Examples of using Reemphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Desai(DESA) reemphasized the need to identify interlocutors for crisis management.
Imprest accounts and their reconciliation had been a serious concern of the Board in the past andit was in this light that the Board reemphasized concern about the current observations.
Mr. Magarinos(UNIDO) reemphasized the need for inter-organizational cooperation at the field level.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,recognizing the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development, reemphasized its belief that development is a human right.
(c) Resolution 60/234, in which the Assembly, in paragraph 11, reemphasized the requirement of inclusion by the Secretary-General in future reports of information on the setting of time frames, the identification of office-holders, and priorities for implementation.
In UNICEF, evaluation and research are closely related andboth contribute to the knowledge agenda outlined in the MTSP and reemphasized by the 2007 Organizational Review of UNICEF.
The Ministers reemphasized that the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and the principles of international law are indispensable in preserving and promoting peace and security, the rule of law, economic development and social progress, and human rights for all.
With the ITU ' s purpose and the conference ' s maingoal of discussing the sustainable use of space in mind, Mr. Touré reemphasized the ITU ' s resolve to work closely with UNIDIR.
The 2002 Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development reemphasized that sustainable management of natural resources is an overarching development objective, and called for all governments to begin implementing national sustainable development strategies by 2005.
The International Trade Union Confederation stressed the need for TNCs investing abroad to adhere to fundamental labour standards,as set out in ILO Conventions and reemphasized by the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work(1998).
The Heads of State or Government reemphasized that the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and the principles of international law are indispensable in preserving and promoting peace and security, the rule of law, economic development and social progress, and human rights for all.
On the application of the National Security Law, anissue raised by the international community, the Government of Korea reemphasized its caution and its vigilance to refrain from the arbitrary use and implementation of this law.
The Heads of State and Government reemphasized the critical importance of timely, efficient, transparent and cost-effective procurement of goods and services in support of UNPKOs, and reiterated the view that there is a need to ensure greater UN procurement from Non-Aligned Countries;
Recognizing the significant role of women in development and peace consolidation,the Participants at TICAD IV reemphasized the importance of advancing and protecting the human rights of women and promoting women ' s empowerment.
The Heads of State or Government reemphasized the critical importance of timely, efficient, transparent and cost-effective procurement of goods and services in support of UNPKOs, and reiterated the view that there is a need to ensure greater UN procurement from Non-Aligned Countries;
The Heads of State or Government reaffirmed the fundamental principle that developed countries shall take the lead in combating climate change, and expressed their serious concern at thelimited progress in negotiations under the AWG KP, and reemphasized the urgent need for the establishment of quantified emission reduction commitments for the 2nd and subsequent commitment periods under the Kyoto Protocol.
In paragraph 171 of the Accra Accord, Member States reemphasized the strategic role of UNCTAD for the developing countries accordingly:" For over 40 years UNCTAD has consistently addressed the concerns of all developing countries in the areas within its mandate and expertise, with the objective of assisting them in successfully integrating into the global economy.".
(b) Resolutions 61/233 B and 62/223 B, in which the Assembly reemphasized the requirement of inclusion by the Secretary-General in future reports of information on the setting of time frames and the identification of office holders and priorities for implementation, and requested the Secretary-General to provide a full explanation for delays in the implementation of the recommendations of the Board for prior periods.
(b) Resolution 60/234 B, in which the Assembly, in paragraph 7, reemphasized the requirement of inclusion by the Secretary-General in future reports of information on the setting of time frames, the identification of office-holders and priorities for implementation and, in paragraph 8, requested the Secretary-General to provide a full explanation for delays in implementation of the recommendations of the Board for prior periods.
The Heads of State and Government reemphasized that the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and the principles of international law are indispensable in preserving and promoting peace and security, the rule of law, economic development and social progress, and human rights for all. In this context, UN Member States should renew their commitment to defend, preserve and promote the UN Charter and international law, with the aim of making further progress to achieving full respect for international law;
In its contribution to the present report, WMO reemphasized the nature of the new Joint Technical Commission for Oceanography and Meteorology(JCOMM), an intergovernmental body established recently as a constituent body of WMO and IOC to coordinate and regulate the provision of meteorological and oceanographic services worldwide and coordinate and guide an operational ocean-observing system to support those services as well as global climate monitoring, research and prediction(see also para. 547).