Examples of using Delegates noted in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegates noted with gratitude the training sessions held in Bangladesh, the Dominican Republic, Mozambique and the Sudan, organized as follow-up to the UN-SPIDER technical advisory missions carried out in previous years.
The Conference delegates noted that the reason for making these distinctions
The delegates noted that self-declaration by developing countries, an expert group to be established at the WTO and the dispute settlement mechanism would have different but equally important roles in this process.
Delegates noted that an essential aspect of coherence consists in a more effective division of labour and development of partnerships between international organizations, in which the respective comparative advantages would be taken into account in the implementation of development strategies.
The delegates noted that mobilizing domestic savings is only one part of the equation, since it is important to ensure that mobilized resources are efficiently channelled to the most productive sectors.
While there was general support for partnerships for sustainable development, a number of delegates noted that funding for partnerships was coming mainly from Governments and emphasized the need for mobilizing new resources.
Delegates noted the good analytical framework provided by the UNCTAD Entrepreneurship Policy Framework and the note on youth entrepreneurship prepared for the meeting(TD/B/C. II/24).
Regarding the strengthening of child protection systems, child and Government delegates noted the need to coordinate all efforts from various agencies and actors in protecting children from harm.
In that connection, several delegates noted that the Intersecretariat Committee on Scientific Programmes Related to Oceanography(ICSPRO), while useful as an example, was not in a position to fulfil the coordinating role, owing to its specialized nature.
However, some delegates noted the positive contribution of foreign direct investment to employment in developing countries, particularly China, where employment in foreign affiliates had increased to 6 million by 1993.
Further cooperation and coordination among the three chemical conventions should be encouraged, but some delegates noted that this would not be enough to bridge the implementation gap on its own.
Delegates noted that in order for integrated approaches to be effective, it is necessary to ensure stepped up monitoring, evaluation, data collection and analysis, and research to maximize emerging technologies, including microbicides and vaccines, sustainable over the long term.
With regard to sustainable agriculture and rural development, delegates noted that sustainable agriculture in small island developing States was not possible without appropriate crop insurance, given the vulnerability of those economies to extreme weather events, which often resulted in the total destruction of agricultural industries.
Other delegates noted that negotiating a new convention did not necessitate universal consensus,
Delegates noted the positive trend in regular resources levels over the past three years, but expressed concern over the decline in the proportion of regular resources to total resources and agreed with the report ' s findings that
Given that the IPoA called for renewed and strengthened partnerships between all stakeholders, delegates noted that South- South cooperation had a complementary role in the implementation of the IPoA and could become instrumental in achievement of the IPoA ' s overarching objectives of helping LDCs to eradicate poverty, reach internationally agreed development goals, and graduate from the LDC category.
Delegates noted that this support helped African countries in formulating an informed negotiating position for Africa, and would further strengthen Africa ' s common position in the follow-up discussions on global climate change during the sixteenth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to be held from 29 November to 10 December 2010 in Mexico.
Many delegates noted climate change ' s adverse impacts on sustainable development, including through impacts on transport infrastructure, water availability and use of chemicals, and emphasized that progress in changing consumption
Future resolutions of the General Assembly. As to the periodicity of the future General Assembly resolutions on fisheries-related issues, many delegates noted the heavy schedule of that body for its regular session in fall 2002, where it would have to consider simultaneously both the resolution on the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement and the resolution on the global moratorium on large-scale pelagic drift-net fishing and associated issues.
Many delegates noted that reform was also needed in many international organizations.