Примеры использования Special representative underlined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2006 the Special Representative underlined that the work of human rights defenders was difficult and risky.
At the same time, while cautioning that the country still faced numerous challenges, the Special Representative underlined in particular the need for addressing the underlying causes that had resulted in post-election violence 18 months previously.
The Special Representative underlined the challenging task of monitoring political violence with the approach of the elections.
Introducing the report of the Secretary-General on UNAMID(S/2012/548), the Joint Special Representative underlined that the signatories of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur and the international community are responsible for the full application of its provisions.
My Special Representative underlined to the President the importance of the investigations mandated by the Security Council in its resolution 1704 2006.
Mr. Ouch Borith(Cambodia), commenting on the report of the Special Representative, underlined that after 20 years of war, violence and destruction, Cambodia was currently becoming a modern democratic society, as attested by the elections of 1993, 1998 and July 2003.
The Special Representative underlined that the improvement of the security situation in Liberia was not only a question of security sector reform, but was also one of enhancing reconciliation and implementing structural political changes.
The Special Representative underlined the recent stabilization, with the appointment of Ramos Horta as Prime Minister, and the many challenges lying ahead.
The Special Representative underlined the importance of inclusive national dialogue to initiate a reintegration and disarmament process and to build consensus on the future of Libya.
The Special Representative underlined the need to obtain real-time, actionable information and to provide specific training to peacekeepers to better protect civilians.
My Deputy Special Representative underlined the need for Iraq to show results and renewed the commitment of UNAMI to working closely with the Iraqi authorities on this.
The Special Representative underlined the deteriorating security situation, while at the same time noting that progress on reconstruction and development was going on in most parts of the country.
The Special Representative underlined the importance of keeping up the momentum in the efforts by the Provisional Institutions of Self-Government to maintain progress in standards implementation.
The Special Representative underlined that since his last report to the Council, Al-Shabaab had suffered significant reverses and that the political process had moved forward.
In Bangui, my Special Representative underlined the necessity for all parties to stand against violence, work together constructively in the context of the transition and prepare for the timely holding of elections.
The Special Representative underlined the importance of renewal of the regional action plan against organized crime and drug trafficking adopted by UNOWA, and of putting into force a regional strategy against piracy.
The Special Representative underlined the importance of carrying forward the efforts in the disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration process, the withdrawal of all foreign forces, and the complete demilitarization of Kisangani.
The Special Representative underlined the progress achieved through the electoral process, but stressed the challenges, relating notably to security sector reform, justice and accountability and internally displaced persons.
The Special Representative underlined that determination and persistence would be needed to sustain the spirit of compromise and mutual respect as both sides carried their agreement forward and implemented it in accordance with the plan signed on 22 May.
The Special Representative underlined the need for the United Nations to maintain a dialogue with the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and to aim for a flexible, gradual withdrawal of the peacekeeping mission, based on the attainment of set benchmarks.
The Special Representative underlined the progress achieved through the electoral process, but stressed that greater efforts were needed to confront the challenges ahead, notably those relating to security sector reform, justice and accountability and internally displaced persons.
My Deputy Special Representative underlined to the Turkish Cypriot leader that the objective of the United Nations at Vienna had been to seek from the Turkish Cypriot side clear answers on the United Nations map of the fenced area of Varosha and on the United Nations ideas concerning access to and from it, and that on neither matter had a positive reply been forthcoming.
The Special Representative underlines the importance of the right of all people to return to their homes and calls on the international community and the political leaders in Kosovo to facilitate the return of Albanians, Serbs and members of other minority communities to their homes in Kosovo.
The Special Representative also underlined Cambodia's need for a sound Law on the Status of Judges and Prosecutors.
As underlined by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, one of the constraints on UNMIBH was that it did not have access to guaranteed funding for priority projects.
Several delegations expressed support for the Guiding Principles elaborated by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, and underlined the usefulness of this approach for the topic.
The Economic Community of West African States underlined the positive cooperation between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and the regional organizations.
My Special Representative and CIAT underlined that article 71 of the Constitution states that if one candidate does not win an absolute majority of the votes in the first round, the Independent Electoral Commission would"proceed" to the second round within 15 days, i.e., first steps must be taken to organize the elections.
The assessment mission confirmed in that regard that all stakeholders accepted and underlined the importance of my Special Representative's certification role in guaranteeing the credibility and transparency of the electoral process, including the voters list and the results of the elections.
In a separate debate of the Council focusing on children and armed conflict, the Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral on this issue underlined the need and the urgency of the international community to find a way to provide more systematic protection and practical support to the millions of persons, most of whom are women and children, presently displaced within their own national borders.