Примеры использования It has to be recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It has to be recognized that development is a comprehensive and multifaceted process.
Although OHCHR has made an effort to ensure its wide dissemination among the various actors, it has to be recognized that they are just now becoming familiar with its analysis and recommendations.
It has to be recognized that the method of calculating the amount of the minimum wage is far from perfect.
In spite of the best efforts of the Department, it has to be recognized that meetings management is a highly volatile exercise and the results are far from satisfactory.
It has to be recognized, however, that men will strongly resist any perceived loss of power or possessions.
Above all(and based on the previous analysis), it has to be recognized that-at least up to now-it is far more difficult to verify and measure productivity increases in services than in industry.
It has to be recognized that responsibility for this undertaking must be shared by producers, consumers and also intermediaries.
At the same time, it has to be recognized that not all social groups in society are necessarily looking to be mainstreamed or"integrated.
In considering what action should be taken, it has to be recognized that the disastrous incident of 6 April which cause the deaths of the Presidents of Rwanda and Burundi has had two consequences which require different responses from the international community.
Yet it has to be recognized that, in general, the objectives defined by the programmes of action established by major conferences are not at all precise.
The Muslim community can certainly flourish freely in the religious sphere, but it has to be recognized that there is an islamophobia reflecting both racial and religious intolerance. This is not the fault of the authorities, but of very harmful activity by the media in general and the popular press in particular, which consists in putting out a distorted and indeed hate-filled message treating Muslims as extremists and terrorists.
Although, it has to be recognized that Saakashvili built the palace and does not hide it, as many other politicians do,” Tagaeva said.
It has to be recognized, though, that the effects of overvaluation within regional integration agreements could be particularly severe.
It has to be recognized that a number of countries provided important contributions, including in kind, without necessarily being Party to the Protocol.
It has to be recognized that providing free services to some or all people requires resources and therefore is not free to society.
But it has to be recognized that there are a considerable number of important matters which must be explored further before consensus can be reached.
But it has to be recognized that those efforts fall short of the expectations of the Togolese people because of Togo's economic difficulties and the very high rate of youth unemployment.
However, it has to be recognized that the Procurement Division is dependent on the technical expertise of other offices in making procurement decisions on highly specialized types of goods and services.
However, it has to be recognized that financial constraints on the Government of Bolivia do restrict expenditures from tax revenues, in turn impeding budgetary allocations for public policies on gender equality.
Nevertheless, it has to be recognized that these efforts can only be effective if similar efforts are made by the countries deciding on the work programmes of the different international organizations.
However, it has to be recognized that there are not sufficient mechanisms to put that provision into effect, and in addition the economic and social conditions currently affecting the country make it difficult to enforce.
At the same time, it has to be recognized that the accounting needs of a simple business are simple, but as the business gets bigger, so does its need for more sophisticated internal information and disclosure to the outside world.
However, it has to be recognized that challenges remain, because certain States have not yet acceded to the Convention, because more than 180 million mines are still stockpiled and because some States continue to use anti-personnel mines.
As regards information, however, it has to be recognized that, in the inevitable fog and confusion of the near-war conditions in which peace-keepers often find themselves, as for example in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia and the former Yugoslavia, time is required to verify the accuracy of initial reports.
It had to be recognized that a number of economic difficulties were preventing Kazakhstan from adopting the legislative provisions necessary to enable the disabled to have unrestricted access to the social infrastructure.
It had to be recognized that some people, especially the young, found it easier to learn a new language than others.
It had to be recognized that there was a considerable lack of statistics broken down by gender and other factors.
It had to be recognized that those responsible for the genocide in Cambodia were still unpunished.