depletion of fish stocks were already evident and that recovery in some cases would take decades.
Several participants stressed that much capital has flown from developing to developed countries, creating negative net financial flows in the former.
Several participants stressed that the OST must be used as a baseline, and that future work must focus not only on its gaps, but rather how it can be improved.
Several participants stressed that the United Nations should play a more active role in developing new mechanisms to resolve problems between debtors and their creditors.
Several participants stressed that policy-making in developing and transition economies is restricted by conditionalities imposed by multilateral and bilateral donors.
Several participants stressed that the most important aspects to be taken into consideration were the dissemination of United Nations standards and norms in each State.
Several participants stressed that conceptions and models of trade that had been valid 10 years ago had already became outdated, due largely to the evolution of global supply chains.
Several participants stressed that the definition in draft Article 2 was the product of difficult negotiations and that there was great reluctance to re-open agreed language.