Примеры использования Her government recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her Government recognized the importance of such remittances for the families of migrants.
Ms. Banda(Malawi) said that her Government recognized the important role of parenting.
Her Government recognized that UNDP funds were limited while demand was enormous.
While it was proud of what it had achieved with limited time and resources, her Government recognized that much remained to be done.
Ms. Gebreab(Eritrea) said her Government recognized the importance of literacy and education.
Her Government recognized the importance of enhancing women's participation in political life.
Women represented more than 52 per cent of the population and her Government recognized the importance of increasing women's role in decision-taking in the private and public spheres.
Her Government recognized that the prevalence of drug abuse, especially among young people, was a cause for concern.
Ms. Monroy(Mexico) said the her Government recognized and valued the contribution of indigenous peoples to Mexican society.
Her Government recognized that the advancement of women must be a central element of all development strategies.
It was a familiar theme in Uganda; her Government recognized the increased diversity of society and the breakdown in respect for older persons.
Her Government recognized the importance of the role of the treaty-monitoring bodies in ensuring the implementation of human rights instruments.
A government representative said that her Government recognized the special relationship between indigenous peoples and their lands and natural resources.
Her Government recognized, however, the possible need to address certain perceptions that might hinder the achievement of women's development.
The representative of the Russian Federation said that her Government recognized the essential role of SMEs in its economy and for social stability, and had recently promulgated new rules and regulations for private sector development.
Her Government recognized that investment in women and girls' health was central to eliminating poverty and creating healthy, sustainable communities.
While the phenomenon of trafficking in women was unknown in Maldives, her Government recognized that, in the light of the island's growing expatriate population, there was a need to strengthen measures to prevent trafficking and related crimes.
Her Government recognized the value of geospatial data, in particular data provided by satellite systems, for the purpose of supporting sustainable development policies.
Ms. MORAWIEC-MANSFIELD(United States of America)said that her Government recognized and valued the experience and expertise of the Committee and was strongly supportive of its efforts to improve reporting through dialogue with States parties.
Her Government recognized the important contributions of such agencies as ILO and the World Health Organization to the key substantive issues to be discussed at the Dialogue.
Ms. Tincopa(Peru) said that her Government recognized that children were subjects of law, and that the State had an obligation to guarantee enforcement of the laws protecting them.
Her Government recognized that transparency and good governance at the national and international levels were prerequisites for global economic development and prosperity.
Ms. Thong(Cambodia) said that her Government recognized only one China; the issue of Taiwan was an internal matter to be settled by the people of that country and should not be brought before a world body.
Her Government recognized and encouraged the cultural and ethnic diversity of modern Australia and had recently enacted legislation to prohibit offensive or intimidating public behaviour based on race.
The representative indicated that her Government recognized that women's participation in political matters was crucial to ensuring gender equality and that measures had been taken in this regard.
Her Government recognized the right to privacy and the concept of global digital privacy in its national laws, in accordance with its obligations under the international instruments to which it was a party.
Ms. Baxewanos(Liechtenstein) said that her Government recognized that development and the needs of the most vulnerable persons, often women and children, must be taken fully into account in efforts to provide durable solutions.
While her Government recognized the importance of establishing an implementation support unit to help States comply properly with the Convention and to promote universalization, it had some doubts as to whether the time was right.
The representative of Canada said that her Government recognized the collective nature of the interest of indigenous peoples in lands and resources and that indigenous peoples have the right to own, control, develop and use their lands and resources.
Her Government recognized that the effective management of violence against women required a strategic and multifaceted approach to deal directly with the source of vulnerability of women, their unequal status with respect to men.