Examples of using Delegates emphasized the need in English and their translations into Russian
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Delegates emphasized the need to link relief to development.
In addition to reaffirming the call on all Iraqis made at the Sharm el-Sheikh meeting to participate in the elections, several delegates emphasized the need for the political process to create conditions conducive to greater stability and reconstruction efforts.
Many delegates emphasized the need for UNICEF to ensure effective responses to children in emergencies.
Taking into consideration that literacy nowadays was a prerequisite for the transfer of any kind of knowledge, several delegates emphasized the need to mobilize existing resources and called for international cooperation to enable all children to realize their right to education.
Several delegates emphasized the need to come up with innovative and effective policy responses to prevent similar crises in the future.
Delegates emphasized the need for an effective land-use system to guide sustainable development and the optimum use of land as a resource.
Many delegates emphasized the need to ensure that follow-up technical assistance was available to assist countries in implementing the recommendations of the IPRs.
Several delegates emphasized the need to improve pre-meeting preparations, in particular by increasing the time available for such preparations.
Delegates emphasized the need for accurate and up-to-date information, a need that is often overlooked, especially in the urban areas of the developing countries.
Delegates emphasized the need to follow international best practices as set out in the United Nations conventions and other international standards on moneylaundering.
Several African delegates emphasized the need for regional cooperation and to learn from the Latin American example, notably the guidelines for the protection of migrant children, which were developed through the Puebla Process.
Delegates emphasized the need for strategic investment and regulatory reforms, as well as integration of the fragmented market to tap into the potential economic and environmental benefits of transport by inland waterway.
Delegates emphasized the need to promote a better understanding of international arbitration mechanisms and encourage interactions and the exchange of experiences between and among various institutions dealing with the same topic OECD, UNCTAD, World Bank.
Some delegates emphasized the need for a fundamental change in the way we manage chemicals, and benchmarks against which to measure progress to achieve the sound management of chemicals envisioned by WSSD 2020.
Several delegates emphasized the need for improved planning and preparation of sessions of the governing body, including ministerial segments, to enable ministers to engage substantively and take the necessary decisions on matters of critical importance.
Delegates emphasized the need for the special session to give a new impetus to the implementation of the Platform for Action, as the five years since its adoption had been too short a time-span for effective implementation of all commitments.
African delegates emphasized the need for financial resources, technology transfer and capacity-building in order to bridge the gap between policy and implementation as well as the importance of policy coherence and integration across the themes at all levels.
Delegates emphasized the need for better data about South-South cooperation, stronger arrangements for region- and country-specific evaluations and a new inclusive institution to anchor the coordination of strategy, policy and operations on South-South cooperation.
Many delegates emphasized the need for technology transfer without creating dependency and capacity-building for developing countries and countries with economies in transition in order to overcome the obstacles, constraints and challenges in the five thematic areas under discussion.
At the same time, several delegates emphasized the need to further strengthen inter-agency cooperation and coordination, in line with the recommendations of the seventh regional consultation meeting of United Nations agencies working in Africa, which was held in Addis Ababa in November 2006.
Delegates emphasized the need for continuity in training, from classroom to actual mine clearance and agreed that the essential prerequisite for a training programme was ready access to equipment, funding and personnel to field the demining teams after graduation.
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 emphasized the need to strengthen the monitoring and follow-up of technical cooperation activities in the area of science and technology- notably for the science, technology and innovation policy(STIP) reviews and for other programmes such as the Network of Centres of Excellence project.
The delegates also emphasized the need to further improve inter-institutional cooperation, in particular between environmental authorities and statistical agencies.
A declaration was adopted by the delegates which emphasized the need to strengthen institutions, families and communities to prevent violence against children.
Given the inherent disadvantages and vulnerability of the least developed countries,landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, delegates from these countries emphasized the need for special international recognition and differentiated support.
Delegates also emphasized the need to strengthen resilience at the national and local levels to the effects of climate change in the short, medium and long term, through such measures as enhanced protection of land and marine biodiversity, and greater protection of ecological resources.
Some delegates proposed to include links with climate change and emphasized the need to present policy relevant indicators in the section on challenges.
Delegates at the World Summit on Sustainable Development had emphasized the need for development processes that met the needs of the present generation, without hampering the ability of future generations to meet theirs.
The delegate of EC emphasized the need for protocol reviews, which would require more intensive harvesting of existing knowledge.