Examples of using Presentations emphasized in English and their translations into Russian
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The presentations emphasized the need for good communication.
A number of presentations emphasized the interlinkages between desertification and climate change.
The presentations emphasized common challenges and problems for criminal justice administrators.
The presentations emphasized the vulnerability of countries in sub-Saharan Africa to the impact of climate change.
The presentations emphasized that for a well-functioning point of contact, the following aspects were of importance.
Several presentations emphasized the considerable potential to reduce emissions through enhanced energy efficiency.
Several presentations emphasized the high hydropower potential of the Central Asian countries, Tajikistan in particular.
The presentations emphasized the need to perform periodic safety reassessments of nuclear power plants, which is the key element of safety culture.
Several presentations emphasized that the carbon market has experienced dynamic expansion providing incentives for the private sector to find opportunities for emission reductions.
Many presentations emphasized the uncertainty involved in estimating the proportion of investments required due to changing circumstances caused by climate change;
The presentations emphasized the difficulties-- some argued impossibility-- of reaching consensus on the mechanics of changing the Council's membership and the question of veto power.
The presentations emphasized that preventable maternal mortality and morbidity was a pressing human rights issue that resulted from violations of a range of women's human rights.
Some presentations emphasized issues to be considered when choosing a hedging instrument, namely the nature of the exposure, the size of the perceived risk and the cost involved.
In addition, presentations emphasized the need for a rights-based approach and stressed the need to ensure synergy between efforts under Protocol V and related instruments, such as the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Presentations emphasized the critical and comprehensive importance that must be given in terms of policy formulation, and in the timely and accurate implementation of pre-determined activities in which both technical personnel and official authorities share responsibilities.
The presentations emphasized simultaneous action needed on a number of fronts to support a protective environment for children: breaking the silence surrounding the issue; strong laws and penalties for offenders; the high involvement of children and communities in prevention, reintegration and care; and cooperative regional and international arrangements.
Other presentations emphasized the importance of mainstreaming the activities to combat desertification into national planning and programming frameworks; mention was made of relevant scientific processes, and the potential for synergistic implementation of the three Rio conventions was considered, particularly in the light of the opening of the Global Environment Facility to projects in the field of combating desertification.
The presentation emphasized that reducing emissions from deforestation could contribute substantially to the necessary emission reductions for Annex I and non-Annex I Parties.
The presentation emphasized the importance of human resources management and training of staff for further development and successful implementation of the modernization process.
In her presentation emphasized that innovative computer technologies have a decisive role in education and research activity.
His presentation emphasized the importance of self-sustained financing, improving facilities and sharpening policy advice.
The Working Party thanked Mr. Jae Wook Lee for his interesting presentation emphasizing the role and potential of inland water transport in sea ports.
By the end of the seminar N. Serekpayev, the Director of the Department for Academic Affairs, on behalf of all the lecture participants, thanked Dr. Colin Lindsay Whitehead for his informative presentation, emphasizing his great benefit to all members.
In concluding, the presentation emphasized that nine years of experience in considering submissions indicated that the Commission operated most effectively when all members were present in New York and that, in the long term, without financial support the most important suggestions made by the Informal Working Group could not possibly be implemented.
Regarding full-time work, the presentation emphasized that that was the option preferred by the Commission as the most efficient and effective way to address its growing workload, while at the same time highlighting a number of challenges related to financing of members and strengthening of the capacity of the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea.
In concluding, the presentation emphasized that the Commission had taken every action possible within its current capacity to extend the number of subcommissions and the number of weeks worked in New York and in the home countries of its members, and that without financial support the most important suggestions made by the Informal Working Group could not possibly be implemented.
The UNDP presentation emphasized the organization's role in governance, human rights and decentralization, with general reference to activities related to minority issues.
The presentation emphasized that the use of the innovative modular concept, coupled with real business incentives such as tax exemptions for combined transport vehicles and facilitated customs procedures, as well as adequate hinterland infrastructure connections are sine qua non to make combined transport environmentally friendly and economically viable.
The presentation emphasized that governments need to provide information about the potential impacts and risks of climate change, the laws and policies that would make adaptation possible, and the adaptation programmes for goods and services e.g. public health and safety measures, flood and coastal protection, and emergency management facilities.
The presentation emphasizes five areas important to the Gambia for achieving integrated development, namely, poverty eradication, education, health, gender equality and sustainable development.