Примеры использования Let us recognize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Let us recognize and support those efforts.
The Festival will start with presentation of the project“Let us recognize each other”.
Let us recognize these truths, which I have simply highlighted.
If we are to have globalization, let us recognize its imperfections and address them meaningfully.
Let us recognize what man receives from even one approach to the far-off worlds.
On this International Volunteer Day, let us recognize the immense value of the world's volunteers.
Let us recognize today that we can do better, all of us, together.
Those and other valuable proposals should be carefully considered and, above all, let us recognize that no person and no country has a monopoly on sound and useful ideas.
Let us recognize this irreversible interdependence and establish dialogues among cultures.
If the United Nations is all about partnerships, then let us recognize the central role of solidarity in assisting each other as partners and as countries.
So let us recognize that what is happening inside Afghanistan could not have left its neighbours completely unaffected.
While, within the framework of the work of this forty-eighth session,we are still reviewing a multitude of problems to which we must find solutions, let us recognize that the session does have the advantage of being held at a time when, for the first time in more than 40 years, we are seeing encouraging and promising results with regard to the developments in respect of the problem of Palestine.
Let us recognize, as the great poet Gabriela Mistral said, that we are guilty of many errors and many omissions.
The meaning is similar to: Let us recognize evil at whatever cost, even at the cost of suffering.
Let us recognize that interreligious and intercultural dialogue is not the challenge or monopoly of the faithful alone.
While there are many challenges to that goal, let us recognize an important, indeed historic, achievement of the Palestinian Authority during the past year.
And let us recognize that if we fail to act there will be more families and friends who will mourn tomorrow, and the day after that.
On this World Environment Day, let us recognize the need to slow the momentum of the dramatic environmental changes we are seeing at the poles and around the globe.
Let us recognize on this historic occasion the contribution of the founding fathers and framers of the United Nations and its Charter.
However, let us be fair to our Organization and let us recognize that the weaknesses and shortcomings of the work of the United Nations could not be viewed in isolation from the limits that Member States have imposed upon their cooperation, in particular with respect to international peace, security and development.
Let us recognize the good work they are doing and let us give them a chance, through this process, to do even better what the Organization wants them to do.
Let us recognize that the Charter does not limit a Member State to taking action in self-defence only after an armed attack has occurred.
And let us recognize that older people are all individuals, with individual needs and strengths, not a group that are all the same because of their age.
Let us recognize a stark truth: the fight against HIV and AIDS is unwinnable unless the international community does more to protect and empower women.
Let us recognize that resisting desertification, preserving drylands and nurturing the communities that depend on them lies at the core of sustainable development.
Let us recognize that individual commitment to a group effort is what makes a team work, a society work, a civilization work and the United Nations work.
Let us recognize once and for all the need to expand the traditional concept of security, and to mobilize all components of the United Nations system to attack conflict at its very roots.
Let us recognize the progress that we have made, take note of the successes we have witnessed and the lessons we have learned, and rededicate ourselves to the ambitious and vital goals Member States set in 2000.
Let us recognize that we cannot call for compliance with obligations and commitments from some parties and not from others, nor can we pick and choose the commitments that we wish to honour and those that we will disregard.
Let us recognize that beginning negotiations without preconditions on an FMCT, as many have called upon us to do, would give us the opportunity to further identify those areas which present difficulties to delegations.