Examples of using Delegates stressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Other delegates stressed that the EIF provisions should be non-discriminatory, should not privilege any country nor should they make references to specific countries who need to ratify the Treaty before it comes into effect.
Delegates stressed the importance of the timely submission of documentation and the strict implementation of relevant resolutions on the issuance of documentation in accordance with the six-week rule so as to facilitate the preparatory
Delegates stressed the importance of ICT for the development of their economies and societies, as well as the need to overcome the digital divide between developed and developing countries and the importance of international cooperation in this regard.
Other delegates stressed the need to integrate assessments upfront in the design of policies and programmes, including the financial cost, and reaffirmed the link of impact assessments with national efforts to factor migration into development planning.
In addition to discussing women ' s needs for equality, development and peace, the delegates stressed the need for real advancement in women ' s enjoyment of their human rights, and the outcome documents-- the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action-- reflect these priority issues.
Many delegates stressed the importance of the Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol for international action on climate change, calling for further action for the period after 2012 on the basis of the agreement taken in Montreal in 2005.
Concerning ICT-related indicators and statistics, delegates stressed the importance of monitoring and measuring ICT access and use, and pointed to the lack of methodological frameworks for collecting internationally comparable data.
It was generally recognized that prima facie refugee status and temporary protection were appropriate responses to mass influx situations and delegates stressed the importance of retaining clarity on the differences between the two.
In the ensuing discussion, delegates stressed that international treaty-making in the area of investment(at the bilateral, regional and interregional levels) was important for enhancing the attractiveness of countries as FDI locations.
In the case of the Inco and Falconbridge projects, delegates stressed that it was the responsibility of unions in Canada and New Caledonia to work together, along with environmental organizations and other concerned citizens, to ensure that enforceable regulations were in place.
In the Declaration on Employment & Labour, youth delegates stressed the urgent need to create jobs for women and youth, foster entrepreneurship and develop cross-border projects in the Mediterranean, in order to equip youth with the future skills that will be required in the time of technological innovation and a rapidly changing job market.
Regarding public perceptions, delegates stressed the need for joint communication and awareness campaigns between countries of origin, transit and destination as an important best practice to addressing the problems of discrimination and xenophobia, and a useful tool to lower the risks and vulnerabilities for the migrants.
Other delegates stressed that Governments of both destination and origin countries should actively support
In that regard, delegates stressed the importance of the close working relationship of UNODC with regional bodies such as the Economic Community of West African States and the League of Arab States in the design of such programmes,
Another delegate stressed the importance of restoring balance in consensus-building, with the full voice, representation and participation of developing countries in discussions and decision-making.
Another delegate stressed the importance of bilateral investment treaties in offering protection to potential investors.
Another delegate stressed the relevance of including the public sector and SMEs in the assessment questionnaire.
A delegate stressed that the vulnerability and specific needs of migrant women and migrant children should receive due attention, including through institutional frameworks and legislative measures.
Another delegate stressed the need to establish early communication through the exchange of informal information.
Another delegate stressed the importance of international standards, and asked about the challenge to international standardization posed by national adjustments to such standards.