Examples of using Several delegates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Several delegates expressed their strong reservations.
In the discussion following the panellists ' remarks, several delegates described the frameworks in their countries within which NGOs interacted with the Government.
Several delegates expressed concern over the low level of resources.
In this respect, several delegates welcomed UNHCR ' s recently held expert roundtable meeting on maintaining the civilian and humanitarian character of asylum.
Several delegates called on UNCTAD to develop a model BIT to assist developing countries in their negotiations.
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Several delegates referred to the expected wave of retirements as a great challenge and an opportunity for the organization.
Several delegates stressed that prior assessment of resources was necessary before proper planning and management would be possible.
Several delegates recommended finding better ways to provide equal access to the Internet, including for disadvantaged groups.
Several delegates responded with interest about the working group, the terms of which the SUC is currently defining with group members.
Several delegates emphasized that the goal of building productive capacities should be at the heart of relevant national and international policies.
Several delegates emphasized the need to improve pre-meeting preparations, in particular by increasing the time available for such preparations.
Several delegates specifically noted the value of the United Nations Set as a platform for dialogue between developed and developing counties.
Several delegates favoured using the fund for supporting victims ' access to the procedure or for providing effective remedies for victims.
Several delegates stated that the prosecution of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity was, first and foremost, a national responsibility.
Several delegates stated that early prevention efforts targeted at children and young people form an important part of the response to the pandemic.
Several delegates emphasized the importance of South- South cooperation which should complement, rather than replace, North- South cooperation.
Several delegates emphasized the need to come up with innovative and effective policy responses to prevent similar crises in the future.
Several delegates highlighted the importance of combating impunity, and of promoting democracy, the rule of law and good governance at the national level.
Several delegates explained their regional competition law enforcement systems in the Central and Latin American region, Central Africa and East Africa.
Several delegates stated that efforts to streamline the publications programme should not be at the expense of work on topics critical to developing countries.
Several delegates emphasized that building protection capacities in countries at risk, before crises and conflicts broke out, could contribute to prevention efforts.
Several delegates suggested that, in order to enhance the enjoyment of the right to freedom of opinion and expression on the Internet, arbitrary censorship and restrictions should be avoided.
Several delegates emphasized that the situation required a stronger sense of urgency and responsibility, in light of rising levels of unemployment, poverty and social exclusion.
Furthermore, several delegates felt that profiles need to be updated regularly and civil society should be encouraged to participate in the migration profiles exercise.
Several delegates underlined the importance of elaborating and implementing national action plans, adopting anti-discrimination legislation and establishing national human rights institutions.
Several delegates encouraged States to build their capacity to prevent and respond to genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity through the development of national expertise.
Several delegates considered that the most effective way of avoiding future cases of genocide was to prevent war and conflicts by tackling root causes at the national level.
Several delegates said that the Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development developed by UNCTAD was a step in the right direction to implementing the Doha Mandate.
Several delegates and panellists stressed that, while structural discrimination was about individual rights, it was the overall system creating such discrimination that needed to be addressed.
Several delegates pointed out the significant role of media with regard to creating or eliminating negative stereotypes and xenophobic attitudes towards migrants and refugees.