Примеры использования It is widely accepted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is widely accepted that, as in the case of naturalization in general.
When an international convention relevant to the countertrade transaction is in force in a State, it is widely accepted that the choice of the law of that State will.
It is widely accepted that that work needs to progress towards a successful conclusion.
Released in 1999, it is widely accepted as the most successful game in the Worms series.
It is widely accepted that a healthy life is key to sustainable development.
Today, he asserted, it is widely accepted that intellectual property is an important means of promoting competition.
It is widely accepted that the growth of the digital economy has widespread impact on the whole economy.
It is widely accepted that democracy and human rights are interdependent and inseparable.
Today it is widely accepted that Rungholt did in fact exist and was not just a local legend.
It is widely accepted that failure to deliver on Goals 2 and 3 will compromise the ability to reach the other MDGs.
It is widely accepted that Doric originated in the mountains of Epirus in northwestern Greece, the original seat of the Dorians.
It is widely accepted that strength training must be matched by changes in diet in order to be effective.
It is widely accepted that, during the initial phase of exploration, there would be little, if any, impact on the marine environment.
It is widely accepted that ambient standards may reflect differences in absorption capacities and"critical loads.
It is widely accepted that venous thrombi are"red thrombi" being predominantly formed from red blood cells and fibrin.
It is widely accepted that it is the task of the police to facilitate and, if necessary, manage peaceful protest.
It is widely accepted that the United Nations has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
It is widely accepted that violence against women and girls, whether occurring in public or private life, is a human rights issue.
It is widely accepted that a high level of general education is essential to prepare a trainable and flexible workforce.
It is widely accepted that many of the problems experienced during the transition phase are due to the lack of such a comprehensive strategy.
It is widely accepted that refugee emergencies pose security concerns, and that finding solutions promotes stability.
It is widely accepted that, to enhance outputs, bureaucratic structures must be streamlined and procedures must be simplified.
It is widely accepted today that, as part of democratic policing, law enforcement officials should be accountable to the population.
It is widely accepted that, for land and real property markets to function properly, people must be able to trust land-administration systems.
It is widely accepted that with the appropriate enabling conditions in place the private sector could advance the collective interests of society at large as well.
It is widely accepted that private sector investment will be the key to mainstreaming microfinance and growing the industry to large-scale proportions.
It is widely accepted that economic and social rights too, just like civil and political rights, impose obligations to recognize, respect, fulfil and protect those rights.
It is widely accepted that the post-conflict imperative for national renewal and transformation is a window of opportunity to improve gender justice.
However it is widely accepted that the real cost of new and emerging technology typically decreases as demand and production increase in scale over time.
It is widely accepted that while the particular circumstances of ASGM are country-specific, there are common elements in problems associated with ASGM across country settings.