Examples of using Delegates stressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegates stressed the importance of UNCTAD continuing work in this area.
In the ensuing discussion, delegates stressed that transport efficiency and trade facilitation were decisive for development.
Delegates stressed that without actions by cities and local governments, goal 7 would not be met.
In the discussion that followed the presentations, delegates stressed the importance of history teaching, including genocide education, in combating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and in the prevention of conflict.
Delegates stressed accountability and transparency as well as open and effective participation of all actors.
Many delegates stressed that, rather than creating new mechanisms, existing ones should be enhanced.
Delegates stressed the increasing importance of private flows of FDI to developing countries.
Delegates stressed the importance of public access to information on chemicals(the" right to know").
The delegates stressed that awareness-raising campaigns and the sharing of good practices could make a difference.
Delegates stressed that regular, orderly and safe migration is very important for sustainable economic development.
Several delegates stressed that prior assessment of resources was necessary before proper planning and management would be possible.
Other delegates stressed the need to develop and share Migration Profile data at the subregional, regional and global levels.
Delegates stressed, in that connection, that in addition to controlling weapons, attention should be paid to reducing the armed forces.
Delegates stressed the role that ISAR had played in persuading the IASB to develop an IFRS for SMEs.
Delegates stressed that there should be a clear decision on the institutional framework for sustainable development and international environmental governance.
Many delegates stressed the importance of energy efficiency and renewable energy in reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
The youth delegates stressed that they have the capacity to participate and to fulfill their responsibilities in the HIV/AIDS response.
Delegates stressed the importance of UNCTAD ' s participation in the support to the negotiations on trade facilitation in the context of the Doha Development Round.
Delegates stressed that migration and the productive use of remittances were a win- win pro-development opportunity in the context of globalization.
Delegates stressed that the implementation of the commitments required reinforced political commitment, inter alia, through the earmarking of resources and continuous monitoring.
The other young delegates stressed the importance of real participation by children and young people, as well as the rights of refugee children, girls and indigenous children.
Delegates stressed the importance of building capacities of developing countries, especially LDCs, so that they could benefit from the transition to a green economy.
The other young delegates stressed the importance of real participation by children and young people, as well as of the rights of refugee children, girls and indigenous children.
In particular, delegates stressed the importance of enhancing support in terms of financial assistance, institutional capacity-building and technology transfer, as well as access to best practices.
Delegates stressed the need for the report to continue emphasizing the impact of UNCTAD ' s work as the international development community was pressing for greater aid and development effectiveness.
Delegates stressed the importance of UNCTAD's analytical and training materials as well as its workshops and seminars on e-commerce, particularly those covering regulatory and legal aspects.
Other delegates stressed that the EIF provisions should be non-discriminatory, should not privilege any country nor should they make references to specific countries who need to ratify the Treaty before it comes into effect.
Other delegates stressed the need to integrate assessments upfront in the design of policies and programmes, including the financial cost, and reaffirmed the link of impact assessments with national efforts to factor migration into development planning.
Delegates stressed the importance of the timely submission of documentation and the strict implementation of relevant resolutions on the issuance of documentation in accordance with the six-week rule so as to facilitate the preparatory and decision-making process of the Committee.
Delegates stressed that hopelessness, desperation and adverse economic circumstances should be seen as contributing to juvenile criminality and called for training seminars for juvenile justice professionals, parents and other concerned adults.