Примеры использования Chile recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chile recognized Israel's independence in February 1949.
After the war,in April 1939, Chile recognized the government of Francisco Franco.
Chile recognized Turkey's efforts to respect and promote human rights.
Mr. Ruidiaz(Chile) said that his delegation had joined the consensus on the resolution because Chile recognized the importance of water to the dignity of individuals.
Chile recognized the efforts made by Afghanistan to advance human rights.
Mr. Gálvez(Chile) said that Chile recognized the urgency of the intergovernmental process and supported its extension until February 2014.
Chile recognized efforts to strengthen human rights within a complex context.
The representative of Chile recognized the unfortunate situation which had occurred in Geneva, but regretted that due process had not been observed since the organization in question was not able to address the Committee.
Chile recognized that the country faced complex issues such as vulnerability to natural disasters and poverty.
Chile recognized progress and noted remaining challenges with regard to domestic violence and gender equality, as well as poverty.
Chile recognized efforts made to consolidate human rights in the legal and institutional framework, as part of the ongoing process of reforms.
Chile recognized the efforts made by Bhutan in moving to a Constitutional Monarchy and hoped that the country would continue in this direction.
Chile recognized Honduras' efforts to respond to the challenges that had arisen from the political and institutional crisis.
Chile recognized Albania's important efforts to reduce poverty indexes and underscored its efforts to adhere to the main international human rights instruments.
Chile recognized that invasive alien species are a significant threat to its biodiversity and especially its island ecosystems where IAS are being introduced through trade, transport, and tourism.
Chile recognized Iraqi efforts to restore its institutions to protect its citizens in a particularly difficult setting, and urged it to persevere in its efforts to guarantee human rights.
Chile recognized the establishment of a women's affairs department and the policies aimed at empowering the development of women and integrating them in the education system, recommending that Botswana continue those efforts.
Chile recognized efforts made and encouraged the country to ratify the international instruments listed in the OHCHR report and, in particular, to enact legislation to implement the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Chile recognized existing constraints to the enjoyment of human rights created by climate change and measures taken to address those by the Government of Solomon Islands through the National Policy on Climate Change.
Chile recognized the positive measures taken to combat racism and xenophobia, but expressed concern at reports of violent acts against migrants, Roma and Sintis, as well as Italians of migrant descent, as noted by different treaty bodies.
Chile recognizes the importance of drinking water and sanitation for human dignity and underscores the importance of the adoption of resolution 64/292 as an important instrument for the achievement of the MDGs.
Chile recognizes that verification has its own political entity, which affects the essence of disarmament mechanisms.
Chile recognizes the progress reflected in paragraph 6, namely, that the President of the Council will present the Council's annual report.
The Constitution of Chile recognizes freedom of religion and conscience in relation to all religions and beliefs so long as they do not violate moral standards, customs and public order.
Chile recognizes that the arms trade treaty negotiation process has been difficult owing to the interests at stake and to the complexity of the issue.
Did Chile recognize indigenous medicine, and had it extended the practice of indigenous medicine to the rest of the population, as had been done in other countries?
Chile recognizes that UPR is a key component of the multilateral system for the protection of human rights.
The Constitution of Chile recognizes freedom of religion and conscience for all religions"so long as they do not violate moral standards, customs or public order.
Chile recognizes that adequate housing is an essential factor in reducing poverty and aims at further strengthening and developing the main elements of its national housing policy.
Nationality is the key element whereby the State of Chile recognizes rights to the individuals who make it up and promotes mechanisms for the protection of those rights and the freedoms deriving therefrom.