Exemples d'utilisation de Should be underscored en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It should be underscored that in terms of the Canadian common law, the.
In this regard, the words“additional costs” should be underscored.
It should be underscored that the IDF was operating in sovereign Israeli territory.
The importance of the regional dimension in the area of technical assistance should be underscored.
It should be underscored, however, that a developed plan does not equal preparedness.
American officials have said that there is excellent co-operation, and this should be underscored.
It should be underscored that UNFPA will honour all previous commitments made to individual countries.
Bearing in mind the Committee's Concluding Observations, cooperation in the field of law enforcement should be underscored.
It should be underscored that a national sustainable development strategy is a process requiring continuous learning.
Brussels has accepted United States policy toward Cuba but, it should be underscored, this is a policy that is at its core anti-European.
It should be underscored that this was a peaceful reconstruction process- the result of democratic dialogue.
When considering recommendations for achieving the objectiveof nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, it should be underscored that nuclear disarmament is the highest priority, as established by the first special session of the General Assembly on disarmament.
It should be underscored that the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) and reproductive health are inextricably linked.
Though supplementary funds are a valuable source of much-needed resources for development, it should be underscored that regular resources are the bedrock of the Fund's programme operations and are essential for maintaining the universal and multilateral nature of its work.
It should be underscored that UNFPA greatly values its growing partnerships with civil society within the PRSP process.
In support of the current prevailing strategy, which confirms the need to‘make the transition from viewing FGM as a social, health or religious issue,to the acknowledgement that FGM is a human rights violation that should be addressed in a rights-based approach'(No Peace Without Justice, 2008), it should be underscored that while FGM is certainly a rights issue, it is not necessarily a legal issue.
Finally, it should be underscored that data regarding employment up until 1999 do not reflect the reaction that has occurred this year.
While the mandate for the present report focused on the right to privacy, it should be underscored that other rights also may be affected by mass surveillance, the interception of digital communications and the collection of personal data.
It should be underscored that although all the States that voted against it are today party to the Treaty, there remain States that still do not adhere to it.
They do not cover allaspects of countries' experiences, however, and it should be underscored that the successful adoption of electronic data-collection technologies is dependent on numerous contextual and operational factors and adapting approaches in the light of institutional strengths and weaknesses.