Examples of using One speaker asked in English and their translations into Arabic
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I believe that one speaker asked whether there were various documents.
Other delegations commended the inclusion of HIV/AIDS as a cross-cutting issue, although one speaker asked about coordination among agencies, particularly with UNAIDS.
One speaker asked that the information centre at Dhaka be given a full complement of staff.
Others underlined the key role of the General Assembly and Council in defining the responsibilities of the organizations in follow-up to ICPD andthe World Summit on Social Development(WSSD). One speaker asked whether there was any duplication between UNDP and UNFPA in the follow-up to ICPD.
In the latter case, however, one speaker asked whether the amount of the European budget was sufficient.
One speaker asked about a communication strategy to promote wide awareness and implementation of the policy.
One speaker asked for a common set of indicators and a data base for use in monitoring goals and objectives.
One speaker asked that the report include observations and recommendations made by local users of the various centres.
One speaker asked if capacities existed for implementing the programme ' s participatory inclusive development.
One speaker asked for an account of cooperation with the Bretton Woods institutions, regional development banks and bilateral agencies.
One speaker asked that every effort be made to ensure equal coverage of meetings press releases in English and French.
One speaker asked about the potential consequences of failure of the planned African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur(UNAMID).
One speaker asked what steps the secretariat was taking to produce information products in languages other than English, French and Spanish.
One speaker asked for further improvements in the transparency of the budgetary information, including an annual financial statement and plan.
One speaker asked for the Department to re-establish the post of Director of the centre in his country as a contribution in the field of preventive diplomacy.
One speaker asked whether UNHCR had in place a system of accountability to ensure the success of initiatives relating to women, girls and SGBV.
One speaker asked whether IIAs should be clearer in stating that there was no contradiction between investment protection and the right to regulate.
One speaker asked what percentage of the goals could be reached in less than three years and the time- frame required for achieving the World Summit goals.
One speaker asked the Department to reinforce its messages, including with regard to the need to end the occupation of Arab territories and to establish a Palestinian State.
One speaker asked if the issue of briefings could be linked to that of premises, which was important since as many as 184 delegations could attend.
One speaker asked that the" no-objection" system be strictly enforced in 1997 given the large number of programmes that would be before the Executive Board for approval.
One speaker asked what could be done to strengthen the accountability framework in UNICEF and why the recommendations of the 2004 audit on procurement had remained open.
One speaker asked that the question of follow-up to the International Conference on Population and Development(ICPD) be considered as a separate agenda item at a point fairly early in the session.
One speaker asked the Department to redouble its efforts not only to sensitize the media but also Member States on the need to understand and respect various cultures and beliefs.
One speaker asked about the status of the working group established to examine relations between the Executive Board and the secretariat being headed by the Deputy Executive Director, External Relations.
One speaker asked the secretariat and members of the Executive Board to keep in mind the time required for consultation on draft documents and their translation before specifying dates for reports being requested.
One speaker asked why the International Recovery Platform, which was devising a post-disaster assessment tool for natural disasters, was not mentioned, and how UNICEF was participating in the Platform.
One speaker asked why the host country had not received a questionnaire for the information centre at Dhaka, and was informed by the Department that only centres that were integrated in 1992 had been included in the review, and the centre at Dhaka was not among them.
One speaker asked what strategies were being employed for the" silent" emergency of AIDS orphans in Africa, and another speaker wanted UNICEF to continue to provide assistance to women and children affected by natural disasters.
One speaker asked that UNDP place less emphasis on social development and environment/natural resources, areas on which other organizations could concentrate and avoid interventions in micro-credits and food security where it did not have a comparative advantage.
