Examples of using Another delegate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Another delegate thanked the Chair of the Advisory Body for his report.
The regional perspective on Mali had been very helpful, concurred another delegate.
Another delegate specified that it would be advisable to follow a more pragmatic approach.
In that context,one delegation requested that the current success be kept on track while another delegate looked forward to continued acceleration of the exercise.
Another delegate said that she was glad to see the Public Symposium becoming a recurrent event.
Another delegate raised the question of what the difference was between the right to development and.
Another delegate raised the question of what the difference was between the right to development and human development.
Another delegate outlined a protection strategy for international protection in the region which he described as a" road map".
Another delegate, Ahmed Rashid Sheik Mohamed, a Somali Canadian, was found dead in Mbagathi on 6 November.
Another delegate said that the agenda item was an example of the politicization of UNCTAD, as it was dedicated to one people.
Another delegate expressed appreciation for the substantial engagement of UNICEF in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the country.
Another delegate indicated that the burden and risk of providing corporate governance disclosures should be weighed against the risk and cost of nondisclosure.
Another delegate noted that the requirements set out in the report were primarily important for citizens of developing countries rather than for foreign investors.
Yet another delegate said that in some jurisdictions, powers enforced competition, and that consumer protection legislation was attributed to the same authority.
Another delegate suggested that the affiliation of the Serbian control unit for State aid with the Ministry of Finance could lead to challenges in the future.
Another delegate expressed his appreciation for the attention and support of the Secretariat, because the Conference had carefully considered the budget ramifications of its actions.
Another delegate called for donor countries to increase the UNCTAD resources devoted to Africa in order to increase the effectiveness of UNCTAD technical cooperation projects.
Another delegate said that the text should have reflected the view that external support for South-South cooperation should be unconditional and without discrimination.
Another delegate suggested that, in producing case studies, different countries could concentrate on their most prevalent types of enterprises(e.g. family companies, SMEs).
Another delegate acknowledged the importance of the Millennium Development Goals, but also drew attention to the commitments made by Governments during other world conferences and summits.
Another delegate stressed the relevance she attached to achieving consensus and stressed the importance of carrying on with the important work of the Working Group consistent with the scope of its mandate.
However, another delegate asserted that since the introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Agreement, innovation and access to technology had been constrained.
Another delegate cited consultations conducted in his country that reaffirmed the need to provide less burdensome accounting and reporting systems for SMEs, rather than requiring them to comply with full IAS.
Another delegate from a developing country stated that the major beneficiaries of globalization were the transnational corporations and that their role and responsibility for development or corporate social responsibility had yet to be defined.
Another delegate speaking on behalf of a regional group pointed out the importance of implementing the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and expressed concerns with regard to trafficking and smuggling of persons.
Another delegate thanked the panel for its focus on building capacity among accountants, but stressed the need to also build capacity among users of corporate reports in order for them to better understand the information provided to them.
Another delegate, highlighting the value of a strategy of boosting domestic demand, stated that this strategy, based on employment creation, could lead to a virtuous circle by stimulating production, increasing employment and reducing poverty.
Still another delegate said that the approaches used in his country were similar to those in the draft guidelines, with certain adaptations to the local environment. His Government was providing lower-level SMEs with free accounting software.
Another delegate stressed the importance of UNCTAD ' s work- in collaboration with the World Bank, government agencies and various customs administrations- on maximizing the use of ICTs in customs to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of specific processes.
In that context, another delegate cited a study showing that policy choices that imposed requirements on foreign affiliates- such as local sourcing requirements or technology transfer mandates- deterred investment and technology transfer rather than facilitating them.