Examples of using Another representative said in English and their translations into Arabic
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Another representative said that implementation of the recommendation should lead to improved efficiency
Another representative said that information on different types of knowledge, including that of local communities and indigenous peoples, should be disseminated and exchanged through UNEP Live.
Another representative said that the clearing-house function should be used to collect information from institutions working on chemicals management, research and information generation and to assist countries, especially developing countries and countries with economies in transition, to use and act on such information to reduce human exposures to chemicals and environmental contamination.
Another representative said that his country had made administrative and technological progress in eliminating CFC propellants but that the continued high cost of alternatives meant that the use of CFCs was still necessary
Another representative said that there was a need to take into account the findings of other official sources in order to increase the ability of countries to secure the evidence needed for policyrelated assessments, saying that the establishment and implementation of UNEP-Live would be a significant step in that respect.
Another representative said that exemptions were necessary for critical and laboratory uses, noting that some ozone-depleting substances were still used in her country for such purposes, including to monitor progress in achieving environmental goals- for example, to analyse the extent of oil contamination in water.
Another representative said that greater efforts should be made to use existing stocks of methyl bromide
Another representative said that the science-policy interface must be strengthened through transparent
Another representative said that it would be useful to merge the two draft decisions into a single document
Along the same lines, another representative said that in order for an internationally wrongful act to be classified as a crime under article 19, it must infringe erga omnes and possibly jus cogens rules; injure all States; justify a generalized demand for cessation/reparation; and justify a generalized reaction by States.
Another representative said in response that it was appropriate to consider a draft decision about feedstock monitoring, labelling and reporting issues given that the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund had considered funding for
Another representative said that donor countries had an obligation to provide financial resources that was as legally binding as the obligations on all parties to take measures to control or eliminate specific persistent organic pollutants
Another representative said that his group could not understand how the use of radio by the United Nations could be perceived as a threat by some countries
Another representative said that he would have preferred to retain the provisions of article 24 of the 1993 draft statute,
Another representative said that the provisions under decision XIX/6 for stable and sufficient funding, including for projects and programmes that minimized impacts on the environment, including climate, should be adequate to ensure that finances were available for projects that took account of climate benefits, arguing that there was therefore no need for further measures that might make the work of the Multilateral Fund more complicated.
Another representative said that assistance for small and medium-sized enterprises should continue for at least a year after conversion to assist them in coping with a market dominated by large corporations better able to absorb the cost of conversion; another suggested that small and medium-sized enterprises could benefit during the transition period from the use of systems houses and other similar approaches.
Another representative said that it was important to avoid duplication of efforts by other bodies, such as the Committee for Administering the Mechanism for Promoting Implementation and Compliance of the Convention(the" Implementationanother said that the group should continue its cooperation with those bodies.">
Another representative said that the GEO reports and their summaries for policymakers constituted one of the flagship products of UNEP. While the regional level was important, the global nature of the GEO process was fundamental, and it was important to continue to strengthen the policy relevance of the GEO reports by focusing on progress towards the achievement of global goals.
Another representative, saying that storage and waste issues were challenging, said that facilitative and flexible provisions provided the best way forward.
Another representative said that the platform was urgently needed by developing countries.