Примеры использования Speaker cited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another speaker cited the importance of family empowerment, convergence of services and collaboration with the private sector.
In connection with this expanded role for the Council, the speaker cited, as an example of good progress, the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict.
One speaker cited the numbers of jobs created in various"green" sectors in different countries.
One speaker cited the need for resident coordinators to be impartial and to function as a partner with others in the system.
The speaker cited the clear advantages of the regional programme, particularly in a region in which countries cooperated well together.
The speaker cited a number of valuable initiatives, including handbooks and workshops, that had been undertaken by the institutes over the past year.
A speaker cited human rights, the protection of civilians in armed conflict, working methods and women and peace and security as examples.
One speaker cited General Assembly resolution 42/211, in which the General Assembly had requested non-core funding to be integrated coherently in UNDP.
Another speaker cited the excellent work carried out by UNICEF in the area of nutrition, and suggested a stronger emphasis on prevention of malnutrition and hygiene.
Another speaker cited the programme's attention to advocacy and its well-articulated programme areas including malaria prevention, nutrition and immunization.
The speaker cited strengthened United Nations operational activities, the growing importance of regional activities, and enhanced collaboration between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions as positive developments.
Another speaker cited the programme's strong linkages to peacebuilding, the priority given to girls' development and the focus on collaboration with United Nations agencies and the United Nations Integrated Office.
Another speaker cited such challenges as the difficulty of reconciling programme objectives; the lack of indicators for all priorities; different guidance from headquarters from each agency; and the weak interest of the Bretton Woods institutions.
The speaker cited rates of child abuse and of intimate partner violence in the nine States participating in the Survey, and called for attention to be paid to victims' perceptions of intimate partner violence and to the percentage of women experiencing marital violence.
The speaker cited such successes as the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, the revitalization of maternity hospital networks through the country, the achievement of full coverage of the interactive learning programme in primary schools and increased support to better child care practices for vulnerable groups.
The speaker cited numerous examples of such attempts by the United Kingdom, including fisheries police activities in the South Atlantic, seismic hydrocarbon surveying, countermeasures to prevent direct contacts and communications with the Malvinas Islands, the recent upgrading of the British naval base in the Malvinas Islands, and attempts to send illegal representatives of the Malvinas Islands to international organizations.
Another speaker, citing the global financial crisis, called for greater emphasis on development.
Other speakers cited UNDP cooperation with regard to the country's transition, democratization, social protection and environmental sustainability.
Some speakers cited what they considered to be an unfair burden-sharing among donors, with concentration among only a few at the highest levels.
Many speakers cited the importance of measures to prevent the need for flight and to enhance preparedness as another aspect of responsibility sharing.
Several speakers cited modernization of the voting system in the General Assembly as an important subject that could lead to a specific outcome.
Several speakers cited hydrocarbon-based chemicals as promising alternatives in the refrigerant sector, and called for efforts to develop further them and other alternatives.
Speakers cited promising studies that were starting to emerge on the contribution that active mobility promotion could make to the development of a green economy and in the creation of new jobs.
Several speakers cited the message from the Chairman of ACABQ to that effect, relayed by the Chairman of the Executive Board that morning.
Speakers cited areas where UN-Women could make positive progress: enhancing women's economic empowerment, building national capacity and addressing gender-based violence, especially in conflict situations.
Some speakers cited the importance of taking concrete measures to ensure that core resources did not subsidize activities funded by earmarked contributions.
The report was well received, with speakers citing the useful format and the general progress shown in complying with the recommendations of the Board of Auditors.
Speakers cited the programme's emphasis on integrated community development, but one delegation appealed for priority to be given to improving the status of women and girls, which it said was neglected in Bangladesh.
Several speakers cited the strengthened UNICEF performance in the area of child protection, including in conflict situations, but agreed that future improvements were needed, including a stronger emphasis on promoting the rights of children with disabilities and preventing discrimination against them.
Among the major constraints on South-South cooperation, several speakers cited the lack of a coherent strategy or structure within which national focal points for technical cooperation among developing countries could operationalize cooperation.