Examples of using Delegates shared in English and their translations into Russian
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Several delegates shared their national experiences.
The Chair congratulated the Rapporteur on his work andon the very concise reports, and observed that many delegates shared that appreciation.
Several delegates shared their countries' experiences in implementing IFRS.
In response to the request by the Chairperson-Rapporteur of the Working Group for specific comments on the criteria contained in annex II to the task force report, some delegates shared a view that the criteria had conceptual problems and their formulation lacked clarity.
Several delegates shared their experiences as young competition agencies.
Forum panellists and over 160 delegates shared their views about the challenges faced by women;
Delegates shared their thoughts on new technologies and its application in mass media operations.
Representatives of the youth organizations and delegates shared their insights regarding to participation of young people in the peacekeeping and activity of the UN.
The delegates shared the view that there is an urgent need to promote the following.
With the goal to identify perspective areas of cooperation,researchers of HSE and MOST delegates shared their unique fields of expertise and discussed key trends and instruments of Taiwan's and Russia's state policy on international cooperation in science, technology, and industrial innovation.
Delegates shared findings on the impact of conflict on women's health and the transmission of HIV/AIDS.
One panellist and two delegates shared their national experiences in achieving trade facilitation reforms and on cost savings achieved in the longer term.
Some delegates shared their experiences on the analysis of price cycling patterns and the role of information exchange and information 7.
During the ensuing discussion, delegates shared information on recent developments in promoting public access to information and on the challenges encountered, including.
Some delegates shared national experiences of different steps in the implementation of trade facilitation reforms.
During the remaining time allocated to the high-level segment, some delegates shared their views on the credit crisis and others sought further clarifications on issues the IASB representative addressed, such as amendments the IASB made on IAS 39 and IFRS 7, and further information on the series of roundtables that the IASB planned to conduct.
Delegates shared experiences from the UNECE region on the role which innovation policies can play in advancing these goals.
The vast majority of delegates shared the secretariat's assessment of the Palestinian economy's development predicament, and called for strengthening the resources and related operational activities.
Some delegates shared information on the experience in their respective jurisdictions with framework agreements and suppliers' lists.
Several delegates shared this concern and observed that the fittings mounted on the upper part of oil tanks were very vulnerable in the event of overturning.
The delegates shared experiences during the follow-up discussions, mainly related to infrastructure concessions in the fields of energy and water supply, airport, port and railway concessions.
In this context, delegates shared their experience concerning the institutional interplay between competition authorities, consumer protection authorities and sector-specific oversight bodies.
Most delegates shared this concern but were unwilling to adopt requirements of this nature in the absence of criteria for assessment and in the light of their own countries' experience of accidents.
Several delegates shared their views on the work of IOSCO, and asked some questions regarding the scope of IOSCO's capacity-building activities and how certain regions in particular could better benefit from increased cooperation with IOSCO.
In the course of the discussion delegates shared their opinions on the major issues of the energy agenda: transparency and predictability of energy and commodity markets, energy efficiency and green growth, as well as regulation for energy infrastructure.
In the ensuing discussion, delegates shared their ideas and views on the priority areas for the next programme of work for 2014- 2016, noting the importance of consolidating resources around the activities most demanded by member States and the need for maintaining the most successful areas of work.
Many delegates shared the concern expressed in the report that the lack of a standardized cost accounting system in United Nations offices impeded the type of analysis upon which the report was based, and asked for an update on both the status of the forthcoming feasibility study on cost accounting and its relationship to high-level efforts to address questions of accounting standards within the United Nations system.
One delegate shared the experiences of his country as it related to enhancement of SME competitiveness.
One delegate shared his country's experience during such a transition period, stressing that once competitive conditions had been established in the market, the State should not intervene in price setting.
On sector regulators, one delegate shared his country's experience with a system of concurrency in handling competition cases.