Примеры использования Conference recognizes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Conference recognizes and declares that.
In its chapter entitled"Equality, dignity andtolerance" the Programme of Action adopted by the Conference recognizes that all human rights and fundamental freedoms are universal, and thus should unreservedly include people with disabilities.
The Conference recognizes the need to prohibit dumping of radioactive waste.
Another Principle adopted at the Conference recognizes that water has an economic value in all its competing uses and should be recognized as an economic good A/CONF.151/PC/112, annex, Principle No. 4.
The Conference recognizes that this right constitutes one of the fundamental objectives of the Treaty.
And notes that the Conference recognizes the importance of continuing consultations on the question of the expansion of its membership;
The Conference recognizes that this right constitutes one of the fundamental objectives of the Treaty.
The Conference recognizes the importance of effective controls on nuclear-related dual-use items.
The Conference recognizes the need for urgent reconstruction in Sarajevo and elsewhere in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Conference recognizes the importance of ensuring optimal coordination and continuity throughout the review cycle.
The Conference recognizes the need to monitor the implementation of the 1995 resolution on the Middle East on an ongoing basis.
The Conference recognizes that IAEA programmes in these fields can make tangible contributions to the needs of developing countries.
The Conference recognizes the increased need for all States to reinforce their efforts to improve existing control mechanisms.
The Conference recognizes the importance of the concept of sustainable development as a guiding principle for the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
The Conference recognizes the non-proliferation benefits of the conversion of civilian research reactors to low-enriched uranium fuel.
The Conference recognizes the importance of such collaboration for the continuing work on developing new or modified safeguards approaches.
The Conference recognizes the need for significant financial resources, both public and private, to be invested in renewable energy.
The Conference recognizes that breaches of the Treaty's obligations undermine nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation and peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The Conference recognizes the significant potential that renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies offer for innovation and employment.
The Conference recognizes that IAEA safeguards are an integral part of the international regime for non-proliferation and play an indispensable role in ensuring the implementation of the Treaty.
The Conference recognizes that intellectual property protection constitutes an important component of an environment conducive to international transfer of technology, including foreign direct investment.
The Conference recognizes the need to raise global public awareness, appreciation and support for the UNCCD and recommends that the UNCCD secretariat seeks a mechanism to lead such activities.
The Conference recognizes the important role business and civil society play in the development of strategies to effectively move forward renewable energy and energy efficiency and their implementation.
Accordingly, the Conference recognizes that IAEA safeguards are an important, integral part of the international regime for nuclear non-proliferation and play an indispensable role in ensuring the implementation of the Treaty.
The Conference recognizes that the major instrument of IAEA for cooperation with developing countries is the Technical Cooperation Programme, which comprises national projects, regional projects and interregional projects.
The Conference recognizes that the Caribbean region is currently heavily dependent on fossil fuel combustion, with petroleum products accounting for an estimated of more than 90% energy consumption so the environment in the region is very vulnerable to climate change.
The Conference recognizes that foreign investment can contribute to the strengthening of the production bases and export capacities of developing countries and help in their integration into the multilateral trading system and the world economy.
The Conference recognizes the safety and security issues associated with nuclear energy, as well as the important issue of managing spent fuel and radioactive waste in a sustainable manner, while also recognizing the continuing international efforts to address those issues.
The Conference recognizes the benefits that the flexible mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol, the Clean Development Mechanism(CDM) and Joint Implementation(JI), offer for the implementation of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
The Conference recognizes that, in case a State Party is being fully committed to all provisions of the Convention is denied by another State Party for receiving equipment and materials for the peaceful application of biology and biotechnology, it should have the right to seek to redress the situation and to settlement of disputes through institutionalized measures.