Примеры использования Forum recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this sense, the Forum recognized that there was a need to start changing the approach to drought events.
While there had beensome progress in networking, as recommended in the Bandung Framework, the Forum recognized that more needed to be done in that area.
The Forum recognized that IPF implementation by developing countries with low forest cover merited special attention.
The Forum recognized continuing contacts with the French authorities as an important factor in the Matignon process.
The Forum recognized that any data collected by countries to monitor progress should primarily serve national needs.
The Forum recognized the particular developmental constraints faced by its smaller members, as well as their limited resources.
The Forum recognized the importance of the United Nations to the region and the value it places on the observer seat at the United Nations.
The Forum recognized the importance of APEC and noted that its status as an observer was a valuable basis for strengthening its relations with that organization.
The Forum recognized the numerous current investments and resource contributions to the sustainability of cities and communities made by women at the community level.
The Forum recognized that the issue was an important one for some dialogue partners and that it would be necessary to fully consult with them as part of this process.
The Forum recognized the critical need for increased financial resources to attain the slum upgrading target of the Millennium Declaration.
The Forum recognized the need to engage the urban poor in decisions affecting their livelihoods and to recognize their"right to the city";
The Forum recognized the work of the secretariat in identifying options for funding transport development and in particular, the work on public-private partnerships PPPs.
The Forum recognized the importance of an ecosystem approach which underlines forest conservation and protection as an integral component of sustainable forest management.
The Forum recognized that forests in environmentally critical areas are especially susceptible to degradation and destruction resulting from human activities and from natural disturbances.
The Forum recognized the numerous current investments and resource contributions to the sustainability of cities and communities made by women at the grassroots level.
At its eighth session, the Forum recognized the special needs and requirements of countries with fragile ecosystems, including those of small island developing States and low forest cover countries.
The Forum recognized that the ability of developing countries to benefit from international financial resources and flows depends on their absorptive capacity, which in many cases is limited.
The Forum recognized that there were numerous opportunities for public and private sector cooperation between Asia and Africa in promoting the private sector in African countries.
The World Forum recognized that the Contracting Parties would need more time to review the above proposals and agreed to resume consideration of this subject at its next session in March 2015.
The Forum recognized the need to consider energy saving and emission reduction in planning and designing transport infrastructure, as well as the need to adapt and develop resilient transport infrastructure.
The Forum recognized the legally binding commitments agreed to in the Kyoto Protocol as a significant first step forward on the path of ensuring effective global action to combat climate change.
In that resolution, the Forum recognized that financing for forests was not adequate and reaffirmed that forest financing strategies should be inclusive of all types of resources from all sources.
The Forum recognized the important role of sustainable, inclusive and high quality transportation systems in supporting sustainable economic growth, improving the social welfare of people and enhancing regional integration.
The Forum recognized that biotechnology, sanitary and phytosanitary issues would be crucial factors in agricultural trade and in ensuring adequate food production and environmental sustainability into the next century.
The Forum recognized the need for follow-up activities to support institutional capacity-building in the areas of acceptance, use and protection of intellectual property rights in countries with economies in transition.
The Forum recognized the special circumstances pertaining to the continued presence of radioactive contaminants in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and reaffirmed the existence of a special responsibility by the United States.
The Forum recognized that rapid urbanization will require a major reassessment of policies, practices and legislation to address the social, economic and environmental consequences of a predominantly urban world;
The Forum recognized the special circumstances of the smaller Forum member countries in the implementation of economic reforms under the Action Plan and the need for strong support for their reform processes by regional organizations and the donor community.
The Forum recognized the need for secure land tenure and user rights in the effective use of economic instruments as tools to support sustainable forest management and for investments of the private sector in the establishment and management of forest resources.