Examples of using Had underlined in English and their translations into Arabic
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With regard to training of personnel, the Committee had underlined the valuable role that the United Nations should play in addition to the primary role of Member States.
He had also met with the President of the General Assembly, who had underlined the importance of working towards finalizing the draft comprehensive convention as a matter of priority.
The Bali process had underlined the importance of cooperation in the fight against transnational crime.
The Fourth World Conference on Women had underlined the need to strengthen the family, within which parents must be able to shelter,
The Balkan conflict had underlined the importance of accountable government and respect for human rights and the rule of law. Those elements should be incorporated into the fabric of diplomacy and in efforts to resolve serious conflicts.
At the World Food Summit, which had underlined the urgent need to prepare a global strategy to ensure food security, the international community had made a commitment to eliminate hunger and, as a first step, to halve the malnutrition rate by the year 2015.
The High-level Dialogue had underlined the need for strengthening cooperation among Governments at all levels, with regional organizations and consultative processes being recognized as useful forums for a sustained dialogue on migration and development.
The Secretary-General, in" An Agenda for Peace" and many other reports, had underlined his belief that United Nations security arrangements should not just react to events but should prevent certain kinds of events from endangering the international community.
The 2010 INCB report had underlined the Moroccan authorities ' active efforts to intercept narcotics, urging them to continue in that vein and encouraging consumer countries to take the necessary measures to stem drug use.
Mr. Alday(Mexico) said that the Secretary-General ' s report had underlined the financial difficulties facing the Programme of Assistance, which had been further worsened by the decrease in voluntary contributions to the Programme arising from the current economic situation.
The Ministers present had underlined the vital importance of the Organization's services to the African nations' industrialization efforts and the need for UNIDO to become
In its 2008 report, the World Bank had underlined that the food crisis had been due to weak financing of agriculture in poor countries where only 4 per cent of public funding was allocated to agriculture.
The recent turmoil in commodity markets had underlined the shared interest of all countries in ensuring that commodity markets did not become a source of global macroeconomic instability and social and political upheaval.
At its sixth session, the Commission of Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice had underlined the crucial role of criminal law in that sphere, particularly in such areas as illegal trafficking in hazardous and nuclear substances and in endangered species.
In its report, the Special Committee had underlined that a well-conceived peacekeeping operation was one that contributed to overall efforts to help a country or region make the
Both the Director-General of WTO and the Secretary-General of UNCTAD had underlined that the Doha development deal was" doable", and he hoped that such a deal would be reached soon.
By endorsing the establishment of the Inter-Agency Environment Coordination Group and the preparation of a strategy document in the field of the environment, the Governing Council had underlined the central coordinating role of UNEP in that connection.
The events in South Asia in 1998 had underlined the importance of regional efforts in the fields of disarmament and non-proliferation as a means of strengthening the global regime.
The President of the Tribunal recalled General Assembly resolution 56/12 of 28 November 2001, in which the Assembly had underlined what it referred to as the Tribunal ' s" important role and authority concerning the interpretation or application of the Convention".
Furthermore, the increase of activities that might pose significant transboundary danger had underlined the necessity of establishing mechanisms capable of preventing or compensating for extraterritorial harm.