Examples of using The same speaker in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The same speaker asked how UNICEF viewed its work in the health sector.
Regarding the Chad MTR, the same speaker was impressed with the many achievements of the UNICEF programme in view of the limited national institutional capacity.
The same speaker suggested that the discussion should focus on results instead.
The same speaker also noted the need to increase coordination between UNICEF and donors.
The same speaker wanted to know how to ensure that progress was made and how it should figure on Board agendas.
The same speaker wanted to know how to ensure that progress was made and how it should figure on Board agendas.
The same speaker wanted to know about the division of labour in CAP in the coming years.
The same speaker stressed the need for prevention messages to be incorporated in all activities of the country programme.
The same speaker proposed that UNICEF have a formal agreement that would clarify its role with respect to Palestinian women and children.
The same speaker suggested that the Council ' s objectivity was at times influenced by the quality of information presented to it.
The same speaker also said that in many countries there was a lack of political will and financial support for the Decade.
The same speaker also observed that children with disabilities needed to figure more prominently in the country programme recommendation.
The same speaker expressed concern that advocacy, as the primary UNICEF strategy, was being overstressed in programmes.
The same speaker underlined article 43, paragraph 2, of the Convention, which called for a flexible approach to dual criminality.
The same speaker also called for better inter-agency coordination and wanted to know what was envisaged to streamline the process.
The same speaker suggested making greater efforts to include all sectors of society in the discussion and action on international cooperation.
The same speaker pointed out that such missions do not constitute official visits of the Council and that their informal nature should be retained.
The same speaker advocated a stronger role for the Assembly in other senior-level appointments, a point supported by a number of other delegations.
The same speaker also noted the excellent collaboration with UNICEF in Peru, urging that such partnerships with donors be promoted in other countries.
The same speaker noted that a more flexible design of the software would make it easier for national authorities to contribute to the self-assessment.
The same speaker expressed concern that the majority party had been kept out of parliament, which could not commence its work for lack of a quorum.
The same speaker requested further information on the interest shown by bilateral agencies and non-governmental organizations in the CCA.
The same speaker also described the recently signed Anti-trafficking in Persons Act of 2003, which aimed at ensuring a safe environment for women and children.
The same speaker noted that the high proceeds and low risks involved had made fraud attractive to both organized criminal organizations and terrorist organizations.
As an example, the same speaker recalled that at the present session, draft proposals had been submitted for immediate consideration, which produced some confusion.
The same speaker added that in the light of the team ' s experiences on the visit to Asia, the terms of reference for field visits should be revised.
The same speaker expressed support for efforts to rectify UNICEF maternal mortality statistics, especially in countries with good record-keeping and databases.
The same speaker commented on the joint UNICEF/DfID evaluation of UNICEF preparedness and response during the 1999 Kosovo refugee emergency.
The same speaker shared the view expressed in the country note and the main goals of the proposed programme to support national efforts to alleviate poverty.
The same speaker referred to the parallel process of compiling relevant information based on the aforementioned template within the framework of the G-20 Anti-Corruption Working Group.