Examples of using Some speakers emphasized in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some speakers emphasized the importance of protecting cultural heritage.
In the area of the prevention of terrorism, some speakers emphasized the need to criminalize terrorism and to address its root causes.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of an enabling international environment.
Some speakers emphasized the role of the media in creating an informed citizenry.
Some speakers emphasized the usefulness of technology in facilitating international cooperation.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of involving civil society in the review process.
Some speakers emphasized that an effective review of implementation was key to achieving and measuring progress.
Some speakers emphasized the utility of available technologies in facilitating international cooperation.
Some speakers emphasized the fact that the MYFF was still a“work in progress”, with room for adjustments and.
Some speakers emphasized the links between Goal 3 and the achievement of all the Millennium Development Goals.
Some speakers emphasized that national machineries may choose to engage in direct implementation of policies and specific projects.
Some speakers emphasized that the effective implementation of the right to development required multidisciplinary dialogue and policy coherence.
Some speakers emphasized the important role that regional cooperation could play in enhancing the architecture of global economic governance.
Some speakers emphasized that there should be a clear link between the identification of priority areas and the allocation of financial and other resources.
Some speakers emphasized that the CCA and UNDAF should not minimize the roles played by individual United Nations organizations at the country level.
Some speakers emphasized that FDI was a vital complement to national development efforts and contributed to the financing of long-term economic growth.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of regional initiatives, such as the triangular initiative between Afghanistan, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan.
Some speakers emphasized that developing countries needed broad and predictable access to developed country markets as a prerequisite to benefit from trade.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of the exchange of information among FIUs and other operational units dealing with countering money-laundering.
Some speakers emphasized the need to devise overarching social policies to address inequalities and to establish crime prevention programmes targeting risk groups.
Some speakers emphasized the need to employ both international and national staff within the regions and called for equitable geographical representation among staff members.
Some speakers emphasized that, instead of new schemes and funds being created, existing victim compensation schemes should be made accessible to victims of trafficking.
Some speakers emphasized the need for the outcome of the work of the Expert Group to be presented to the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice at its twenty-second session.
Some speakers emphasized that the review of the implementation of the Convention and its Protocols, pursuant to article 32 of the Convention, was a key mandate of the Conference.
Some speakers emphasized the need for a more balanced development and distribution of global Internet infrastructure for enhancing the capability for preventing and combating cybercrime.
Some speakers emphasized that the increased focus of the international community on climate change should not lead to a situation in which other important basic development needs would be sidelined.
Some speakers emphasized the need for increased focus on clean growth poles, arguing that they served the dual purpose of supporting industrialization and addressing the challenges associated with climate change.
Some speakers emphasized the important role of civil society organizations in implementing measures to counter trafficking in persons, especially in the area of prevention, protection and reintegration of victims.
Some speakers emphasized the need to educate people and raise their awareness regarding the dangers of corruption in order to bring about changes vis-à-vis impunity and lack of accountability from the bottom up, including through school curricula.
Some speakers emphasized the importance of the notification obligation set forth in article 44 and enquired about the possibility of establishing and disseminating a directory of central authorities responsible for receiving and processing requests for mutual legal assistance.
