Examples of using Panel emphasized in English and their translations into Russian
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The Panel emphasized the need to review and improve existing information systems.
In proposing measures to address those issues, the Panel emphasized the need to take into account the Forest Principles and relevant chapters of Agenda 21.
The Panel emphasized that in-country coordination and cooperation among donors is crucial in view of the need to make best use of limited financial resources.
In terms of governance, the Panel emphasized that environmental protection efforts at the global level lack coherence.
The Panel emphasized the need for an integrated approach to national forest and land-use programmes and national plans to combat desertification.
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In its 2012 progress report, the Panel emphasized the problem of the proper classification of ozone-depleting substance use in certain chemical processes as feedstock or process agent.
The Panel emphasized the need to examine ways to enhance international cooperation.
The Panel emphasized that existing financial resources, including ODA, should be used efficiently and effectively.
The Panel emphasized that national inventories are an important basis for effective national forest programmes.
This panel emphasized the fact that issues related to intergenerational collaboration cut across many policy areas and have many dimensions.
The Panel emphasized the important role of the United Nations in providing a more structured and effective mechanism to build such a consensus.
The Panel emphasized that national forest assessments should use nationally accepted criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management.
The panel emphasized that taking account of the growing population of Africa, the provision of adequate infrastructure such as housing, roads and the like in the future was a global challenge.
The Panel emphasized that in-country coordination and cooperation among donors is crucial in view of the need to make the best use of limited financial resources.
The Panel emphasized that desertification and the effects of drought are widespread phenomena affecting forests and other wooded land in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid regions.
The Panel emphasized that the economic value of forests depends on the[biophysical][ecological] characteristics of particular forest areas and their locational relationships with people and markets.
The Panel emphasized that desertification and the effects of drought are widespread phenomena affecting forests and other wooded land in arid, semi-arid and sub-humid regions.
The Panel emphasized the need for the transfer of environmentally sound technologies in the forest sector to enable countries to manage, conserve and sustainably develop their forests.
The Panel emphasized the importance of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution, and welcomed the widespread application of the critical loads approach adopted under that Convention.
The Panel emphasized the importance of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution and welcomed the widespread and general application of the critical loads approach adopted under that Convention.
The Panel emphasized that in-country coordination and cooperation among donors are crucial[in view of[limited financial resources] and the need] to optimize[the use of existing] available funds.
The Panel emphasized that the issues of trade and environment relating to forest products and services should be addressed in a holistic manner, taking into account chapter 11 of Agenda 21 and the Forest Principles.
The Panel emphasized that the transfer of environmentally sound technology in the forest sector is an important part of strategies for enabling countries to manage, conserve and sustainably develop their forests.
The Panel emphasized that the issues of trade and environment in relation to forest products and services should be addressed in a holistic manner and take into account chapter 11 of Agenda 21 and the Forest Principles.
The Panel emphasized that forest-related projects that had global environmental benefits should be supported through Global Environment Facility(GEF) programmes relevant to biological diversity, climate change and international waters.
The Panel emphasized that the transfer of environmentally sound technology in the forest sector, in accordance with principle 11 of the Forest Principles, is an important part of strategies for enabling countries to manage, conserve and sustainably develop their forests.
At its first session, the Panel emphasized the need for preparation of"a report on the specific needs of countries with low forest cover, particularly developing countries, in order to promote activities aimed at conserving the existing coverage, with particular attention to unique types of forests.
The Panel emphasized that economic valuation was only one of many considerations for decision-making, and could not become a substitute for the process of political decision-making on forests, which included wide-ranging aspects such as environmental, socio-economic, ethical, cultural and religious considerations.
At its first session, the Panel emphasized the need to prepare a report on the specific needs of countries with low forest cover, particularly developing countries and other countries with low forest cover, in order to promote activities to conserve existing forest cover, with particular attention to unique forests.
The Panel emphasized a number of specific elements needing consideration when developing and implementing NFPs or other policy frameworks, notably the need for appropriate participatory mechanisms to involve all interested parties; decentralization where applicable and empowerment of regional and local government structures; recognition and respect for customary and traditional rights of special groups such as indigenous peoples, local communities and other forest dwellers, forest owners and workers; secure land tenure arrangements; and the establishment of effective coordination mechanisms and conflict-resolution schemes.