Примеры использования Are cognizant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are cognizant that aspects of R2P require further elaboration.
Although they have never been permitted to return to Urantia, they are cognizant of the history of the race they founded.
We are cognizant of the need for even greater emphasis on sustainability.
Existing regimes that operate, particularly in Africa, Asia andSouth America are cognizant of the regional dimension of the issue.
We are cognizant, however, that the challenge extends beyond better information.
It is tricky but possible if you are cognizant of the most effective and safest treatment methods.
We are cognizant of other global issues, particularly with reference to peace and security.
Grenada has made significant progress in the fight against NCDs, but we are cognizant of the fact that there is much more to be done.
We hope that they are cognizant of the seriousness of what they have attempted.
Caribbean Community and Common Market(CARICOM)States have already committed technical assistance for the elections and are cognizant that elections alone will not bring stability to Haiti.
Most of us are cognizant of the depressing statistics regarding the deadly impact of malaria.
The new cooperative spirit prevailing among its members has allowed them to take a number of unanimous positions on some of the most critical andcomplex issues, while we are cognizant of the fact that it has failed to address effectively certain critical issues.
We are cognizant of the fact that national capacities in many post-conflict situations are often fragmented.
Policies in the IMF's Poverty Reduction andGrowth Facility(PRGF) are cognizant of the need to enable the poor to participate in and contribute to the growth process.
We are cognizant of the urgent need to address the deteriorating finances of this great Organization.
Small island developing states are truly appreciative of such encouragement, for we are cognizant that chronic dependency on aid can lead to an acquired immunity deficiency syndrome, to the detriment of the health of our economies.
We are cognizant that these are retained by their proponents and that they have the right to pursue them in any negotiation.
As we prepare for our 2012 presidential, parliamentary andlocal council elections, we are cognizant of the fact that it is our primary responsibility to organize and provide the necessary logistical requirements for this democratic process.
We are cognizant that the advancement towards a society for all ages promulgated by the MIPAA has been uneven across the region.
According to him, they are cognizant of the"sorrowful events experienced in the past by the Armenian community and sincerely share their pain.
We are cognizant that justice, and in particular international justice,is costly, complex and, sometimes, slow.
All States, by now, are cognizant of the threat not only to the Earth's ecosystems but also to the quality of life of all humankind.
We are cognizant of the threats and dangers that the peoples and States of the world are facing domestically, regionally and internationally.
Virtually all communities are cognizant of the importance of biodiversity conservation practices that they have evolved over many years.
The parties are cognizant of the urgency of concluding the cost-sharing arrangement and are committed to doing so as soon as possible.
We are cognizant that this group of countries is not homogeneous and that individual economic and social circumstances must be taken into account.
We are cognizant of all of the other parallel activities and efforts that are taking place in various regions of the world to deliberate on this subject.
In this regard, we are cognizant of the possibility that such a document may not entirely overlap with the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.
The Board and the secretariat are cognizant of the need to spread the available resources in a more equitable manner between recently identified projects and long-term beneficiaires.
We are cognizant of the inherent difficulties, but too much time, energy and political capital have been invested in that process to let it fail now.