Examples of using The speaker emphasized in English and their translations into Spanish
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The speaker emphasized that much information on indicators already existed.
With regard to the specific issue of post-conflict peacebuilding, the speaker emphasized that United Nations peacekeeping operations needed to draw on expertise from across the United Nations system.
The speaker emphasized the need for national partners to remain the driving force in TCDC activities.
Regarding the other human rights mechanisms and instruments being developed by ASEAN, the speaker emphasized that AICHR had an overarching role to play in bringing those different elements together to strengthen the overall human rights framework.
The speaker emphasized that national ownership and policy space are critical for increased aid effectiveness.
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Lastly, the speaker emphasized that cooperation with other countries was key to greater competitiveness.
The speaker emphasized that, with a reasonable wage policy and balanced foreign trade, countries such as Germany would be better off.
The speaker emphasized that those issues would remain an important part of the global development agenda in the future.
The speaker emphasized that this Act establishes the right of each autonomous community to regulate this aspect.
The speaker emphasized the importance of keeping the macro-level context in mind in the capacity-building process.
The speaker emphasized that, currently, foreign direct investment(FDI) did not serve as the locomotive of the world economy.
The speaker emphasized the need for the creation of the new jobs and the necessity not to forget those people who are working.
The speaker emphasized that the regional composition of the Economic and Social Council should be strengthened to reflect the geopolitical realities.
The speaker emphasized that the requirements placed on micro-entities should be simplified, to reduce the burden on these enterprises.
The speaker emphasized the importance of commitment, credibility and confidence, and the need to protect confidential information.
The speaker emphasized that NHRIs could play an important role in ensuring effective protection of migrants' human rights.
The speaker emphasized that the original Millennium Development Goals were articulated independently of a financing framework, which came later in the shape of the Monterrey Consensus.
In that context, the speaker emphasized the importance of country strategy notes(CSNs) and the need to provide developing countries with incentives to formulate them.
The speaker emphasized that isolating trade from other components of development, such as technology and infrastructure, might foster divergence rather than convergence among economies.
In his presentation, the speaker emphasized that in a highly unpredictable world where it is very difficult to foresee future challenges, there is a need to envisage innovation and development strategies that promote learning capabilities.
The speaker emphasized that such schemes could be expanded to other kinds of risks facing many developing countries and expressed the World Bank's readiness to assist countries interested in those types of mechanisms.
In this connection, the speaker emphasized that a speedy conclusion of the Doha Round of multilateral trade negotiations could deliver great benefits in terms of market access and growth stimulus for least developed countries.
The speaker emphasized the need to expand and duly strengthen international governance mechanisms to enable the most vulnerable countries to participate in international processes of decision making and rule formulation.
The speaker emphasized the issues of lender responsibility for the impact of their lending on the one hand and borrowers' dual obligations to the lender and to their citizens, on the other.
In this context, the speaker emphasized that the governing bodies of UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA, UNCDF, UNESCO, WIPO, WTO and UNCTAD had adopted decisions to integrate the POA into their respective programmes of work.
The speaker emphasized the country's continued need for qualified human resources and software tools and thanked UNODC for its assistance in training practitioners in the areas covered by the Firearms Protocol.
The speaker emphasized that the G20 was fairly representative when it came to macroeconomic policy coordination that helped to redress imbalances in global markets and that ensured timely responses to systemic economic and financial crises.
The speaker emphasized that people more often go to the regional court rather than United Nations bodies, as the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights was more responsive in terms of making reparations for requesting parties.
The speaker emphasized that the impact of rising energy costs varied across products and routes, depending upon the particular shipping and product markets, and that there was a need for further empirical studies to inform specific country interests.
The speaker emphasized that UNCTAD should cooperate not only with UN institutions but also with international organizations, thus bringing more synergy to the solid groundwork needed for both technical cooperation and capacity-building within UNCTAD.