Examples of using I should emphasize in English and their translations into Arabic
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ECG, I should emphasize the C not the E.
Before going into detail, I should emphasize one point.
I should emphasize that this is not a wish list.
YNH: There are quite a few examples, but I should emphasize, it's never an individual leader.
I should emphasize that the text of the agreement has not been signed by the United Nations.
People also translate
Nonetheless, I should emphasize that the investigation is ongoing and we therefore cannot go into detail.
I should emphasize that indigenous people are a vulnerable group in world society, one which has long been neglected.
In conclusion, I should emphasize that the issues related to technical failures will eventually be clarified.
I should emphasize that the Mission ' s fuel reserves are sufficient only for the emergency relocation of UNMEE personnel.
In this connection, I should emphasize that the election is a free choice, which should not bring retribution against anyone based on the choice he or she made.
I should emphasize that those States which are closest to the Tajik conflict have a deeper understanding of the essence of our problems.
However, I should emphasize the fact that the Registry continues to be faced with challenges related to the retention of staff.
I should emphasize that, as it says, we know what is involved in trying to reduce the number of resolutions and the length of resolutions.
I should emphasize, both of these axes are logarithmic; as you go from one gray bar to the next gray bar, you're going up a factor of 10.
I should emphasize that those conclusions, which reflect the contents of the discussions at the Sixth Committee, do not address all the legal aspects of the item.
I should emphasize that the inability of UNIKOM to identify the States that are responsible for conducting such flights is in no way to be understood to constitute condonation of them.
I should emphasize that it was adopted by the Sixth Committee on 25 November. It received the overwhelming support of 117 States, and there was only one abstention.
I should emphasize that it was the first official visit Mr. Rivlin had made to an Arab country, and on that occasion he met with the Vice-President of the Palestinian National Council.
In this regard, I should emphasize that the Secretariat has only a very limited capacity to maintain equipment made available by Governments to the United Nations and to train personnel in its use.
In this connection, I should emphasize that the blanks in the revised and amended draft report, such as those relating to the number of meetings or the date of the adoption of the report, will be filled in by the secretariat.
I should emphasize here that, in the face of the difficulties of every kind that may be encountered by Member States, large or small, solidarity must remain the key word; it is the price of peace worldwide.
At the same time, I should emphasize that the most important organ of the United Nations, the one that is the manifestation of the principle of sovereign equality and affords direct participation to all Member States, is the General Assembly.
I should emphasize, however, that our own experience has shown us that no number of international instruments will be able to deal effectively with the challenges posed by our competing use of the seas, unless these agreements are implemented and complied with.
I should emphasize in this respect that, in spite of the difficult situation we face because of the presence of an occupation army force of 36,000 troops, Cyprus has decided to sign the Convention as an expression of our determination to join the forces struggling to eliminate this utterly cruel method of war.
I should emphasize that those points of agreement resulted from preliminary consideration of the item in the Sixth Committee, recognizing that the Fifth Committee had not considered the item and that the comments of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions had not been issued by the time of the resumed sixty-first session.
In this context, I should emphasize that the difficulties encountered in carrying out economic reforms are linked, to a great extent, to the shortage of financial, energy and raw materials resources. The assistance we have received so far from the international financial institutions and from some developed countries has had a visible positive impact.
Moreover, I should emphasize that, unlike the warships from Greece which participated in the hostile and provocative Nikiforos-96 military exercises in South Cyprus last year, the aforementioned visit was undertaken as a demonstration of the commitment of Turkey, as a guarantor Power under international treaties, to the security of the Turkish Cypriot people.
In this context, I should emphasize that the activities proposed are not a substitute for national measures, nor can they diminish the primary responsibility of the State on all matters of security; rather they are designed to supplement and reinforce national efforts in areas where international cooperation is indispensable to the strengthening of nuclear security.
I should emphasize, though, that, despite some indications that Cyprus is being used as a transit point for smuggling towards Western Europe, the United States, Canada and Australia, the country itself does not have a serious problem of local drug consumption or drug abuse, and there is not a considerable subculture of drug addicts, as there is in some other countries.
I should emphasize that the goal is certainly not to reduce the information capacity in the countries currently served by United Nations information centres, but rather to reduce the administrative costs required to operate the network, both in terms of staff costs of administrative personnel and the basic operating costs inevitably attached to maintaining a centre, such as rental and maintenance of premises, utilities and security costs.