Examples of using One speaker stated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
One speaker stated that the rule of law must remain intact in the fight against crime and terrorism.
One speaker stated that, in broad terms, the note reflected government policies in the relevant areas.
One speaker stated that the development priorities in the framework were those of African governments.
One speaker stated that further work on UNCTAD ' s new website was needed to improve its functionality.
One speaker stated that a very small percentage of the official documentation had been made available to his capital in its official language.
One speaker stated that a scaling-up of resources, given the increasing workload of United Nations bodies in Geneva, was required.
One speaker stated that support could be given to a request for an increase in the regular budget with due justification.
One speaker stated that the list of global programme activities distributed at the session should have been distributed in advance of the session.
One speaker stated that issues not relevant to the agenda of the meeting of the Working Group should not form part of its final report.
One speaker stated that at a time of limited available funds, regional and country programmes should be supported, rather than global initiatives.
One speaker stated that the country notes should explain how UNICEF and his country ' s bilateral aid programme were related in specific countries.
One speaker stated that technical support provided by UNODC was needed to ensure that the rights of victims of terrorism were fully protected.
One speaker stated that recourse to these different levels of cooperation should follow a bottom-up approach, since all levels of cooperation interacted.
In this regard, one speaker stated that in some countries new approaches to preventing drug-related health problems and tackling organized crime and violence were being implemented.
One speaker stated that UNODC should continue to focus on fulfilling its drug-related mandates and that it should continue to play a crucial role in developing legal infrastructure.
One speaker stated that surveys were needed to assess the impact of preventive measures with a view to developing good practices that could be communicated and shared with the Working Group.
One speaker stated that the revision of the Rules should be completed as expeditiously and economically as possible and that Member States should step up efforts to implement the Rules.
One speaker stated that cybercrime was often not reported because of limited trust in the investigation process and, in the case of corporate victims, the fear of reputational risk.
One speaker stated that paragraph 42 constituted a" decision otherwise" pursuant to rule 2 of the rules of procedure of the Conference and that meant that the Conference had already pronounced itself on the matter.
One speaker stated that the level of resources contained in the consolidated budget for the biennium 2010-2011 for UNODC was not in line with the priority that Member States had given to the activities of the Office.
One speaker stated that the Administrator should work with the Secretary-General to mobilize international public opinion, NGOs and civil society to reverse the negative funding trends to development assistance.
One speaker stated that developing countries suffered from a dearth of means to implement United Nations standards and norms and called for technical and financial assistance to ensure the widest implementation of those instruments.
One speaker stated that financial constraints were the greatest obstacle to progress and called for greater international assistance in building peace and in attaining the Millennium Development Goals and other commitments.
One speaker stated that illegal logging and trafficking in timber had been detrimental to his country ' s ecology, people and economy and thus deserved serious consideration in connection with the implementation of the Organized Crime Convention.
One speaker stated that it was a" fact of life" that those Groups existed, adding that they had a legitimate role to play since some issues that were on the Council ' s agenda were also discussed within structures outside of the Council.
One speaker stated that the Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption were groundbreaking instruments in setting standards for international cooperation, and UNODC was encouraged to continue promoting those two instruments.
One speaker stated that his delegation, in its work in the Security Council, had been guided by the principle that the Council acts on behalf of all States Members of the United Nations in carrying out its responsibilities, as enshrined in Article 24(1) of the United Nations Charter.
One speaker stated that even if there was no treaty on mutual legal assistance between his State and the requesting State, the competent national authorities could still proceed on the basis of reciprocity, and they had done so, through diplomatic channels.
One speaker stated that an action plan for a global capacity-building effort was required and called for partnerships and synergies among stakeholders in that field to ensure coordination in reviewing needs, mobilizing resources, providing technical assistance and assessing progress made.
One speaker stated that his Government was not able to provide information through the checklist because the checklist was available only in English, French and Spanish, and asked the Secretariat whether the comprehensive software package currently under development would be made available in the six official languages of the United Nations.