Examples of using Delegates noted in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, delegates noted that UNCTAD ' s mandate was not in question.
Delegates noted the importance of increasing awareness and knowledge of international product standards.
With regard to the latter, delegates noted that incentives should be selective, of limited duration and effectively monitored.
Delegates noted the convergence between civil society positions and those of G-77 member States.
During their deliberations, delegates noted the high pressure placed upon forest ecosystems in countries with low forest cover, particularly in developing countries.
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Some delegates noted that the listing was only a starting point for discussions.
Delegates noted that stable capital flows were essential for the recovery of all nations.
Delegates noted the importance of cotton in Benin's sustainable development and poverty reduction strategy.
Delegates noted with concern the negative impact of the unfolding credit crisis on investors ' confidence.
Delegates noted that developing countries had recovered relatively quickly from the recent economic crisis.
Other delegates noted that the text should be placed under article 6 or dealt with in the rules of procedure.
Many delegates noted the crucial role played by Aid for Trade, and the need for its effective application.
Delegates noted the disturbing indicators that showed deep and long-lasting economic regression in the territory.
Many delegates noted the importance of predictable multi-year funding in order to allow sustainable delivery of activities.
Several delegates noted that the global economic and financial crisis was a threat to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
Finally, delegates noted with appreciation the announcement of the Government of Turkey that it was considering assumption of the presidency of the Forum in 2015.
Delegates noted that the report served as a practical contribution to implementation of the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2011- 2020.
Delegates noted that the recent positive economic performance of developing countries had been due in large part to high but volatile commodity prices.
Delegates noted the importance of differentiating between different cohorts of youth such as rural youth, women and girls and youth in the informal economy.
Delegates noted, with concern, the adverse impact of the global financial crisis on Africa, which was threatening to reverse recent development gains in the continent.
Many delegates noted that African countries should be given sufficient policy space and flexibility to implement their strategic development vision and industrial policies.
Delegates noted that the institution of the family was being challenged by the adverse affects of the current financial and economic crisis and the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and needed protection.
Delegates noted with gratitude the training sessions held in Bangladesh, the Dominican Republic, Mozambique and the Sudan, organized as follow-up to the UN-SPIDER technical advisory missions carried out in previous years.
Many delegates noted that UNCTAD ' ' s assistance would be crucial in defining and drafting policies to improve transport and trade facilitation as well in the provision of technical know-how and staff training.
Delegates noted that it was essential to build services supply capacities- including infrastructure services- that would facilitate flows of trade and make trade transactions cost-effective, especially in LDCs.
Delegates noted that in the last decade, most transnational corporations have emphasized corporate social responsibility as well as the need to promote efficient use of metals and seek new and alternative sources of materials.
The delegates noted that diverse national initiatives to address climate change- related reporting could benefit from greater international efforts to promote a more consistent, harmonized approach to the use of environmental reporting.
The Conference delegates noted that the reason for making these distinctions and rejecting common parameters was the trust deficit in North-South relations and the prospect that any agreed norms would solidify into an unfair scorecard.
Delegates noted the efforts of CEB to implement the decisions set out in the 2005 World Summit Outcome and the relevance of attention to the issues of hunger, employment and migration for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.