Примеры использования Have to acknowledge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I have to acknowledge, you know, I'm potentially in over my head.
We have made great strides but we have to acknowledge that racism does still exist in America.
But we have to acknowledge that our systems have not kept pace with the operational demands being placed on us.
Notwithstanding our strong support for the establishment of a mechanism, we have to acknowledge current realities.
With regret, we have to acknowledge that he was absolutely right.
We have to acknowledge that some laws have provisions which implicitly have discriminative nature.
Reviewing the successes andfailures of the Organization, we have to acknowledge its complex and important role in building a more peaceful world.
Alas, we have to acknowledge that the return on that investment has been virtually nil.
Today, even ifencouraging progress has been made, we have to acknowledge that we have to strive harder to attain our goals.
We have to acknowledge the reality that these weapons constitute the principal danger to security and humanity's survival.
If we are forced to it, we have to acknowledge how hard we have tried not to know.
We have to acknowledge that there is a certain malaise throughout the disarmament forum and machinery, both at the international and regional levels.
Counselor, at some point, you have to acknowledge the reality of the world that you're in.
We have to acknowledge the participation in this project of the legendary breeder and creator of the strain, ChemDog, which has contributed with Guava Chem seeds and the elite clone.
You may not care that this timeline is a direct result of tampering with the past, but you have to acknowledge that the tape said the planet you're going to, is enemy territory.
And then we have to acknowledge the recent work done by the General Assembly.
This issue continues to have a salience anda centrality in the political debate which we all have to acknowledge, and we must try and find a way of dealing with it that does not inhibit the effectiveness of the conference.
However, we have to acknowledge that the present political situation is not yet ready to achieve this kind of consensus.
On the other hand,53 years after the signing of the United Nations Charter in San Francisco, we have to acknowledge the new realities, such as the collapse of the bipolar system and the emergence of new stabilizing factors all over the world.
Parents have to acknowledge that their rights and the rights of their child are limited by the rights and freedoms of other people.
We believe that,to promote decent work and human dignity for all, employers have to acknowledge the potential of women, treat them entirely equally and adopt policies favouring work-family balance.
We have to acknowledge the fact that a significant and increasing number of countries have gained prominence and ever-widening economic and political influence in their respective regions.
However, projecting it against the backdrop of the extremely dynamic security environment, we have to acknowledge that, during the past three months, we have witnessed so many developments in the world, all of them relevant to the Security Council's mission.
We have to acknowledge that during the summer transfer window, we sold too many key players and, despite considerable investments, mistakes were made with respect to their replacement.
As we approach the end of 2005, the second full year of conflict in Darfur,regrettably we have to acknowledge that the most urgent needs of millions affected by the war remain largely unmet, including their protection and safety.
We have to acknowledge that the Treaty is asymmetric in providing sanctions only against non-nuclear-weapon States, although the nuclear powers themselves should set examples by reducing and renouncing their nuclear arsenals.
Third, the murder case in question was an example of transparency:the Ministry of Intelligence would have to acknowledge that its agents had murdered people and then the judicial process would go forward to a decision as to how to prosecute.
We have to acknowledge that the task and the responsibility of the affected Governments to undertake the efforts of reconstruction and redevelopment of the areas and provinces devastated by the tsunami are far from easy.
Despite our commitment to gender equality and the empowerment of women-- through, inter alia, ratification of the most comprehensive conventions in this area-- we have to acknowledge that women still face challenges in the labour markets and are underrepresented at the highest levels of decisionmaking in the political society, which further limits their contribution to economic and social development.