Examples of using Many speakers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many speakers applauded the emphasis on nutrition and breastfeeding, with one delegation stressing the importance of focusing special attention on Africa in this regard.
But I am very much encouraged today that many speakers who preceded me emphasized the pressing need to intensify our negotiations toward early conclusion of the CTBT.
Many speakers commended the overview and analysis of technical assistance needs prepared by the Secretariat, which were helpful for the work of the Working Group.
Gender balance. Many speakers expressed support for the progress of UNDP towards achieving the gender-balance targets in the organization.
When addressing coherence, many speakers pointed out its many dimensions: national, regional, international and multilateral.
Many speakers said that meaningful indicators needed to be established so that the contributions of UNDP could be effectively measured.
Also, many speakers called for improvements in the criteria for debt sustainability since some post-completion HIPC countries continue to face unsustainable debt situations.
Many speakers congratulated UNICEF for an informative, comprehensive, analytical and action-oriented report, which set out the problems, priorities and responsibilities for Africa's future.
Many speakers stressed the essential role of those units in national frameworks to combat money-laundering and in coordination among domestic agencies.
Many speakers welcomed the report as providing a broad indication of the envisaged strategic direction for UNICEF work in education.
During the discussion that followed, many speakers stressed that job creation was at the heart of development and poverty eradication.
Many speakers took the floor to express appreciation for the first country cooperation framework for Pakistan.
Many speakers stressed the importance of universal adherence to the Treaty and of the global verification system being built up by the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization.
Many speakers noted that judges and prosecutors were already required to file asset declarations and that this had proved to be an effective system for preventing corruption.
Many speakers also noted the value of consulting or employing national bar
Many speakers expressed support for establishing a matrix of needs and services that would be updated periodically rather than a list of priorities.
Lastly, many speakers had insisted on adding a reference to the nuclear-weapon States to paragraph 50.
Many speakers indicated that there was a decline in the HIV infection rate following the implementation of specific activities in their countries;
Many speakers referred to comprehensive prevention frameworks and programmes, including effective awareness-raising initiatives and educational measures.
Many speakers expressed an interest in sharing experience as a means of learning from each other.