Examples of using Delegates emphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegates emphasized the need to link relief to development.
Echoing the session ' s priority theme on promoting empowerment of people in achieving poverty eradication,social integration and full employment and decent work for all, delegates emphasized that empowering people required empowering families as agents of development and recognized that family policies are an integral part of an inclusive development approach(see E/2014/26-E/CN.5/2014/10).
Delegates emphasized the importance of adequate resource mobilization and allocation to sustain prevention efforts.
In the ensuring discussion, delegates emphasized the important role that FDI could play in economic development and in pursuing inclusiveness and sustainability.
Delegates emphasized the need for long-term vision and global arrangements to optimize the impact of South-South cooperation.
In discussing the role of the State, many delegates emphasized the importance of public-private sector dialogue and measures were suggested to strengthen the form of partnership in which the interests of all parties could be represented.
Delegates emphasized the lack of knowledge about and access to GVCs as major barriers for SMEs.
In the debate which followed, many delegates emphasized the benefits of competition in the area of concessions, with a view to maximizing consumer welfare through improved access to infrastructure services, the provision of services and of goods of higher quality, adequate investments in infrastructures and competitive prices.
Delegates emphasized that enhancing legal channels for migration could reduce the demand for migrant smuggling and counter abusive practices of employers.
In addition, delegates emphasized the importance of the rule of law and democracy in transition from armed conflict to democracy.
Several delegates emphasized the need to improve pre-meeting preparations, in particular by increasing the time available for such preparations.
Several delegates emphasized the need to come up with innovative and effective policy responses to prevent similar crises in the future.
In that regard, delegates emphasized that the Special Unit had a significant institutional role for the promotion, management and coordination of South-South cooperation.
Delegates emphasized the need to follow international best practices as set out in the United Nations conventions and other international standards on moneylaundering.
Many delegates emphasized the need to ensure that follow-up technical assistance was available to assist countries in implementing the recommendations of the IPRs.
Delegates emphasized that without the leadership and partnership of men and boys, who occupy positions of power in households, communities and societies, progress in reducing HIV infection would not be realized.
Delegates emphasized the importance of implementing the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action in a timely manner, and expressed their commitment to fight against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
Delegates emphasized that a coordinated response based on the achievement of the" Three Ones"(one national AIDS coordinating authority, one national AIDS framework for action, and one national monitoring and evaluation system) is essential.
Delegates emphasized the need for strategic investment and regulatory reforms, as well as integration of the fragmented market to tap into the potential economic and environmental benefits of transport by inland waterway.
Delegates emphasized the importance of infrastructure to economic development and the elimination of poverty, and recognized the large gap between infrastructure needs and available capital and capabilities in developing countries.
African delegates emphasized the need for financial resources, technology transfer and capacity-building in order to bridge the gap between policy and implementation as well as the importance of policy coherence and integration across the themes at all levels.
Delegates emphasized the need to promote a better understanding of international arbitration mechanisms and encourage interactions and the exchange of experiences between and among various institutions dealing with the same topic(OECD, UNCTAD, World Bank).
Delegates emphasized that green economy cannot be defined as one prescriptive pathway but rather that the green economy transition would need to be tailored to national circumstances with policy space for individual countries to develop nationally-appropriate policies.
Delegates emphasized the need for continuity in training, from classroom to actual mine clearance and agreed that the essential prerequisite for a training programme was ready access to equipment, funding and personnel to field the demining teams after graduation.
Delegates emphasized the need for better data about South-South cooperation, stronger arrangements for region- and country-specific evaluations and a new inclusive institution to anchor the coordination of strategy, policy and operations on South-South cooperation.
Many delegates emphasized the need for technology transfer without creating dependency and capacity-building for developing countries and countries with economies in transition in order to overcome the obstacles, constraints and challenges in the five thematic areas under discussion.
Delegates emphasized that both families and the Government share responsibility for investment in the human capital of family members, and that it was important that families are not seen as passive recipients of benefits but as primary agents of their future required to comply with their responsibilities.
Delegates emphasized the importance of the support of UNCTAD ' s exemplary programme, given the vulnerability of the Occupied Palestinian Territory to political and economic shocks, and called for mobilizing more resources to meet the special needs of the Palestinian economy and fulfil the Doha Mandate.
The delegate emphasized that there was a lack of implementation of the existing mechanisms.
The delegate emphasized the importance of the subject for his country and the neighbouring region.