Примеры использования Speaker underlined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One speaker underlined the importance of the initiative A Promise Renewed.
Regarding the development of credible andeffective regional human rights mechanisms, the speaker underlined the importance of the political will of the Governments involved, as well as that of pressure and support from civil society.
One speaker underlined the need for UNDP to concentrate on capacity-building in Zimbabwe.
With regard to non-core funding, one speaker underlined that cost-sharing programmes were a prime example of how UNDP could serve as a catalyst, facilitator and adviser.
The speaker underlined the imperative need for donor countries to fulfil their commitments and expressed confidence that the efforts by the Palestinian Authority, Israel and the donor countries to help to ensure the realization of the various assistance pledges would overcome the obstacles to development.
Another speaker underlined the need to have the necessary documentation available on time.
Another speaker underlined the need to have documentation well in advance of the meeting.
One speaker underlined the importance of looking at issues from the perspective of the country level.
Another speaker underlined the need for parity among the six official languages of the United Nations.
One speaker underlined that the principle of national ownership also applied to the establishment of offices.
One speaker underlined the importance of ensuring that women are fully represented in the quadrennial comprehensive policy review.
Another speaker underlined the need for continued presentations of strategic evaluations by UNDP or UNFPA throughout the year.
Another speaker underlined the value of developing"train-the-trainer" courses to effectively promote corruption prevention activities.
One speaker underlined the value of public-private partnerships as essential to the fight against organized crime and terrorism.
Another speaker underlined that without the required resources or the efforts to increase delivery, the organization could not succeed in its mission.
Another speaker underlined the need to ensure the highest standards of integrity and efficiency within the United Nations system.
One speaker underlined the role of the Tumen River development project in harmonizing and reducing customs barriers and promoting investments.
Another speaker underlined the need for the Executive Board to provide guidance on the format and contents of the documentation for regional cooperation frameworks.
The speaker underlined that the most important goal for the project at this stage is to find an acceptable solution for the major methodological problems of the presented design.
In addition, the speaker underlined the importance of consulting victims' associations to gain their support for the efforts to reduce the use of incarceration.
The speaker underlined the success of the Bamako Initiative in spite of a difficult environment and said that the whole issue of sustainability was crucial.
Finally, one speaker underlined the need to organize in States of origin public awareness campaigns about the dangers of trafficking in persons.
The speaker underlined the need for an effective and coordinated policy response by Governments that made sustainable development the centre of national and global policies.
One speaker underlined the diversity in existing criminal justice education programmes and the value of experience from national, regional and international contexts.
The speaker underlined that some UNODC projects were funded through the Trust Fund, such as projects on protection of victims and witnesses of trafficking in persons and of violence against women.
One speaker underlined that the Convention and its Protocols constituted a complex normative framework and that attention should focus on information collection rather than review of implementation.
One speaker underlined that almost half of the cost-sharing in his region was utilized for social reform, a factor that should be taken into account when looking at the funding mechanism.
One speaker underlined the importance of allowing victims of trafficking in persons sufficient time for reflection and recovery before deciding whether to cooperate with the authorities.
Furthermore, one speaker underlined the key role of the presiding officer in the drafting of agreed conclusions, while another stated that it should be the member States who produce the draft negotiating text.
The speaker underlined the need for the international community to fine-tune its responses to the victims of transnational organized crime, with the full participation of civil society and the media.