Examples of using Commented positively in English and their translations into Arabic
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Janet F. Keeler of the St. Petersburg Times commented positively on the book's title.
Delegations commented positively on the new format of the annual programme budget for 2001.
Both mission leadership survey andChief Administrative Officer satisfaction survey commented positively on Logistics Support Division performance.
Some observers commented positively on the consultants ' proposals for the refinement of the criteria.
The Committee, in its recent report on the administration of justice at the United Nations,also commented positively on the role of the Management Evaluation Unit in this regard(A/67/547, para. 17).
Speakers commented positively on the inclusion of the follow-up to global conferences in the UNDAF.
Furthermore, in their general feedback on the MYFF,103 out of 127 country offices commented positively on the convergence of their current programmes with the core results.
Delegations commented positively on the progress in simplification and harmonization through the United Nations Evaluation Group(UNEG).
In addition, a range of United Nations programmes and agencies have appointed officers to work with non-governmental organizations;non-governmental organizations interviewed commented positively on the support provided by these personnel, but said that they were sometimes overwhelmed by the scope of tasks; they commented also on the duplication of activities.
Six Committees commented positively on Finland ' s cooperation with them and proposed, inter alia, further measures for the dissemination of their concluding observations.
One representative from the private sector commented positively on the improvements to the investment climate in recent years.
Many delegations commented positively on the" integration experience" in 16 centres, as mandated by the Secretary-General, and supported his intention to continue with it.
Most Sub-Commission members commented positively on the document, some referring to its potential to bring concrete issues to light.
The Committee commented positively on the concrete steps the Office was taking to address the recommendations and the fact that addressing them was considered a management priority.
Concerning the Kenya MTR, one delegation commented positively on UNICEF collaboration with other agencies in the areas of immunization and HIV/AIDS.
Delegations commented positively on the improved relationship between National Committees and the UNICEF secretariat through the effective coordinating efforts of the Regional Office for Europe in Geneva.
All officials interviewed by the Central Evaluation Unit commented positively on this aspect of the Programme's work and were of the view that the Legal Advisory Programme- with a staff of two advisers- had been insufficiently developed.
In general, delegations commented positively on the priority areas and outcomes and on the organization's commitment to further define specific results for which it would be accountable.
Several delegations commented positively on the quality of the report, noting its open and frank tone and that it was more critical than the report from the Eastern and Southern Africa region.
A number of delegations commented positively on the improved presentation of the budget and expressed appreciation for the Controller ' s enhanced dialogue with Member States on this issue.
Another participant commented positively on the interventions of the Co-Chairs of the SCF and the Board of the GCF for their solid statements and for the'food-for-thought ' provided.
Several delegations commented positively on the detailed, comprehensive and informative nature of the report; its strengthened analytical components; and the clear links drawn between activities and MTP priorities.
A number of delegations commented positively on UNHCR ' s budget and programming based on a global needs assessment, and one delegation suggested that the Office undertake a lessons learned exercise to reflect on the process.
Delegates commented positively on the increased financial contributions to UNICEF, which exceeded the targets of the financial plan, but noted that most of the additional funds were other resources for emergency interventions.
A delegation commented positively on the consultative process used to develop the strategy, noting with appreciation the emphasis on all mothers having access to support, as well as the importance of fathers and NGOs in support of women.
Several delegations commented positively on the recent approval by the Executive Boards of UNICEF and UNDP/UNFPA of their programme approval processes, and encouraged other organizations to join in this effort, which would facilitate work for all partners.
Several delegations commented positively on the recent approval by the Executive Boards of UNICEF and UNDP/UNFP of their programme approval processes, and encouraged other organizations to join in this effort, which would facilitate work for all partners.
Estimate 2005: Majority commenting positively.
In Scotland,Baroness Jean Corston visited Cornton Vale during preparation for her report and comments positively on practice.
On the one hand, the Board comments positively on the strong commitment of the Administration in achieving the objectives of the Regional Procurement Office pilot, notably in providing backup procurement capability during the start-up of missions and training the local procurement staff.