Examples of using Many delegates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many delegates underlined the importance of having a set of international guiding principles on alternative development for use in designing, implementing and monitoring alternative development programmes.
Many delegates recalled the report '
Many delegates emphasized the importance of collaborative partnerships between Governments, civil society and the private sector
Many delegates felt that the incident was not a procedural error as CSI claimed,
Acknowledging the unprecedented challenges facing the organization, many delegates commended the Office for achieving so much progress despite the resource constraints it faces.
Many delegates noted the crucial role played by Aid for Trade, and the need for its effective application.
Many delegates noted that reform was also needed in many international organizations.
At the first session of the Working Group many delegates expressed an interest in examining the practical experience with eco-labelling on the basis of case studies.
Many delegates stressed the importance of energy efficiency and renewable energy in reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Many delegates spoke of impressive achievements since 1990 in decreasing child
However, many delegates felt that the policy response should address the need to reactivate credit for productive activities.
Many delegates supported the continuing implementation of the 2020 goal of sound management of chemicals through the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management.
Many delegates reported that concessions were used in the transition from state-directed economies to market economies, as a means of privatization.
Many delegates called for strengthening the regional and subregional presence of UNEP and placing greater importance on the needs of regions and countries.
So I hope that many delegates will understand that this is not only a non-proliferation measure,
Many delegates reported on their countries ' progress towards achieving these goals
Many delegates emphasized the need for UNICEF to ensure effective responses to children in emergencies.
The possibility of increasing SPR allocations received favourable reaction although many delegates emphasized that existing SPR programmes would require in-depth review and evaluation.
Many delegates underlined the adverse impact of the economic and financial crisis on providing adequate means of implementation.
Capacity constraints in the negotiation of IIAs were an issue of concern for many delegates.