Examples of using One speaker noted in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
One speaker noted the special challenges facing his city, which was one of the 20 largest cities in the world.
One speaker noted that the regular budget resources should fund more than the governing bodies, normative functions
One speaker noted that the International Anti-Corruption Academy could also be an important resource for the delivery of training.
One speaker noted that exchange of information often worked better when done directly between law enforcement agencies.
One speaker noted that some States felt that they were being targeted by those who made such associations.
One speaker noted the importance of regularly re-evaluating established trafficking indicators and accepted profiles of victims.
One speaker noted that the Commission should adjust its methods of work in accordance with the Political Declaration and Plan of Action.
One speaker noted that UNODC should focus on the areas of its core mandates.
One speaker noted that UNODC should clearly link its alternative development assistance to areas affected by illicit drug crop cultivation.
One speaker noted the frustration in cases where an outcome required consensus and most members had agreed on a draft text.
One speaker noted that it would be useful to receive information on the interconnections between drug trafficking, poaching and wildlife trafficking and on the experiences of States with this phenomenon.
One speaker noted the importance of coordination between different police units and the need for ongoing monitoring of crime trends.
One speaker noted that the follow-up to WSSD could be an occasion for UNDP to clarify further its priorities
One speaker noted that action was required to prevent the abuse of the Internet for terrorist purposes.
Concerning the country programme for Moldova, one speaker noted its longer-term development approach,
One speaker noted that the emphasis on education in the Bangladesh programme was in line with the priorities of other countries in the region.
One speaker noted the importance of all articles and provisions of the Convention being fully implemented and the role of the Review Mechanism in that regard.
In an effort to enhance transparency in the justice system, one speaker noted the introduction of a national public forum that had been established to receive information on the public perception of the work of the judiciary.
One speaker noted that an emerging problem in international cooperation and asset recovery cases that needed to be addressed was a tendency to invoke the political nature of the offences in question, and stressed the significance of article 44, paragraph 4, of the Convention.
One speaker noted that in a case involving his jurisdiction the recognition of the confiscation judgement had been rendered months after the expiry of the freezing order, with the result that the funds in