Примеры использования Speakers agreed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several other speakers agreed with that approach.
The speakers agreed that the impact of PPPs should be measured.
With regard to environmental aspects, speakers agreed on the fact that environmental threats were caused directly and indirectly by the cultivation of illicit crops.
Speakers agreed that the challenges faced in these areas vary among countries due to a diversity of underlying reasons.
Several speakers agreed that open debates are not living up to their potential.
Speakers agreed on the need for ongoing and improved surveillance of noncommunicable diseases, their risk factors and outcomes.
Furthermore, all speakers agreed that it was vital to counteract negative perceptions about the United Nations so prevalent in many minds today.
Speakers agreed that moving out of the current crisis required the coordination of growth-enhancing macroeconomic policies.
In the ensuing discussion, all speakers agreed that civil society had an important role to play in the fight against corruption, the Conference and its subsidiary bodies.
The speakers agreed that different types of SMEs required different approaches.
All speakers agreed that Russia's experience of extremism is complicated.
Several speakers agreed that the functional autonomy of the information component should be preserved.
Many speakers agreed with the sentiment echoed in the debate that progress for women is progress for all.
Other speakers agreed with the report that SWAps should be more outcome-oriented.
Most speakers agreed on the need to take urgent action at all levels to deal with the following priority health issues.
Most speakers agreed with the urgent need to protect civilians more effectively, systematically and proactively.
Speakers agreed that an informed public was a less frightened public and that open discussions of the problem would be very useful.
Other speakers agreed that, while Secretariat reports were of high quality, there was no substitute for seeing the situation on the ground.
Speakers agreed that respect for the human rights of victims was a fundamental principle in all action against trafficking in persons.
Many speakers agreed that summary records should be abolished, with a number suggesting that they be retained for the annual session only.
Speakers agreed that the Security Council's worst failures in 2012 had been in the Syrian Arab Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Speakers agreed on the need for an effective health system, which has benefits for all areas of health, not only non-communicable diseases.
Most speakers agreed with the Administrator that the role of UNDP needed to be enhanced in special development situations without creating a new mandate.
Speakers agreed that integrated approaches based on community-level actions would enhance the relevance of the Initiative.
Other speakers agreed that, given that the Working Group was slated to meet only twice, more information might well be needed prior to the second meeting.
Speakers agreed that providing technical assistance to countries in need was a critical element of concerted international efforts against corruption.
Speakers agreed that this was a phenomenon found in developed and developing countries alike, and that girls were extremely vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
Other speakers agreed that that was an important issue, and several noted that there was currently a big push to look at environmental issues related to ICT.
Some speakers agreed that the enhancement of law enforcement cooperation to combat corruption should be a priority issue for States parties.
All speakers agreed on the important role of public information in United Nations peacekeeping operations, especially in the troop-contributing countries.