Примеры использования It is essential to recognize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is essential to recognize and promote traditional knowledge in combating desertification.
We continue to believe that in the process of globalization, it is essential to recognize and respect cultural rights of individuals and communities.
It is essential to recognize our responsibility to safeguard and transfer knowledge to the next generations.
In order to promote a more balanced dynamic between the different ethno-cultural actors in a country, it is essential to recognize and value the cultural legacy of the native peoples who, together with the immigrant and Creole populations, enrich and shape the identity of the cultural conglomerate of each nation.
It is essential to recognize the potential for and work to prevent violence against women and the oppression of women within all family forms.
We may all remember the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002, in which it is stated that mainstreaming ageing into global agendas is essential, that the task is to link ageing to other frameworks for social and economic development andhuman rights, and that it is essential to recognize the ability of older persons to contribute to society by taking the lead not only in their own betterment but also in that of society as a whole.
In doing so, it is essential to recognize the link between population, development and human rights.
It is essential to recognize the changing nature of such crises and the variability of their causes, as well as the possibility of contagion to fundamentally sound economies.
Aware that in order to ensure full equality between women and men it is essential to recognize the differential impact of ageing on women and men and to integrate a gender perspective into all policies, programmes and legislation.
It is essential to recognize return as both a human right and a humanitarian issue that must be addressed irrespective of any solution to an underlying conflict.
As part of those efforts, it is essential to recognize the contributions that enslaved people and their descendants have made to the societies that forced them into bondage.
It is essential to recognize return both as a human right and as a humanitarian issue that must be addressed irrespective of any solution to the underlying conflict.
In order to promote human rights it is essential to recognize and protect personal physical, emotional and moral autonomy as a key human right and to identify violence against women as a transgression of this right.
It is essential to recognize return as both a human right and a humanitarian issue that must be addressed irrespective of any solution to an underlying conflict" A/65/846*, para. 25.
Furthermore, it is essential to recognize that trafficked women and children are victims rather than"social evils"; a non-punitive approach should be taken towards them.
In this regard, it is essential to recognize that the selection of the best teaching method remains of fundamental importance, in particular to ensure that it is adapted carefully to local needs and competencies.
However, it is essential to recognize that the emerging economies themselves continue to face daunting development challenges, with a bearing on their contribution to, and responsibilities for, development cooperation.
It is essential to recognize that reform is an ongoing process and, for the Unit, one of continuous and ongoing reflection as to how best we can assist and serve Member States in exercising their own oversight responsibilities.
It is essential to recognize the important role of farmers and growers as representing not only one of the sectors most affected by climate change but also a sector with a huge potential in the design of instruments and tools with which to address this problem.
In this context, it is essential to recognize that, in view of the growing linkages between issues and policies in the areas of trade, finance, investment, technology, services and the environment, achieving greater coherence in global economic policy-making and evolving a responsible system of global governance are also required.
Furthermore, it is essential to recognize that developments in science and technology have implications for verifying existing and future disarmament agreements through the establishment of a satellite-monitoring agency under the auspices of the United Nations in order to facilitate the process of concrete disarmament measures at the global, regional and subregional levels.
It is essential to recognize and leverage networks and partnerships that already exist in cities, countries and between countries, including by engaging and working with additional cities and influencing the ways organizations, including non-governmental organizations, donors, and international financial institutions, approach urban climate change resilience e.g. lessons learned through ISET projects.
It is essential to recognize the substantial contributions of indigenous peoples' customary natural resource management and agroforestry practices to climate change mitigation and adaptation; and support community-based practices and adaptive management as invaluable responses to food security, food sovereignty and climate change.
It was essential to recognize the direct link that existed between development and terrorism.
Therefore, it was essential to recognize the role of each State in identifying the beneficiaries under its jurisdiction.
It was essential to recognize marine and coral reef conservation and management as an urgent sustainable development priority.
It was essential to recognize that the economies of the developing countries were vulnerable and that the market approach was inadequate.
It was essential to recognize the different ways in which Member States upheld human dignity and protected the rights of their people.
With regard to services to the community, it was essential to recognize that some benefits could already be perceived.
With regard to the draft articles on the responsibility of international organizations,his delegation shared the view that it was essential to recognize the diversity of such organizations.