Examples of using Forum emphasized in English and their translations into Russian
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The Forum emphasized the importance of technologies related to forest biological resources.
UNEC Professor who made a speech in the closing ceremony of the Forum emphasized the significance of the forum in terms of fruitful discussions made by the scholars.
The Forum emphasized the seriousness of the employment problems confronting the world's youth.
Although not every constraint to sustainable forest management can be alleviated by the transfer of technology, the Forum emphasized that improved access to and utilization of environmentally sound technologies have great potential for enhancing sustainable forest management.
The Forum emphasized the crucial role of the private sector for sustained economic growth in African countries.
In a resolution entitled"Forests for people, livelihoods andpoverty eradication", adopted by the Forum at its ninth session, the Forum emphasized the importance of intersessional activities in preparation for the second meeting of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Ad Hoc Expert Group in January 2013.
The Forum emphasized the need to include non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations and voluntary agencies, as well as women and youth.
Participants at the East Africa Forum emphasized the need to harmonize regulatory frameworks to facilitate cross-border network operations.
The Forum emphasized the need for collaboration among United Nations and other development agencies to develop a sustainable transport agenda.
In its recommendations at its third session, the Forum emphasized the importance of intercultural and bilingual education for indigenous children, drawing special attention to the importance of girls' education.
The forum emphasized the importance of empowering journalists in States that, by virtue of having ratified the Convention, had assumed a legal obligation to implement it.
Referring to the then forthcoming preparatory process for the World Summit on Sustainable Development,the Council/Forum emphasized that the Summit should review the requirements for a greatly strengthened institutional structure for international environmental governance, based on an assessment of future needs for an institutional architecture that had the capacity effectively to address wide-ranging environmental threats in a globalizing world.
The Forum emphasized the need to improve the quality of transport systems in Asia and the Pacific in order to be able to provide safe, environmentally friendly and convenient transport to the society.
Specifically, the Forum emphasized the need for increased monetary support for the voluntary fund.
The Forum emphasized and reiterated its previous recommendations on the Millennium Development Goals in the light of the Millennium Development Goals summit held in 2010.
Through its consideration of the theme, the Forum emphasized the need for greater interaction, communication and functional harmonization among the various entities involved in or affected by water management.
To that end, the Forum emphasized that Member States should consider the adoption and full implementation of comprehensive national indigenous education policies.
The Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum emphasized in its decision SS. VII/1 that all Member States of the United Nations should contribute financially to UNEP, and approved the application of a voluntary indicative scale of contributions.
The Forum emphasized that regional cooperation was essential for achieving intercountry connectivity, and held the view that the secretariat should continue to play an important role in that regard.
The secretariat of the Permanent Forum emphasized the value of face-to-face meetings, and noted that although greening of practices was important and videoconferencing welcomed, the face-to-face meetings were extremely important, especially for new members.
The forum emphasized that environmental degradation, rising disparity between the rich and the poor, and deadly pandemics are posing serious sustainability challenges to the international community.
Many participants of the forum emphasized the need of building a clear system of training lawyers, establishing cooperation with Muslim moderate theologians, development program of popularization of traditional Islam.
The Permanent Forum emphasized the importance of indigenous knowledge systems and identified a host of ongoing international processes that should recognize and integrate indigenous knowledge systems in their work.
The Forum emphasized the need for African countries, in the context of budgetary allocation and public sector investment, to accord priority to education, training, women's empowerment and youth development.
Our participation in the Forum emphasized the role of UNESCO associations, centres and clubs in promoting the ideals of peace and the involvement of citizens in actions aimed at enhancing their living conditions and achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
The Forum emphasized the need to build on the positive results achieved by the Intergovernmental Panel on Forests and that the focus should be on implementation of the proposals for action and on those issues on which international consensus had yet to be achieved.
The Forum emphasized that success of the efforts being undertaken by various United Nations bodies on forest-related issues depends on addressing the economic, social and environmental components of sustainable forest management in the context of sustainable development, in a balanced manner.
The Forum emphasized the importance of effective transport facilitation for member countries to be integrated with regional and global markets, increase their competitiveness, attract foreign direct investment and tourists, and enhance regional cooperation in development of transport sector.
The Forum emphasized that Governments, international organizations and all interested parties should take a holistic approach to forest matters, which recognizes the importance of social, economic and environmental values and functions of forests, and use their comparative advantages to cooperate in support of management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests.
The Forum emphasizes the importance of the World Conference on Human Rights(Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action) of 1993, the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women of 1993 and the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action of 1995.