Примеры использования Speakers acknowledged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, all speakers acknowledged the difficulties in these areas.
Speakers acknowledged continuing improvements in the quality of UNICEF evaluations.
In addressing the substantive issues before the Committee, all speakers acknowledged the dynamic power of information in bringing the message of the United Nations- peace, democracy and development- to the world audience.
All speakers acknowledged the progress that had been made in improving organization's website.
Speakers acknowledged the achievements of the working group and the work of the co-chairs.
Some speakers acknowledged that the Convention(articles 26 and 27) could be the framework for discussion.
Speakers acknowledged that progress had been largely uneven and that concerted further initiatives were required.
Many speakers acknowledged that there was important progress made through the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action.
Several speakers acknowledged the ability of the Convention to serve as a framework for the effective provision of technical assistance.
Several speakers acknowledged that funding for alternative development was insufficient to meet the challenges ahead.
Most speakers acknowledged that there had been significant progress in the area of countering money-laundering since 1998.
The speakers acknowledged that Guinea-Bissau continued to face numerous challenges despite the praiseworthy efforts of the Government.
Speakers acknowledged the challenges being faced as a result of the decrease in general-purpose funds and the imbalance in the sources of funding.
Speakers acknowledged the need to develop a more accurate and effective response to violence against migrants, migrant workers and their families.
Many speakers acknowledged that the provision of information was a cross-cutting obligation that should be encouraged and assisted.
Many speakers acknowledged that novel technologies had created new opportunities for criminals and daunting challenges for criminal justice systems.
Speakers acknowledged the importance of ethics for the Information Society, which should foster justice, and the dignity of the human person.
Other speakers acknowledged the negative role that poverty, social exclusion and the lack of prospects played in increasing vulnerability to drug abuse.
Several speakers acknowledged that it was premature to negotiate an international legal instrument dealing with high-technology and computer-related crime.
Speakers acknowledged that the Mechanism had enabled States parties to benefit from each other's experience by means of the country reviews.
Some speakers acknowledged the importance of information technology solutions to assist FIUs in the analysis of suspicious transaction reports.
Speakers acknowledged the importance of gathering accurate and complete information on the implementation of the Convention, particularly chapter II, and on typologies of corruption.
Speakers acknowledged the role of United Nations agencies in facilitating the exchange, collation and dissemination of data at the regional and global levels.
Other speakers acknowledged that the E10's knowledge of particular issues and the regional context was very important to the effective functioning of the Council.
Speakers acknowledged the valuable role that civil society actors and non-governmental organizations have played, and will continue to play, in advancing implementation;
Speakers acknowledged the need to provide UNODC with a level of resources commensurate with its mandate and the leading role it played in providing technical assistance.
Speakers acknowledged that the Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols provided an effective and comprehensive framework for combating organized crime.
Several speakers acknowledged the increased level of global trafficking in precursors, in particular ephedrine, pseudoephedrine and ephedra, used to manufacture methamphetamine.
Several speakers acknowledged the increasing sophistication of transnational organized crime and its negative impact on the rule of law, peace, security and development.
Several speakers acknowledged the weight of the multi-faceted burden borne by many developing countries, which willingly host large numbers of refugees, often for many years.