Examples of using One representative emphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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One representative emphasized the importance of adequate resources.
Rather than focusing on national dimensions of the right to development, one representative emphasized its international dimensions.
One representative emphasized" the limited knowledge agencies have of one another".
Regarding research into alternatives to methyl bromide, one representative emphasized that cost was an important factor to be taken into account during research activities.
One representative emphasized that women should not be presented as passive recipients of measures.
With regard to policy issues relevant to the theme of the Conference, one representative emphasized that given the complex challenges facing development strategies, no single organization could provide effective assistance individually.
One representative emphasized the need for technical and financial assistance to address contaminated sites.
As for the role of UNCTAD, one representative emphasized that the organization should concentrate on the work that would have brought about positive impacts on vulnerable groups in general.
One representative emphasized the work planned to mainstream gender into all programme components.
One representative emphasized the importance of setting specific and globally quantifiable targets in all areas of concern.
One representative emphasized the importance of coherence of and coordination between water initiatives, programmes and treaties.
One representative emphasized the importance of not prejudging the outcome of the Governing Council ' s consideration of the matter.
One representative emphasized the fact that educational choices led to a clear occupational segregation and needed to be abolished.
One representative emphasized that multinational companies should abide by the environmental regulations that were applicable in their home countries.
In that context, one representative emphasized the need for reports on the activities of Habitat Programme Managers so that their impact could be properly assessed.
One representative emphasized that synergies should facilitate integrated policymaking and implementation and enhance the authority and visibility of the chemicals and waste cluster.
One representative emphasized the particular significance of the social and spiritual dimension of sustainable development, and another urged that the pursuit of individual interests be discarded in favour of the common good.
One representative emphasized the importance of a coordinated approach to the three crises of housing, finance and climate change; partnerships were crucial and Governments should work with UN-Habitat and involve professionals.
One representative emphasized that the rule of law in environmental matters was essential for achieving internationally agreed environmental commitments and for ensuring effective implementation, compliance and enforcement of national environmental laws.
One representative emphasized the need to make women aware of the limitations of existing laws and to stimulate their active participation in revising those laws in order to eradicate gender discrimination and to increase gender equity.
One representative emphasized that the five-year review should be an honest and objective appraisal of all areas of the Habitat Agenda, and, in that regard, expressed regret that the documentation presented thus far did not provide an adequate base to accomplish that goal.
One representative emphasized that limited urban space was a challenge and that the efficient and creative use of available space was needed to achieve sustainable livelihoods, particularly in the face of the triple challenges of poverty, inequality and unemployment.
One representative emphasized that the Ad Hoc Working Group should focus on measures that could make a real difference regarding the practices and procedures of the Assembly itself, particularly its working methods, and increase cooperation among the membership.
One representative emphasized that drug trafficking was a transnational criminal activity, a problem without borders, involving nationals of many countries, and noted that the stigmatization of nationals of one country should be avoided; what was needed was cooperation, not polarization.
One representative emphasized that only a transparent assessment of the impact achieved by the implementation of the measures adopted by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session with a view to reducing illicit drug production and abuse would provide effective guidance for future action.
One representative emphasized the importance of establishing a hierarchical structure of public administrative and budgetary bodies to tackle hazardous waste issues; setting short-, medium- and longterm targets; providing for effective monitoring of the industrial and services sectors; training control staff; and ensuring permanent monitoring of the environment, especially of contaminated sites.
One representative emphasized that the need for proper HS classifications was pressing, particularly for mixtures of ozone-depleting substances, and warned that failing such a system, the benefits of phasing out pure ozone-depleting substances would be substantially offset by an increased trade in mixtures which could not be properly policed by customs officers.
One representative emphasized his Government ' s view that no reason existed to treat as confidential information on production and use of a nominated chemical, information submitted pursuant to the processes under Annexes E and F of the Convention, information otherwise publicly available or information not considered confidential under relevant domestic legislation in the relevant country.
One representative emphasized the need for technical and financial support for developing countries in respect of inventories of mercury emissions and the importance of maintaining the will to address the issue throughout the negotiating process and beyond. The need for support for increased monitoring and reporting capacities and for information exchange, awarenessraising among all stakeholders and multistakeholder consultations was also emphasized. .
One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries and supported by other representatives, emphasized that sustainable financing was one of the pillars of sound chemicals management.