Examples of using Another delegate in English and their translations into Chinese
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Another delegate, a Swiss national, had gunshot wounds.
Commenting more broadly on the array of tools presented, another delegate called for their timely translation into French so as to increase accessibility.
Another delegate said that UNCTAD must respond to the challenge of economic interdependence.
Another delegate said that too much emphasis was put on consumer rights, and recalled consumers' responsibilities and duties.
Another delegate said that the agenda item was an example of the politicization of UNCTAD, as it was dedicated to one people.
Another delegate referred to the drastic changes in the export structure of his rapidly industrializing country in the last 10 years.
Another delegate on behalf of a regional group underlined the importance of criminalizing all forms of violence against children.
Another delegate underlined that it was necessary to differentiate between the secretariat' s responsibilities and those of member States.
Another delegate urged UNCTAD to use the recommendations to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of the work of the subprogramme.
Another delegate observed that trade could not be viewed in isolation and should be an integral part of overall global development policies.
Another delegate stressed the strong bilateral cooperation between his country and UNCTAD, including in the area of accounting and reporting.
Another delegate stated that this report should be amended to include specific analysis of the immediate and long-term impacts of the crisis on LDCs.
Another delegate emphasized the need to improve the education system in countries in Africa and suggested that UNCTAD undertake work in this direction.
Another delegate stressed the need for building intermodal synergies and adopting modal shift strategies to ensure an integrated transport planning.
Another delegate indicated that the burden and risk of providing corporate governance disclosures should be weighed against the risk and cost of nondisclosure.
Another delegate underlined the importance of engaging civil society and ensuring the participation of the most marginalized in partnerships under review.
Another delegate noted that any recommendation regarding the above-mentioned fund should take into account member States' willingness to contribute to the fund.
Another delegate noted that the reform process in his country was proceeding step by step and that the results of the unbundling process were awaited with great interest.
Another delegate noted that the requirements set out in the report were primarily important for citizens of developing countries rather than for foreign investors.
Another delegate raised the issue of the extraterritorial impact of regulations enacted in some major markets, and the compliance challenges they posed for other countries.
Yet another delegate noted that family reunification is an important component of the human rights of migrants and may be essential to productivity and effective integration.
Another delegate called for donor countries to increase the UNCTAD resources devoted to Africa in order to increase the effectiveness of UNCTAD technical cooperation projects.
Another delegate expressed the view that his initial vision was for this Intergovernmental Working Group to play a leading role in the preparation of the Durban Review Conference.
Another delegate stressed the importance of the interface between competition and consumer policies, particularly in countries where a strong competition culture did not exist.
Another delegate stated that the economic future of developing countries depended on the ability of their inhabitants to invest, but that the lack of trust in directors was growing.
Another delegate stressed the importance of international standards, and asked about the challenge to international standardization posed by national adjustments to such standards.
Another delegate highlighted the benefits of e-regulation and requested clarification on the difference between the Technology and Innovation Report and the STI Policy Review series.
Another delegate acknowledged the importance of the Millennium Development Goals, but also drew attention to the commitments made by Governments during other world conferences and summits.
However, another delegate asserted that since the introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Agreement, innovation and access to technology had been constrained.
Another delegate suggested that UNCTAD should assess the effectiveness of various technical cooperation activities and intensify its efforts in those activities where effectiveness was recognized.