Примеры использования It was important to recognize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was important to recognize the existence of a de facto information gap.
As the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child approached, it was important to recognize that human rights are not self-executing.
It was important to recognize the role of the Committee on Contributions in decisions on the scale.
A speaker said that in the upcoming discussions on the QCPR, it was important to recognize that one size does not fit all.
It was important to recognize the role and sacrifices of all troop-contributing countries.
He also highlighted that in addressing the needs of the private sector, it was important to recognize that there are different types of private players, from small holders to large corporations with varied needs.
It was important to recognize the strategic importance of food in ensuring security and stability.
At the 3rd plenary meeting on 18 October 1996,the representative of the Netherlands made a general statement in which he emphasized that it was important to recognize that there were differences of opinion on issues of principle between delegations.
It was important to recognize that not all countries had the same resources and level of development.
In times of economic difficulty, which might be used as ajustification for reducing or eliminating social protection policies, it was important to recognize that those policies had a significant positive impact on the efficiency and productivity of the economy.
It was important to recognize the differences and similarities in dealing with tacit and explicit knowledge.
Mr. Reyes Rodríguez(Cuba)said that it was important to recognize the efforts being made by the Venezuelan Government to hold the special meeting.
It was important to recognize the achievements of the current system, which any reform endeavour should build upon.
In that context, it was important to recognize country differences in terms of culture, traditions, development levels and legal systems.
It was important to recognize that recognition of the will of the people was often driven by political motivations.
Mr. Grossman said that it was important to recognize that States had created oversight systems that actually allowed individuals to complain about violations committed by the States themselves.
It was important to recognize that the world could no longer be viewed exclusively through a North-South prism.
One delegation said that it was important to recognize the division of labour between the Executive Boards, the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly stipulated in resolution 48/162.
It was important to recognize the need for the development of equivalent standards with a view to enhancing market access.
Mr. STARR(Australia) said that it was important to recognize that all States derived major benefits from, and had major interests at stake in, the continued success of the non-proliferation Treaty.
It was important to recognize that corporate governance systems and practices varied not only within the European Union but also around the world.
Mr. Bouzid said that, while it was important to recognize the diversity of the concept of public morals in different societies, that consideration must not be allowed to affect the universality of human rights.
It was important to recognize that, while some reform measures could be instituted rapidly, others would take longer to implement.
Despite the difficult financial situation, it was important to recognize, as the Advisory Committee had done, that the Organization should be given the necessary tools to remain competitive in the twenty-first century.
It was important to recognize the complexity of the topic"Expulsion of aliens" and the difficulty of identifying customary law that could be codified.
It was important to recognize the inalienable right of States parties to the NPT to determine and meet their nuclear energy needs.
It was important to recognize that adopting conventions was not enough; practical implementation measures must also be launched, in good faith.
It was important to recognize the need for field offices to build capacity locally to enable them to participate effectively in SWAPs.
It was important to recognize that an ineffective United Nations peacekeeping capability anywhere adversely affected the image of the Organization.
It was important to recognize the impact that violations of the human rights of migrant workers in their countries of employment had on their families and communities in their countries of origin.