Examples of using Delegates discussed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegates discussed strategies that were being implemented at the national level.
In further sessions, constituted bodies presented their experiences, and delegates discussed recommendations and the way forward.
Delegates discussed strategies that were being implemented at the national level.
In addition to examining effective ways andmeans to resolve existing crises, delegates discussed in detail how to prevent conflicts from starting in the first place.
Delegates discussed the proposal by the International Labour Organization(ILO) to add a paragraph 5.
During a sunny lunch, delegates discussed the need for adequate time for work under the APA.
Delegates discussed inserting," established by ECOSOC resolution 1985/17" after" Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights".
At the meeting, the Eritrean and Ethiopian delegates discussed the current military situation and reviewed with UNMEE the functioning of the sector military coordination commissions.
Delegates discussed the possibility of establishing training programmes on human settlements to promote common understanding between professionals and youth groups.
However at the recent sixth Review Conference at UNCTAD, delegates discussed the merits of section F and noted it to be a valuable option in the repertoire of cooperation tools available to the global competition community.
Several delegates discussed the issue of laxness of giving software patents even though actual policy in the European Union did not recommend patenting.
With respect to the high-level political forum for sustainable development,country delegates discussed the importance of ensuring that the forum is established with a strong institutional structure and in accordance with all the functions and powers agreed to at the Conference.
Experts and delegates discussed the policy factors that attracted private participation in PPPs as well as those that served as barriers.
In response to a request by the Commission at its eighth session in 2004, delegates discussed, under agenda item 3, four case studies on country experiences with trade-related investment measures(TRIMs) and their elimination, which had been presented during a panel discussion.
The delegates discussed the principles relating to the special case of SIDS, and noted that the vulnerabilities of SIDS have increased over the last decade.
During the meeting, the delegates discussed the current military situation and reviewed the functioning of the sector-level military coordination commissions.
Delegates discussed the importance of multi-stakeholder engagement at all levels to achieve sustainable development goals and transition to a green economy and highlighted the crucial role of engagement with the private sector.
At those meetings the delegates discussed the work of the Conference committees and the particular concerns and positions of the Caribbean in regard to issues on the agenda.
Delegates discussed the issue of targets and indicators beyond GDP measurements that could be used to measure progress towards a green economy and used in corporate reporting systems in order to stimulate policy reforms and investment.
Experts and delegates discussed the interaction between public and private investments, in particular in the area of infrastructure policies and low-carbon investments.
During the meetings, the delegates discussed the prevailing military situation in a cordial atmosphere. The meetings also served as a forum for frank exchanges on issues such as cross-border incidents and restrictions on the freedom of movement of UNMEE personnel.
Many delegates also discussed intangible constraints facing SME development and participation in GVCs.
Delegates also discussed methodologies on reviewing the adequacy and effectiveness of adaptation and support.
Delegates also discussed the issue of self-censorship of the media, which was perceived as a problem in a number of countries.
Delegates also discussed the need to facilitate effective partnerships between transnational corporations(TNCs) and national academic research centres and other effective support institutions.
Several delegates and experts discussed the role and obligations of enterprises in the area of human rights.
Besides the assessment and review of I PNPM, the delegates also discussed the issue of women ' s participation in the spaces of power.
Among those issues, delegates also discussed topics for the High Level Panel of Experts(HLPE) reports to inform CFS debates during 2014 and beyond.
During the interactive debate, delegates and panellists discussed other means by which developing countries could access the technology of TNCs.
Delegates also discussed the fact that keeping migration costs low can facilitate both managed and spontaneous circular migration, as well as promote the development impact of this kind of mobility.