Примеры использования Speakers expressed support на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many speakers expressed support for the Thai initiative.
In commenting on the report before the Committee on the Department's publications, all speakers expressed support and appreciation for the many publications, as well as their firm belief in the importance of that type of output.
Speakers expressed support for the equity focus.
Several speakers expressed support for the work of the Joint Inspection Unit.
Speakers expressed support for the proposal to prepare a global evaluation plan linked to the new strategic plan.
Some speakers expressed support for legally binding controls on the movement of mercury.
All the speakers expressed support for the efforts of UNMIK towards fostering the rule of law in Kosovo.
Two speakers expressed support for greater coordination with the secretariats of multilateral environmental agreements.
Some speakers expressed support for the establishment of a specific UNODC anti-corruption legal assistance programme.
Several speakers expressed support for the excellent work of UNICEF in development, humanitarian and transition contexts.
Many speakers expressed support for the increased use of that modality, including through joint management.
Many speakers expressed support for the progress of UNDP towards achieving the gender-balance targets in the organization.
Speakers expressed support for efforts to strengthen the connection of the work of the Commission in Vienna with relevant discussions in New York.
Several speakers expressed support for the activities of UNODC to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users.
Speakers expressed support for the global programmes against trafficking in human beings, corruption and transnational organized crime.
Some speakers expressed support for the preparation of a template on international criminal justice education for the rule of law.
Many speakers expressed support for an increase in the membership of the Security Council in both the permanent and non-permanent categories.
Several speakers expressed support for the Blue Heart Campaign, which had increased public awareness worldwide of the issue of trafficking in persons.
Many speakers expressed support for establishing a matrix of needs and services that would be updated periodically rather than a list of priorities.
A number of speakers expressed support for the work done by UNODC to promote and support the ratification and implementation of the Firearms Protocol.
Speakers expressed support and encouragement for the prospect of Palestinian national development plans and voiced concerns regarding obstacles facing planning and development.
Some speakers expressed support for initiatives involving voluntary contributions and highlighted their value in targeting the specific needs of developing countries.
Several speakers expressed support for the application and the continued improvement of results-based planning and management and programme-level outcome reporting.
Speakers expressed support for the assistance provided by UNODC to States in reviewing domestic legislation and procedures and strengthening capacity to implement laws, rules and procedures.
Various speakers expressed support for efforts in the World Trade Organization to assist developing countries in strengthening capacity to handle trade finance instruments and build adequate trade finance institutions.
Other speakers expressed support for closer cooperation between law enforcement agencies in the exchange of information and operational intelligence so as to deal more effectively with the changing tactics of trafficking syndicates.
Several speakers expressed support for UNCTAD's role in assisting LDCs to achieve the goals of the Istanbul Programme of Action, particularly the goal of enabling half of LDCs to meet the criteria for graduation from that category by 2020.
While several speakers expressed support for the draft article, the view was expressed that a distinction should not have been made between direct and indirect injury but that, instead, the distinction between rights and interests of shareholders should have been taken as the reference point.
Several speakers expressed support for the development of a mechanism to review the implementation of the Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols, thus assisting States in improving their criminal justice responses and ensuring that human rights were upheld.
Several speakers expressed support for the new operational priorities of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the integrated approach to drugs and crime, placing both issues in the context of sustainable development and balanced prevention and enforcement activities.