Примеры использования Some participants also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some participants also considered that all these elements should be present.
Recalling the assessment of FMCT verification costs conducted by the IAEA in 1994, some participants also suggested that an updated assessment would be timely.
Some participants also supported the use of such systems for sharing intelligence.
Some participants also said that issues of corruption in the public sector needed to be addressed.
Some participants also stressed that simple titles for the UNFF sessions("flagship themes") should be used.
Some participants also noted the potential role of public-sector entities as partners for foreign TNCs.
Some participants also highlighted the potential for UN regional economic commissions in this regard.
Some participants also highlighted the role of consumers in promoting sustainable practices in the fishing industry.
Some participants also suggested a periodic review and revision of the reference baseline e.g. every three years.
Some participants also stressed the fact that, in certain countries in the region, issues affecting ethnic groups were dealt with only by NGOs.
Some participants also pointed out that, in their countries, decision-making on education was highly decentralized.
Some participants also envisaged the possibility of the international community drafting a convention on education and human rights.
Some participants also requested that special attention should be paid to the specific needs of landlocked developing countries.
Some participants also noted practical differences regarding the marking of small arms versus the marking of light weapons.
Some participants also felt that the resources required could be better used to improve other, more significant, areas.
Some participants also stressed the need for transparency and inclusiveness in the convening of FAO meetings and workshops.
Some participants also pointed out that migration policies needed to take account of the impact of migration on family and societal structures.
Some participants also emphasized the important role played by identity fraud in terrorism and organized crime.
Some participants also noted the link between the lack of adequate transformation funds and the length of time allocated to, and the sense of urgency of, reforms.
Some participants also stressed the importance of economic growth in reducing poverty and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Some participants also underscored that sector-by-sector negotiations were a useful instrument to reflect developing country market access interests.
Some participants also noted that implications of both national approaches and subnational approaches should be further analysed and assessed when considering policy approaches.
Some participants also expressed the view that they were not merely chroniclers of events and violations, and that they were catalysts in a broader process of change.
Some participants also called for cancelling all LDC debt and for expanding the scope of the Highly Indebted Poor Countries Initiative to include more African countries.
Some participants also expressed the view that the right of an environmental NGO to address the court only in the case of infringement of the rights or legitimate interests of its members could be considered restrictive.
Some participants also noted that access to legal aid was a fundamental element in guaranteeing peasants access to justice and that women were often marginalized in that regard.
Some participants also called for increased engagement of indigenous peoples and related mechanisms in the ongoing processes related to indigenous peoples in the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Some participants also expressed the view that poverty was by definition a violation of human rights, and that therefore the guiding principles found their justification in the Charter of the United Nations.
Some participants also noted that, in some instances, decisions on some of the possible improvements would need to be taken by the CMP e.g. a process for appeals, and the selection and roles of members.
Some participants also called for the cancellation of all least developed country debt and the expansion of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative to address the debt problems of all least developed countries.