Examples of using Pointed to the need in English and their translations into Chinese
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That pointed to the need for sustained focus, assistance and funding.
He pointed to the need to focus on reporting issues affecting religious minorities.
It pointed to the need to address the consequences if a claim was not submitted within the specified time limit.
In the face of cycles of dependency and shortage of resources, all pointed to the need to develop innovative approaches and re-examine traditional policies on relief assistance.
They pointed to the need for greater mutual accountability and transparency to underpin increased coordination and improved results, as appropriate.
He encouraged delegations to adopt a conclusion in 2006 and pointed to the need to encourage additional accessions to the 1954 and 1961 Statelessness Conventions.
Responses pointed to the need to consider the elaboration of a convention within the context of follow-up to United Nations summits and conferences.
Both findings pointed to the need for bold and urgent responses at the national level.
He pointed to the need to take into consideration the tensions that might exist not just between the State and the minority but between ethnic groups themselves.
Several Council members pointed to the need to keep under review the adequacy of resources in this area.
One speaker pointed to the need for a long-term information programme on the disaster and another requested a special Web site.
Concerning gender mainstreaming, the evaluations pointed to the need to clearly define gender-related results and budgets for gender to be truly mainstreamed.
Norway pointed to the need to clarify the division of work between a possible new monitoring and evaluation mechanism and the mechanisms of existing instruments.
Mr. Kasanda introduced the items briefly and pointed to the need for effective poverty reduction strategies at the national and international levels.
Finally, he pointed to the need for one or more donor countries to take the lead in adopting the development compact model and urging others to follow.
Several participants pointed to the need to make the Bretton Woods institutions more participatory.
Here he pointed to the need for continued partnership with the international financial institutions, and underlined the importance of aligning the PRSP with the MDGs.
All those attributes pointed to the need to address specific concerns within an integrated international support framework for the LDCs.
A number of speakers pointed to the need to promote the endorsement of the World Charter of Local Self-Government.
In his explanation, the Chairman pointed to the need to identify one topic for consideration by the Committee and welcomed any suggestions from delegations to that effect.
Depressed incomes in the agricultural sector pointed to the need for value addition to primary products, sustainable agriculture, alternative livelihoods and the development of rural infrastructure.