Examples of using Delegates recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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All delegates recognized the importance of this issue and its complexity.
With regard to assuring basic rights for andprotection of irregular migrants, many delegates recognized that respecting such rights can be reconciled with necessary prevention and enforcement measures.
Delegates recognized the important role that donor support provided.
Although it was not possible to restructure the draft resolution this year, delegates recognized the need to modernize the draft resolution in order to optimize its utility and importance and agreed to consider the issue again next year.
Delegates recognized that the lack of readily available data on the use of ICT and e-commerce by the business sector and households had been a major obstacle to identifying priority areas of policy action.
Panellists and delegates recognized that sustainability covered many aspects.
All delegates recognized the dynamism of the Bangladeshi economy and its huge potential for higher FDI inflows.
The majority of the involved delegates recognized that it would be more effective(cost and time effective) to work by e-mail instead of organizing a meeting.
Various delegates recognized the challenges of a nexus approach, but also appreciated its potential value.
Many delegates recognized the important contribution made by the two main technical cooperation programmes of UNCTAD, namely ASYCUDA and DMFAS.
Forum delegates recognized that the ancient capital of medieval Volga Bulgar is a monument of world importance, has outstanding universal value.
The delegates recognized the value that a simple monitoring process on annual basis would have, especially in 2004 in time for the CSD discussion on SIDS.
Several delegates recognized the need for seeking ways to advance developing partnerships, as highlighted in Millennium Development Goal 8 on developing a global partnership for development.
The conference co-conveners and delegates recognized the challenges faced by traditional security apparatuses in protecting all civilians and addressing the root causes fuelling violence and its recurrence.
Delegates recognized the need to increase the response rate for the next JWEE and recommended that there should be a training workshop for country correspondents before then to assist with this.
Several delegates recognized the importance of integrated reporting, particularly the effort to get financial and non-financial data to interact to produce new information about company performance.
Delegates recognized that, in dealing with the most pressing issues of the crisis in the past weeks, a shift in thinking had taken place- from purely market-driven solutions towards measures involving an active role of the State.
Delegates recognized the special role that women have in the Pacific in ensuring environment and development issues are sustainably harnessed for the continued health and well being of their families and communities.
Delegates recognized that it would be vital to continue the discussion and information sharing and, therefore, establish ongoing cooperation between future EFV conferences and World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations WP.29.
Delegates recognized the significant progress that standard-setters have made over the last two decades with respect to promulgating international standards and codes aimed at enhancing the utility and quality of corporate reporting around the world.
The delegates recognized that there were protection gaps in mixed movements, especially with regard to migrants deemed"irregular" by authorities and who fall outside established protection frameworks but who nevertheless need assistance or other kinds of protection.
Delegates recognized that indigenous peoples faced significant challenges in their access to primary education, and emphasized the need for education to be culturally sensitive, to incorporate pluralism in States and to reflect the identity and spiritual beliefs of people.
Delegates recognized that data disaggregated by sex and age were essential as a basis for sound policy formulation and called for efforts to exploit all relevant data sources so as to obtain information on their nationals living abroad.
Some delegates recognized that there might be circumstances justifying exclusions of suppliers or contractors during dialogue, such as on the basis that they were not any longer qualified(for example in the case of bankruptcy) or were not responsive to the needs of the procuring entity for example materially deviating during dialogue from key elements that were identified as non-negotiable at the outset of the procurement.
Section 4.2, on the effects of an established reservation, had been broadly welcomed, with delegates recognizing the utility of the phrase"established reservations", a term that did not designate a new category of reservations.
Another delegate recognized UNCTAD's role in the WTO negotiations in ensuring that developing countries concerns were taken into consideration.
A delegate recognized the value of the Expert Meeting on Capacity Building in the Area of FDI.
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Delegates also recognized the value of the Blue Books on Best Practice in Investment Promotion and Facilitation.
Delegates also recognized that education for sustainable development was of equal importance for rich and poor, and that closer cooperation among all stakeholders was needed.