Примеры использования Special representative stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Joint Special Representative stressed that he proposed to have agenda items(a) and(b) discussed in parallel.
While commending the admirable hospitality of the neighbours of the Syrian Arab Republic and the generous solidarity of the donor community,the Joint Special Representative stressed that these efforts would not provide a lasting solution to a catastrophe of this magnitude.
The Special Representative stressed that credible elections would greatly contribute to national reconciliation.
In the area of governance, during several meetings with Government representatives the Special Representative stressed the importance the international community attaches to respect for human rights, as well as transparency and accountability of Government.
The Special Representative stressed that the 19 persons appeared to have been deported for the peaceful expression of their political views.
While reporting limited progress in the fields of security guarantees, infrastructure rehabilitation andthe registration of returnees, the Special Representative stressed that both sides need to refrain from actions or statements that are detrimental to the re-emerging opportunities for pragmatic progress in the peace process.
The Special Representative stressed that greater attention to tackling the narcotics industry, including by international donors.
Concerning the future work of UNAMA, the Special Representative stressed that pending budget cuts might have an adverse impact on the work of UNAMA.
The Special Representative stressed that greater attention to tackling the narcotics industry, including by international donors, was also required.
In his discussions with the two leaders, my Special Representative stressed the need for the parties to focus on the final conclusion.
My Special Representative stressed the need for a functional parliament as essential for the legitimacy of the Transitional Federal Government.
In the consultations of the whole that followed, the Special Representative stressed the importance of a stable Government and the need for cutting off supply channels for extremist groups.
The Special Representative stressed that the United Nations country team and UNMIS were already providing many services within their current mandate.
At his meetings with both Iraqi andKuwait interlocutors, my Deputy Special Representative stressed that the use of science and technology and other innovative but cost-effective methods could be helpful in the search for the missing Kuwaiti and third-country nationals.
The Special Representative stressed the importance for all parties, including non-state actors, to respect the principles and provisions of the Convention.
In his meetings with representatives of concerned Governments and diplomats, my Special Representative stressed the need to harmonize their efforts and activities with those of UNAMIR in order to reach a successful conclusion of the Arusha peace agreement.
The Special Representative stressed the need to support educational infrastructure and economic reintegration as critical measures in preventing rerecruitment.
During the meetings, the Special Representative stressed the need to guarantee freedom of the press and access to State media by all candidates.
The Special Representative stressed that there was a serious need to improve border security, which was key to controlling the flow of weapons and persons across Libya's borders.
In his address on Iraq, my Special Representative stressed the need for neighbouring States to come together and find common ground on the way forward in Iraq.
The Special Representative stressed that the fight against impunity was crucial to put an end to grave violations against children and that further progress needed to be accomplished in that regard.
In all his discussions, my Special Representative stressed the importance of a broad-based approach, including political and economic initiatives, to improving the security environment.
The Special Representative stressed that political dialogue and national reconciliation in Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau and Togo would be important in ensuring that progress in the subregion would be lasting.
At the meeting, my Special Representative stressed the need for regional support to achieve peace and stability in Iraq and that all of Iraq's neighbours have a stake in the success of the Compact.
The Special Representative stressed that the United Nations had urged a swift and transparent investigation by the Government and would shortly publish the results of its own internal enquiry.
The Special Representative stressed that children have no place in conflict and urged all the parties to make a commitment to ending child recruitment and to immediately release all children associated with their forces.
The Special Representative stressed that, while the situation in the Temporary Security Zone remained stable, it was nevertheless still fragile and an escalation of tension might lead to a resumption of hostilities.
The Special Representative stressed the importance of a multidimensional approach to address the root causes of the Somalia conflict, while continuing military operations and supporting the Somali National Army.
The Special Representative stressed that transition encompassed accelerated Afghan leadership, responsibility in governance, rule of law, justice, development, and combating corruption.
The Special Representative stressed the need for long-term assistance to Guinea to support national reconciliation, rule of law, the development of national institutions, security sector reform and socio-economic development.