Примеры использования It was generally recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was generally recognized that liberalization presumed regulations.
On a strict view, this article may seem redundant, but it was generally recognized that such a provision was justified in the cause of expository clarity.
It was generally recognized that the status quo was not a sustainable situation, nor an acceptable option.
On a strict view, this draft article may seem redundant, but it was generally recognized that such a provision was justified in the cause of expository clarity.
It was generally recognized that development was primarily the responsibility of developing countries themselves.
Although the issue of racial discrimination had not yet been raised before the courts, it was generally recognized that the Constitution now provided comprehensive legal protection in that area.
It was generally recognized that the isolation of the Sudan in the past had not been conducive to a peaceful settlement of the conflict.
But due to the fact that the ordnance was not dropped in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications, it was generally recognized that 30 per cent of these small bombs failed to explode.
Therefore, it was generally recognized that there is a need to consider forest degradation together with deforestation.
Although the method by which technical cooperation should be provided was not made explicit in the Treaty, it was generally recognized that the IAEA Technical Cooperation Fund played a key role in that regard.
In those briefings, it was generally recognized that the Group would not be able to submit its report by 31 August 1999.
Ms. Aitimova(Kazakhstan), noting that the NonProliferation Treaty was the cornerstone of international security,said that it was generally recognized that there was no greater threat to security than the existence and proliferation of nuclear weapons.
It was generally recognized that the freedom to act was limited by the duty to avoid using that freedom to the detriment of others.
As for the development of a robust informal justice system as part of the reform package, it was generally recognized that mediation and arbitration provided useful dispute settlement alternatives to lengthy and costly formal litigation.
It was generally recognized that, in principle, clear identification of United Nations personnel contributed to their safety.
During the discussions of the informal group, it was generally recognized that any proposed legislative requirements on pedestrian protection should be assessed against other vehicle parameters.
It was generally recognized that, to fully implement the resolutions, further efforts were needed in regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements.
At the same time, it was generally recognized that human rights were not foreign to South African culture and had not been imported from outside.
It was generally recognized that children under the age of 12 were not sufficiently mature to be held criminally responsible.
It was generally recognized that if access to energy was not significantly improved, none of the MDGs would be reached.
It was generally recognized that a more balanced geographical pattern of demand growth would be helpful in correcting these imbalances.
It was generally recognized that the quota scheme was not operating as intended as not all eligible employees registered as disabled.
It was generally recognized that, in order to ensure compliance with a future test ban, an effective, internationally applicable verification system would be required.
It was generally recognized that progress had been made by States, individually and through regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements, in implementing the resolutions.
It was generally recognized that the 1990 Convention on migrants provided the needed framework for the protection and enjoyment of the human rights of migrants and their families.
It was generally recognized that the progress made by a number of pivotal developing countries had strengthened the collective capacity and potential for South-South cooperation.
It was generally recognized that, collaboration with national institutions enables the rule of law to be strengthened and the capacity to prevent conflict to be enhanced.
It was generally recognized that world economic growth necessitated better macroeconomic management, taking into account the real interests of both developing and developed countries.
It was generally recognized that gaps in the implementation of the international legal and policy framework remained, in spite of some progress achieved in recent years.
It was generally recognized that one of the greatest barriers to the full integration of women into the labour market was the difficulty in finding good child care.