Examples of using Some speakers emphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some speakers emphasized the importance of protecting cultural heritage.
In the discussion of international conventions, some speakers emphasized the implementation of all instruments relating to human rights, the environment and labour, focusing on the disadvantaged and marginalized.
Some speakers emphasized the role of the media in creating an informed citizenry.
Some speakers emphasized the need for civil society to participate in the review process.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of involving civil society in the review process.
Some speakers emphasized the usefulness of technology in facilitating international cooperation.
Some speakers emphasized the link between firearms trafficking and armed conflicts.
Some speakers emphasized that an effective review of implementation was key to achieving and measuring progress.
Some speakers emphasized the need for sustained focus on the most vulnerable groups, such as indigenous women.
Some speakers emphasized less visible forms of exploitation, which were often connected to forced labour.
Some speakers emphasized the fact that the MYFF was still a“work in progress”, with room for adjustments and.
Some speakers emphasized that selective or indicated prevention might be better suited to target groups at risk.
Some speakers emphasized the links between Goal 3 and the achievement of all the Millennium Development Goals.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of preventive alternative development, in view of the possible displacement of illicit crop cultivation.
Some speakers emphasized that the effective implementation of the right to development required multidisciplinary dialogue and policy coherence.
Some speakers emphasized the important role that regional cooperation could play in enhancing the architecture of global economic governance.
Some speakers emphasized the need to continue to provide training and to build the capacity of police, customs agencies and the judiciary.
Some speakers emphasized that the review of the implementation of the Convention and its Protocols, pursuant to article 32 of the Convention, was a key mandate of the Conference.
Some speakers emphasized that FDI was a vital complement to national development efforts and contributed to the financing of long-term economic growth.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of focusing on new forms of organized criminal activities that did not exist at the time of the drafting of the Convention.
Some speakers emphasized the need for such a definition to differentiate terrorism from the legitimate struggle of people to acquire the right of self-determination.
Some speakers emphasized the need to employ both international and national staff within the regions and called for equitable geographical representation among staff members.
Some speakers emphasized that developing countries needed broad and predictable access to developed country markets as a prerequisite to benefit from trade.
Some speakers emphasized the need for the outcome of the work of the Expert Group to be presented to the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice at its twenty-second session.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of regional and international cooperation, in accordance with the principle of shared responsibility, in order to address drug trafficking effectively.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of General Assembly resolutions related to the issue of root causes of terrorism and the right of people to self-determination when defining terrorism.
Some speakers emphasized the need for such a definition to differentiate terrorism from the legitimate struggle of people against foreign occupation in order to acquire the right to self-determination.
In that respect, some speakers emphasized that the most important discussions were those taking place at the operational level to ensure that resources were used effectively and avoid duplication of efforts.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of long-term planning and funding for initiatives on trafficking in persons in order to maintain and build on the momentum generated by the Global Initiative.
Some speakers emphasized that addressing development, social and economic issues and settling unresolved conflicts, in particular regional disputes, were also important aspects of a comprehensive strategy.
