Examples of using One speaker expressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
One speaker expressed concern that bringing ketamine under control could adversely affect its availability, leading to serious humanitarian consequences,
One speaker expressed the opinion that, in view of the funding situation, the Commission should
One speaker expressed the view that the Commission needed to work collectively and creatively to find long-term solutions to the funding situation, including through the standing open-ended intergovernmental working group on improving the governance and financial situation of the Office.
In that connection, one speaker expressed the hope that the discussion on the substantive item of the provisional agenda for the Twelfth Congress entitled" Making the United Nations guidelines on crime prevention work" would contribute to finding that balance.
One speaker expressed interest in establishing an information component within the office of the United Nations Development Programme at Sofia
One speaker expressed concern that, despite the adoption of a strategy, funding was not fully aligned with that strategy and sufficient general-purpose funding was not forthcoming.
One speaker expressed the hope that the framework developed by the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Lessons Learned from United Nations Congresses on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice would be utilized in the preparation of future congresses.
One speaker expressed concern about the role of UNDP as" campaign manager" or" scorekeeper" for the MDGs, adding that perhaps this should be the responsibility of national Governments, rather than any one organization.
One speaker expressed the hope that the working group could play a role in improved coordination between the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in the future.
One speaker expressed his appreciation for the Department's innovative audio service, which transmitted the United Nations noon briefing and radio news using the latest communications technology.
One speaker expressed doubts as to the practicality of making repeated requests in the checklist for reports, studies and information material, as providing those could prove to be overly burdensome.
One speaker expressed concern about the increased potential for dependence on substances not controlled by the international drug control treaties and suggested that the Board encourage WHO
One speaker expressed appreciation for the efforts of the secretariat in maintaining and updating the legal library available on the Tools and Resources for Anti-Corruption Knowledge portal, and recommended that States parties should provide more information to the secretariat to be included on the website.
One speaker expressed disagreement with the proposed options in the funding strategy of assigning a mandatory fixed percentage of voluntary contributions to the general-purpose funds, making a mandatory
One speaker expressed support for the negotiation of an international legal instrument against computer-related crime; however, others shared the
One speaker expressed his concern for the alarming HIV/AIDS trends in South Asia and recommended a stronger focus on HIV/AIDS, in coordination with UNAIDS, as well as the allocation of more resources to combat HIV/AIDS in the three countries.
One speaker expressed particular appreciation for the efforts made for the preparation of the global forum entitled" Beyond 2008", to be held in Vienna in July 2008, at which non-governmental organizations and civil society would have an opportunity to showcase their contributions to preventing and treating drug abuse.
One speaker expressed the need to develop a model treaty on international cooperation on preventing and combating terrorism, as well as to study the links between terrorism and organized crime and the financing of terrorism with a view to developing a database on relevant strategies to counter the financing of terrorism.
One speaker expressed the view that, while it was premature to speak of a negotiation process, if negotiations ultimately did take place,
One speaker expressed support for the continuing efforts of UNODC to integrate responses to drugs and crime and strongly encouraged the Office to continue initiatives such as strategic planning, integrity, result-based budgeting, project cycle management, knowledge management, evaluation and financial management.