Examples of using Representative underscored in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Representative underscored that this required a strong commitment from all sides.
During a meeting with President dos Santos, my Special Representative underscored the need for a thorough investigation of the incident.
One representative underscored that UNCTAD ' s work and activities were in line with the post-2015 development agenda.
As for the incidents recorded on the day of voting, the Special Representative underscored that 90 per cent of these occurred in areas which were favourable to the outgoing president, and which were the only areas where human lives were lost.
The representative underscored the important role of NAPAs as a first step in national adaptation efforts in LDCs.
Referring to the TAP strategic partnership programme, the WHO representative underscored the productive partnership with UNFPA, including in promoting universal access to reproductive health.
The representative underscored the commitment of the United States to programmes that promoted greater male involvement in voluntary family planning and in disease prevention.
While understanding his reluctance to accept outside facilitation, my Special Representative underscored the need for President Yusuf to reach out to the Mogadishu-based leaders and engage them in a genuine dialogue aimed at establishing a functional government in Somalia.
Some representative underscored the important role played by regional initiatives, such as the regional ozone networks, in supporting national efforts.
In that regard, the Special Representative underscored that the sentencing of a parent to the death penalty compromises the enjoyment of a wide spectrum of children ' s rights.
Another representative underscored the need for countries to contribute new and additional resources to the trust fund to be established in support of the ten-year framework of programmes, especially for implementation in developing countries.
Regarding waste management, one representative underscored the importance of strengthening the management of industrial and medical waste and developing electronic waste facilities.
The Representative underscored the need for the international community to support the Arusha peace process not only politically but also through longerterm structural support to address the root causes of conflict and reduce dependence on relief assistance.
At the meeting with Mr. Savimbi, my Special Representative underscored the need for the parties to implement strictly the cease-fire and the specific commitments made by UNITA in the framework of the Lusaka Protocol.
In conclusion, the representative underscored the important role of technical assistance activities in allowing small island countries to participate in and contribute to the multilateral trading system.
In addressing the closing ceremony of the conference, my Special Representative underscored the need for the Absame community to enter into dialogue with other communities and to arrive at accommodative arrangements with the signatories to the Lower Juba peace agreement as part of the process of national reconciliation.
One representative underscored the usefulness of paragraph 2, pointing out that, pending specific agreements, a balance of interests might be achieved through the consultations provided for in that paragraph and that consultations could also serve as a connecting joint in the articulation of articles 5 and 7.
In the Sudan and the Philippines, the Representative underscored the need for international support to help those displaced persons who were beginning to return, while at the same time focusing attention on the protection and assistance needs of those still displaced.
The Representative underscored that improved living conditions for internally displaced persons and their return at a later stage were not mutually exclusive, but that persons who had been able to re-establish a normal life in displacement and who then decided to return were far more likely to make their return sustainable.
In the Sudan and the Philippines, the Representative underscored the need for international support to help those displaced persons who were beginning to return, while at the same time focusing attention on the protection and assistance needs of those still displaced.
Another representative underscored the particular situation of countries affected by wars and conflicts, which stood in the way of their sustainable development, and appealed for capacity-building, resources and other support, including to assist them in honouring their commitments under multilateral environmental agreements.
At all meetings of the International Contact Group on Guinea,my Special Representative underscored the need for the increased engagement of the international community, particularly in the remaining but critical phase of the transition, to ensure that socio-economic and political tensions do not disrupt the peaceful transition and therefore do not jeopardize the return to constitutional order.
The Special Representative underscored that, although the political and security environment remained relatively stable and progress continued in a number of areas, Liberia faced great challenges in institutionalizing reforms in critical sectors and building capacity for effective governance.
One indigenous representative underscored the significant and constructive statement by a government representative that to deny the inclusion of a" right to belong" in the draft declaration simply because such a right was not currently established in international law was contrary to the purposes of the present standard setting process.
Fourth, the Representative underscores that natural disasters do not affect everyone in the same way.
Numerous representatives underscored the need for strong laws and sanctions that would serve as effective deterrents to corruption and the importance of independent communications media to expose cases of corruption and help to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice.
The Representative underscores the need to support in addition solutions for those IDPs without land to return to- specifically agricultural workers, tenant farmers, squatters, and small business persons.
The Representative underscores the fact that being displaced in one ' s own country or country of habitual residence is a factual state that neither confers a special legal status under international law nor alters a pre-existing special status.
The ILO representatives underscored the fact that ILO Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries remained the only existing international instrument aiming at protecting indigenous and tribal peoples and said that so far no African country had ratified it.
In the ensuing dialogue, civil society representatives underscored the value of the international human rights treaty system as the only forum in which individuals and groups could claim their human rights, while the treaty monitoring system offered a measure of State accountability for human rights implementation that, in some cases, was the only accountability available.