Examples of using Group emphasized in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Group emphasized that the outcome of the DaO initiative should not be prejudged prior to completion of an independent evaluation in the eight pilot countries.
The Group emphasized the need to focus greater attention on exploring the use and application of new financial tools to support productivity and technology for enhanced income generation.
The Group emphasized the very important contribution made by migrants to the development of destination countries.
The Group emphasized that easy and reliable access to data and information submitted by States to the United Nations Register played an important factor in enhancing the value of the Register as a confidence-building tool.
As the Group emphasized in its previous report, international donor support continues to be critical in helping the Government of Guinea-Bissau in meeting its short, medium and long-term priorities.
During last year ' s debate against the backdrop of the worst financial and economic crisis of the past 70 years, the Rio Group emphasized the need to maintain and step up investments in the response to the epidemic.
In this regard, the group emphasized the need for effective supervision of recognized organizations by national administrations whenever they delegate to these entities responsibility for carrying out aspects of their respective flag State duties under international law.
The Group emphasized the specificity of the Fund and the valuable expertise acquired during the past 10 years both by the Advisory Group and OHCHR, which together constituted
The Group emphasized UNIDO ' s important role in meeting the Millennium Development Goals and the importance of increasing the Organization ' s help in the preparation of national implementation plans regarding persistent organic pollutants(POPs).
Following an exchange of views on the recent political developments there, the Group emphasized the importance of rapidly establishing a detailed road map for a return to democracy and constitutional order in Guinea.
Moreover, the Group emphasized in its final report that, given its complexity, the topic calls for a balanced, open, transparent and step-by-step consideration within the United Nations on the basis of consensus.
The Group emphasized the importance of mobilizing funds to support UNIDO ' s efforts in Africa to combat climate change, promote industrial energy efficiency, support cleaner production techniques and promote renewable sources of energy.
The Group emphasized the need for genuine partnership, interaction and coordination between the Secretariat and troop-contributing countries, most of which were developing countries, on all matters relating to the support of peacekeeping operations.
The Group emphasized that addressing the question of Article 19 was a matter of urgency
The Group emphasized that the pilot phase was still under way and that a thorough evaluation had not been conducted. Actions that prejudged its outcome and moved beyond the Delivering as One initiative in the eight pilot countries were therefore undesirable.
In view of the proposed net decrease of 2,552 posts in peacekeeping missions, the Group emphasized that each mission must have the civilian staffing structure required to implement its mandate, as provided by General Assembly resolution 66/264.
The Expert Group emphasized the individual, community, State and international costs of gender-based violence against women, which are felt in the economic, health, development, human rights and political sectors.
Lastly, the Group emphasized that summary and verbatim records must be issued on time, in hard copy and simultaneously in all official languages, and looked forward to receiving more information on the progress of the integrated global management project.
In reviewing the acceptance and rationale of such regimes as well as the relationship between selfcontained regimes and general law, the Study Group emphasized the importance of general international law also within its analysis of the issues.
The group emphasized moreover that the objective of revitalization should continue to be the strengthening of the Assembly '