在 英语 中使用 One delegate noted 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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One delegate noted the particular problems of small States.
In the same vein, one delegate noted that the dialogue between civilizations, initiated by UNESCO, should be further encouraged.
One delegate noted that developing countries in Asia had recovered more quickly than developed countries.
One delegate noted that the economies of Latin America were different and each should be treated individually.
One delegate noted that violence had never solved any problems, and that stability in the Middle East was vital to world peace.
One delegate noted the fall in donations from donor countries and said more focus should be paid to avoiding duplication of efforts.
One delegate noted that forecasters often systematically underestimate oil prices, which is not good for investment in the oil sector.
One delegate noted that further impact assessment of the commodities programme in countries was important to gauge its effectiveness.
One delegate noted that the core resources of the Special Unit had actually declined even as the demands on it had grown in recent years.
One delegate noted that UNCTAD' s activities in Africa were aligned with national and regional development programmes and were demand-driven.
One delegate noted that it was often public-sector entities that had the necessary absorptive capacity to benefit from the relationship with TNCs.
One delegate noted that the creation of jobs in countries of origin is a critical step in enhancing the social dimension of development and migration.
One delegate noted that developing countries needed to identify their needs and priorities to enable their effective participation in WTO negotiations.
One delegate noted that the documents advanced by the secretariat sometimes did not fully reflect the discussions that took place at intergovernmental meetings.
One delegate noted that, in a broad sense, the CBF could be taken as the input and high-quality corporate reporting could be taken as the output of the system.
One delegate noted that the subjects dealt with at the expert meeting were topical, relevant to international events, and particularly pertinent to LDCs and LLDCs.
One delegate noted that experts participated in their own personal capacity at such meetings, and that the outcomes of the meetings should therefore be seen in that perspective.
One delegate noted that accounting and disclosure issues were not problems just for developing countries, and that therefore the issue had to be seen in a broader context.
One delegate noted that users of corporate information needed to be trained to understand corporate reports, and that this aspect needed to be reflected in the assessment tool.
One delegate noted that in his region, some countries that did not have stock exchanges were requiring all enterprises to implement full IFRS- regardless of their size.
One delegate noted that there was no clear evidence of a causal link between liberalization of the foreign investment environment and relaxation of the quality of labour standards.
One delegate further noted that a group of member States had therefore held internal discussions on the draft fundraising strategy.
One delegate also noted a need for regional approaches and harmonization of efforts, especially when countries had a small domestic market.
One delegate further clarified this point by noting that size and structure were important and that only SMEs of a certain size could benefit from linkage programmes.
One delegate expressed concerns about the size of the sample for the interviews, noting that it had included only 10 out of the 194 member States.
One delegate felt that requiring SMEs to provide explanatory notes would be too burdensome.
The issuing of competition advisory notes addressing a specific anti-competitive concern was cited by one delegate as one of the means for effective competition advocacy to government and sector regulators.
One of the delegates noted with concern that the Special Adviser had not yet been appointed and urged the Secretary-General to appoint the Special Adviser in the near future.
The Chairman noted that the eighth session of the AGBM would be its final one and he stressed that delegates should come with mandates to negotiate in earnest.
Some delegates noted that the evaluation was one of the most important reports before the Fifth Committee.