Examples of using She emphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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She emphasized that their language played a great role in the self-identification of a minority.
Noting the major contribution of the rural population to the national economy, she emphasized the importance of gender mainstreaming in the Government ' s agricultural policies.
She emphasized, however, that male and female civil servants were equal before the law.
Turning to the use of targets to enhance the participation of women, she emphasized that in political processes it was important to identify the right women for given jobs.
Finally, she emphasized that migration was and is indispensable for Switzerland ' s development.
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Referring to the guidance provided in General Assembly resolution 62/208, she emphasized that national ownership and leadership were fundamental to the approach of UNFPA.
She emphasized that the main responsibility for sustainable development remained at the national level.
Underscoring the need to ensure a balance between accountability and flexibility, she emphasized that flexibility was essential for facing the changing financial and programmatic environment.
She emphasized that UNFPA had zero tolerance for fraud and was strongly focused on follow-up to audit recommendations.
Concerning fraud, she emphasized that UNFPA was fully committed to preventing fraud and had a zero tolerance policy.
She emphasized the importance of international cooperation in addressing the global food crisis in an effective and sustainable way.
In that context, she emphasized the need to accelerate access to global markets for the goods and services of landlocked developing countries.
She emphasized, however, that even if all commitments were fulfilled, they would have little effect in the absence of peace.
On a technical level, she emphasized that different parts of the UN system were trying to work together to correct the" dysfunctionality" caused by the structure of the UN.
She emphasized that diplomatic missions enjoyed civil and administrative immunity and should not therefore be subject to local authority.
She emphasized that banks were becoming global intermediaries in e-space by providing information, managing risk and facilitating trade.
Finally, she emphasized that article 2 of the Convention called for the implementation of a policy of eliminating discrimination against women" without delay".
She emphasized, however, the need to clarify the future method of work, particularly since only some of the draft articles would be referred to the Working Group.
She emphasized that the support of the Executive Board was essential for UNFPA to deliver on its mandate and meet the development needs of people around the globe.
She emphasized that education could do much to free girls from poverty, discrimination and violence, and give them access to better health care.
She emphasized, however, that the Committee would continue to function as a single entity entrusted with monitoring the implementation of the Convention by States parties.
She emphasized that the system would be implemented only to the extent made possible by available resources and that contingency plans were being made to adjust the scope of the programme in the event of a reduction of funding.
She emphasized that in the public sector the State established salary levels for men and women on the basis of the rule of equal wages for equal work, while in private enterprises salary conditions were determined through collective bargaining.
She emphasized that when the General Assembly was presented with requests for large financial outlays, it had to be assured that proposals had been fully thought out and were based on a comprehensive analysis of the Organization ' s requirements and capacities.
In conclusion, she emphasized that 2010 had been a special year in the sense that numerous mechanisms for promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women had been put in place and she trusted that such a positive dynamic would be followed by efficient implementation.
She emphasized the importance of understanding the impact of the Convention and identifying successful practices. Asset recovery cases resolved in the future would provide useful information on what worked and what did not and would be the best source of lessons learned.
She emphasized in that connection the vital importance to Tuvalu of the highlevel review of the Mauritius Strategy for the Further Implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States during the current session of the General Assembly.