Examples of using Another speaker noted in English and their translations into Arabic
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Another speaker noted the desirability of adopting extraterritoriality or" longarm" statutes that allowed States parties to prosecute their nationals engaged in corruption abroad or while serving as officials of public international organizations.
Another speaker noted that one of the indispensable conditions for information to play its role in society was freedom of expression, which was essential for the consolidation of a new world information order.
Another speaker noted the positive involvement of communities in all programme activities and government ownership of programmes. He also was pleased to note the good relations among UNICEF and the Governments and NGOs.
Another speaker noted that the information centres not only represented the Department of Public Information as its field offices but also symbolized a bridge that connected the local people with the United Nations and its activities.
Another speaker noted the lack of analysis of the problems associated with the demobilization of soldiers, and how it could affect the health of women and the spread of HIV/AIDS.
Another speaker noted that many of the Department's functions had been mandated by the Assembly and that any changes that might affect those mandates required the input of the largest number of Member States.
Another speaker noted the concern about the lack of focus on outputs noted at the first regular session 2000 and about the depth of cooperation on the UNDAF, points that were not included in the report.
Another speaker noted that the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board(part of IFAC) was currently involved in developing a standard for providing assurance on carbon emissions,
Another speaker noted that global mergers had not so far had a significant impact in the Southern African region, there was little new FDI and only a few countries of the region had adopted competition laws.
Another speaker noted that the area of water supply and sanitation was a sweeping one and not clearly reflected in the MTP
Another speaker noted that the working group dealt mainly with the work of the Office and that consideration of the functioning
Another speaker noted with pleasure that steps were being taken by the Department of Public Information for appropriate coverage of the various five-year reviews of the decade's major United Nations conferences.
Another speaker noted that there had been improvements since the Accra Conference in the area of publications and communications, which had made the Organization more visible and had contributed to better understanding of its work.
Another speaker noted that, in order to strengthen international support for the Organization '
Another speaker noted that the United Nations visitors ' tours did not sufficiently address the question of Palestine
Another speaker noted that community policing in his country assisted in reconciliation between the families of victims and offenders, prevented children of school age from becoming involved in crime and assisted with the social reintegration of former offenders.
Another speaker noted that, in order to follow a comprehensive approach to combating terrorism, cooperation at all levels was needed-- nationally, regionally and globally-- and that, at each level, collaboration between all relevant actors was also necessary.
Another speaker noted the use of the term by UNODC and drew attention to the report of the Secretary-General on human security(A/64/701), noting that discussions concerning the report were ongoing in New York also in view of the preparation of a draft resolution on.
Another speaker noted that litigation was more expensive in developed countries than in developing countries; as a result, there was more transfer pricing litigation in developing countries.
Another speaker noted that public information at the United Nations should be dedicated to transparency,
