Examples of using Several delegations emphasized the need in English and their translations into Arabic
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Several delegations emphasized the need to strengthen accountability, including risk management and mitigation, results reporting and evaluation.
Several delegations emphasized the need for a more cross-sectoral view of the areas of gender and environment.
Market-related measures. Several delegations emphasized the need for regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements to strengthen control measures throughout the whole market chain, including through the adoption of catch documentation schemes.
Several delegations emphasized the need to pay greater attention to the topic of regional cooperation and called for the exploration of ways to stimulate dialogue with the regional commissions on that issue at the substantive session.
Several delegations emphasized the need to publicize widely the optional protocol, and the following additions, or alternative formulations, were proposed:"… making the provision of the optional protocol widely known in their countries", or" the communication and inquiry procedure should be made public as widely as possible".
Several delegations emphasized the need to give special attention to broad population policy issues, such as high and increasing levels of rural-to-urban migration, the special needs of adolescents and ageing populations, and size of the population, when formulating criteria for UNFPA assistance to countries.
Several delegations emphasized the need to balance the interests of States transporting dangerous goods, including radioactive materials, with those of States wishing to protect the marine environment on the high seas and in areas under national jurisdiction.
(f) Several delegations emphasized the need for effective means of implementation, including transfer of clean technology and related know-how, as well as capacity-building, and also emphasized that financial resources needed to be mobilized in innovative ways, including from the private sector;
Several delegations emphasized the need to enhance the capacity of developing countries to collect and assess scientific information,
Several delegations emphasized the need for equal treatment and conditions in RBEC in line with those of other regional bureaux in UNDP, including the level and number of posts in country offices.
Several delegations emphasized the need to: move from short-term projects to nationally-led endogenous projects
Since some masters of ships did not promptly report incidents for fear of having the ship detained, several delegations emphasized the need to encourage the timely reporting of incidents.
Several delegations emphasized the need for national ownership, including action plans tailored to countries ' capacities, and requested more information on how Governments would be involved in the Initiative as partners.
Several delegations emphasized the need to monitor border crossings better, including through an increased UNHCR presence, and to ensure separation of armed elements from persons of concern.
Several delegations emphasized the need to improve protection for seafarers and fishers against harm, in particular in the context of acts of piracy and armed robbery and other criminal activities and hazards related to dangerous working conditions.
Several delegations emphasized the need to distinguish terrorism from the legitimate struggle of peoples under colonial or alien domination
Several delegations emphasized the need for cooperation and coordination in information-sharing, particularly among States with and without such capacity, including through the establishment of centralized and standardized databases(see also para. 34).
Several delegations emphasized the need for more capacity-building in host States as well as closer cooperation in devising comprehensive and multifaceted responses amongst all stakeholders:
Several delegations emphasized the need to develop concrete mining-related policies which could find new solutions to" do more with less", increase the wealth and welfare of all stakeholders and lower pressure on ecosystems.
Given the many development problems their countries faced, including the fragility of economic growth and the rapid spread of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, several delegations emphasized the need to increase resources for UNFPA and pointed out that the Fund, as the main partner in population in their countries, had a particular comparative advantage.