Examples of using Drew attention to the need in English and their translations into Chinese
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His delegation drew attention to the need to shorten the project preparation cycle, perhaps through the establishment of a set of project concepts for use in formulation of detailed proposals.
Mr. Hadden drew attention to the need to consider a number of other aspects including the need to ensure fair representation of minorities within the law enforcement system and in the workplace.
She drew attention to the need for a review of the implications of the existing imbalance between core and non-core funding and its distorting effect on duly established programme priorities.
In its 1995 report, the Board drew attention to the need to review the practice of repeated recruitment of the same consultant to ensure there was sufficient choice in the selection process.
She drew attention to the need to tackle the issue of disbursement of funds beyond November 2013 to allow for all activities under the projects in the Programme portfolio to be completed.
In his address to the present session of the General Assembly(see A/59/PV.8), the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Russia once again drew attention to the need to keep outer space free of weapons.
Some also drew attention to the need to address the needs of victims as a matter of priority and a few offered assistance including qualified human resources.
In the framework of the general discussion on this point, Mr. Pinheiro, supported by Mr. Ogurtsov, drew attention to the need to consider all the agenda items in the context of globalization.
Mr. Adechi(Benin), speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, drew attention to the need to review the progress achieved since the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.
In my first report to the Commission on Human Rights in 2004, I drew attention to the need to develop indices on measuring violence against women and on State responses to it.
It had also, however, drawn attention to the need to improve working methods.