Примеры использования Countries have recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those countries have recognized that investments made today will reduce cost requirements in the future.
As things stand, however, our region benefits enormously from the fact that all regional countries have recognized the obvious value of NPT adherence as a means of permanently preventing nuclear proliferation.
Several countries have recognized this and have thus implemented witness protection programmes.
Since the adoption of resolution 46/36 H in 1991, many countries have recognized that priority must be given to tackling the arms trade and eradicating illicit arms trafficking.
Countries have recognized the gender bias inherent in political institutions that adds to women's underrepresentation in political decision-making.
With regard to the establishment of a debtors' forum,while developing countries have recognized the advantages of this proposal, debtors have continued to undertake negotiations on a case-by-case basis.
Many countries have recognized the importance of social protection and stepped up their efforts but gaps remained.
In setting out to define the respective competences of competition authorities andregulatory bodies, most countries have recognized the need to foster close cooperation and policy coherence between these two groups of regulators in the implementation of their respective mandates.
Those countries have recognized that a stable Afghanistan is in the interest not only of that country itself, but of the entire region.
The international community, through the Monterrey Conference, will need to support country-owned andregion-based initiatives such as NEPAD, through which African countries have recognized that in forming partnerships for development with industrialized countries that include increased official development assistance, capital flows, more market access and debt relief, they must commit to"accountable government, a culture of human rights and popular participation.
Some countries have recognized the needs of indigenous peoples in the area of justice, creating institutions specifically designed to protect their human rights.
In establishing the new global partnership for sustainable development, countries have recognized the need for special priority to be given to those that are most environmentally vulnerable see the Rio Declaration on Environment, 2/ Principle 6.
To date, three countries have recognized the Taliban as the legitimate representative of Afghanistan: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In the past eight months, 48 countries have recognized Kosovo as a sovereign independent State; and that number is set to grow.
Many countries have recognized the need to foster entrepreneurship through enterprise education, from primary-school level to retirement, based on creating explicit opportunities at all levels of education.
It is significant that countries have recognized these rights, values and prohibitions on discrimination in the highest law of the land.
Some countries have recognized the need for mainstreaming the NAP into the PRSP and have begun the process, thereby providing some early lessons learned for others.
Though policy makers in many countries have recognized these arguments, there is concern about the practicalities of preventing urban sprawl.
Forty-eight countries have recognized Kosovo as an independent State, including 22 of the 27 members of the European Union.
The third development was the fact that to date,more than 130 countries have recognized the State of Palestine on the basis of the 4 June 1967 borders, including more than 100 members of the Non-Aligned Movement, constituting more than two thirds of the membership of the General Assembly.
Many of these countries have recognized the importance of including women in their reconstruction processes and the importance of their participation in new democratic institutions.
In establishing the new global partnership for sustainable development, countries have recognized the[special situation and needs of developing countries, particularly the least developed and those most environmentally vulnerable shall be given special priority] need for special priority to be given to those that are most environmentally vulnerable.
Almost all countries have recognized that the high rate of population growth without concurrent economic growth is a major constraint on continued and sustained economic and social development.
Although many developing countries have recognized the right to education, it has in many cases not been applied to persons with special educational needs.
While some countries have recognized the need for a comprehensive approach to gender equality in achieving the Goals for women and girls, the national implementation of the Goals for women and girls is characterized largely by a fragmented and narrow approach.
In order to support these efforts, African countries have recognized the necessity of addressing HIV/AIDS as a cross-cutting issue in the New Partnership for Africa's Development and of taking other measures, such as the AIDS Watch Africa and the Commission on HIV/AIDS and Governance in Africa.
African countries have recognized the importance of the agricultural sector for development and are implementing NEPAD's Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme(CAADP) that seeks to improve agricultural productivity to attain an average annual growth rate of 6 percent by 2015.
Least developed countries have recognized the role of the private sector in their development process and have taken a number of measures to improve corporate governance and create an enabling environment for conducting business.
Many countries have recognized the need to pay increased attention to gender issues in the achievement of the mid-decade goals and those set by the World Summit for Children; these include Guinea-Bissau, Egypt, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sierra Leone, the Sudan, Viet Nam and Zambia.
Although African countries have recognized the importance of science and technology especially through adoption of"Science and Technology Consolidated Plan of Action(CPA)" and the launch of the Pan African University by the AU, there is still a need to further increase attention on science and technology to both develop local capacity and better utilize existing capacity.