Examples of using Some speakers underlined in English and their translations into Russian
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Some speakers underlined the importance of performance indicators.
It was agreed that effective prevention and early interventions, as well as a multidisciplinary approach,were essential elements of drug demand reduction policies and some speakers underlined that specialized treatment and rehabilitation services were frequently unavailable.
Some speakers underlined the need to raise additional resources for the implementation of the programme.
In that regard, some speakers underlined the crucial role of the criminal justice system in the fight against terrorism.
Some speakers underlined the need for those principles to be applied to core and non-core activities.
Some speakers underlined the need to have a separate annual accounting to the Board on non-core contributions.
Some speakers underlined the important role that civil society should play in any possible review mechanism.
Some speakers underlined that countries that were not members of the Council of Europe also participated in the negotiations.
Some speakers underlined the need for careful attention to recommendation 3 regarding the Management Coordination Committee MCC.
Some speakers underlined the challenges involved in adherence to and ratification and implementation of the Firearms Protocol.
Some speakers underlined that no proposal for a new review mechanism should include additional regular budget funding.
Some speakers underlined that the United Nations system should play a more substantial role in support of such triangular cooperation.
Some speakers underlined the importance of technical assistance delivered by UNODC to strengthen the knowledge and capacity of central authorities.
Some speakers underlined UNODC efforts to increase its monitoring and evaluation capacities and the efficiency and transparency of management.
Some speakers underlined the need for UNIFEM to focus its interventions within a limited portfolio to maximize the impact of its programmes.
Some speakers underlined the leadership role of national governments in programming at the country level and in the follow-up to international conferences.
Some speakers underlined the need to complete the work on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism, including an agreed definition of terrorism.
Some speakers underlined that not only efforts to eliminate corruption but good governance in all its dimensions was necessary for sustainable development.
Some speakers underlined that for reporting there is a need to make maximum use of existing mechanisms, in particular for the work relating to the development of vulnerability indices.
Some speakers underlined that the high levels of non-core funding in some countries allowed UNDP to utilize its core funds to benefit low-income countries.
Some speakers underlined the need to join forces to increase the share of general-purpose and regular budget funds available to the Office in order to resolve its financial situation.
Some speakers underlined the increasing degree of organization of criminal groups involved in drug trafficking, which required a comprehensive approach based on international and regional cooperation.
Some speakers underlined the importance of political ownership and the need to join forces to increase the share of general-purpose and regular budget funds available to the Office in order to resolve its financial situation.
Some speakers underlined the relationship between illicit drug use and social exclusion, including aspects such as unemployment, lack of education, insufficient access to medical care and social services and marginalization.
In that context, some speakers underlined the leadership role of UNODC in the Committee of Co-sponsoring Organizations of UNAIDS in promoting action to combat HIV/AIDS in the context of comprehensive drug abuse prevention strategies.
Some speakers underlined the nexus between illicit drugs and criminal activities such as trafficking in firearms and precursors, the manufacture of synthetic drugs, money-laundering, corruption and the financing of terrorism.
Some speakers underlined the need to improve capacity for the investigation and dismantling of clandestine laboratories in order to counter new manufacturing methods, restrict the availability of new precursor chemicals and reduce the diversion of precursor chemicals.
Some speakers underlined the necessity of technical assistance to build capacity and strengthen relevant institutions, particularly in countries lacking the necessary resources and with particular emphasis on aspects related to cross-border investigation.
Some speakers underlined the need for evidence-based approaches in both policy and programme development and emphasized that only data that were timely, accurate, reliable and internationally comparable could allow for an accurate assessment of the situation with regard to illicit drug demand.
Some speakers underlined that many States had to continue to make progress in terms of policy formulation and legislation, while others described their countries' efforts to strengthen national legislation and establish specialized agencies to deal more effectively with cybercrime offences.