Примеры использования It was important to remember на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I thought it was important to remember the words you said.
In relation to the way the appropriate number of women represented on a villagers' committee was determined, it was important to remember that China was a predominantly rural country.
It was important to remember that assessed contributions were not subsidies.
While emphasis was being placed on peace and security, it was important to remember that peace and development were indivisible.
Mr. Kut said it was important to remember that the Russian Federation was a large and complex entity.
When discussing the possibility of a joint core document for all treaty bodies, it was important to remember that States parties were the main players within the United Nations system.
It was important to remember that, as the Committee's workload increased, so the workload of the secretariat also increased.
While his Government was not seeking a pretext, it was important to remember that for 10 years Algeria had endured the worst form of terrorism.
It was important to remember that not all members of the Roma community were victims of social and economic exclusion.
In connection with the current policy of welcoming immigrants, it was important to remember legislation's limited capacity to instigate social change.
It was important to remember that the number of 15- to 24-year-olds actively seeking work was relatively small.
He said that while significant progress was being made, it was important to remember that for people who had suffered through conflict, progress could not come fast enough.
It was important to remember that special rapporteurs did not simply ask questions, but also made general comments and recommendations.
Mr. MacKay(New Zealand) said that,at a time of global uncertainty and change, it was important to remember that human rights were fundamental to prosperity and international security.
It was important to remember that culture and traditions were dynamic, not static, and could therefore be changed.
In the current climate of global political and economic uncertainty, it was important to remember that through collective action the international community could create a better world in accordance with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
It was important to remember the role of access to the sea in the national progress of the world's developed economies.
Mr. KASHIWAGI(Japan) said it was important to remember that the subject covered by the draft legislative guide was very broad.
It was important to remember that Uzbek families were large, meaning that divorce affected the lives of more than just the couple concerned.
Mr. Ghikas(Canada) said that it was important to remember that the aim of the draft model statements was to give effect to article 11 of the Rules.
It was important to remember that the Fund's resources were limited and that it was essential to ensure a solid financial basis.
During the formal dialogue, it was important to remember that enterprise development issues had cross-sectoral dimensions, such as gender and poverty alleviation.
It was important to remember that the article dealt with the conduct of an individual, which was necessarily linked to that of a State.
When assessing those tests, it was important to remember that criticism of, and political opposition to, the Head of State was legitimate, as made clear in the general comment.
It was important to remember that those barriers fell especially hard on the many women entrepreneurs in the informal economies of developing countries.
Mr. HERNÁNDEZ(Venezuela) said it was important to remember that his country was undergoing a period of transition, during which all domestic legislation was being brought in line with the Constitution.
It was important to remember that at its inception, the Organization of African Unity had endorsed the artificial borders inherited from colonialism.
It was important to remember that human rights were held by individuals, not by governments, institutions or religions, and the language of the resolution should reflect that.
However, it was important to remember the victims of organized crime, as they had to cope with the immediate aftermath and the longer-term effects.
It was important to remember that diplomatic protection was a sovereign prerogative of the State of nationality of the person concerned and a discretionary right of that country.