Примеры использования Speakers described на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several speakers described the process in their countries or regions.
A number of speakers mentioned the tightening of controls, including by taking action against the sale of chemicals through Internet pharmacies;other speakers described steps taken by their Governments to revise regulations with regard to requiring verification of parties to obtain export and import authorization.
Many speakers described the particular challenges that they were facing in their own countries.
Several speakers described their own experience and the challenges they had faced in cooperation.
Many speakers described legislative measures that had been taken in order to criminalize trafficking in persons.
Several speakers described the activities and approaches of partnerships in which they were involved.
A number of speakers described activities in their countries to promote global ozone day on 16 September.
Many speakers described their domestic system for public procurement and its interplay with the competition law.
Other speakers described various technical assistance programmes that they were delivering in support of capacity-building in other States.
Many speakers described implementation of the initiative in Rwanda as an important component of the implementation of the Bali Strategic Plan.
Some speakers described problems and successes in their own countries and at the regional level in dealing with negative environmental trends.
Several speakers described the challenges faced in the implementation of the conventions in the context of national law, especially in destination States.
Many speakers described children's opinion polls and elections, as well as children's parliaments and other forums where their voices can be heard.
A number of speakers described the expansion of activities related to NPAs during 1993, including major developments in empowerment through local plans of action.
Despite what speakers described as the weaknesses of the Istanbul Programme of Action, there would also be opportunities, which should be used by all stakeholders.
A number of speakers described measures taken by their Governments to that end; some referred to the establishment of procedures for non-conviction-based confiscation.
Speakers described measures taken by their Governments to combat cybercrime and noted the challenges involved in investigating and prosecuting cybercrime.
Several speakers described attacks against journalists as attacks not only against the journalist as an individual, but also against the right of all people to seek, receive and impart information.
Speakers described their experience in furthering national anti-corruption measures as both recipients and providers of technical assistance, including through bilateral and regional cooperation.
Several speakers described the successes achieved, as well as the difficulties encountered, in harmonizing the Convention and the Protocols thereto into their national legislation and policies.
Some speakers described international conferences, summits and events hosted by their Governments, which had aided in the development of joint approaches towards combating all forms of criminality.
Several speakers described measures taken by their Governments to implement the legal regime against terrorism, including the ratification of existing international legal instruments related to terrorism.
The speakers described how the internet is being used to give men safer sex and other health information, or to provide a safe social networking space for those living with HIV.
Several speakers described national efforts for drug prevention and the treatment of drug dependence and noted that the delivery of services in that regard needed to be based on scientific evidence and to respect human rights.
Some speakers described the progress that their States had made in seeking to address the issue of trafficking in firearms with regard to legislation, firearm marking, and import and export control.
Some speakers described experiences in their countries with stronger law enforcement measures, including accelerated criminal procedures to suppress urban crime, especially serious crime threatening public order.
Several speakers described action at the national and regional levels to counter terrorism, including steps taken by their Governments to ratify and implement the existing international and regional instruments relating to terrorism.
Many speakers described national measures to implement the legal regime against terrorism, including steps taken by their Governments to ratify existing international and regional legal instruments related to terrorism.
Among many signs of what several speakers described as a more mature discussion than we have had previously is that no challenge was made to the basic scientific conclusions that bring us together in the Convention and the Kyoto Protocol.
A number of speakers described the efforts of their countries to define and prohibit all forms of violence against women, including against women migrant workers, through national penal codes or specific laws on violence against women or on family matters.