Примеры использования She recognizes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She recognizes the symbol.
The often beat she recognizes him.
She recognizes your voice.
After 17 years, she recognizes:"I love a woman!
She recognizes the name and she warns him, so he fires the thief.
Gemma realizes Weston isone of her rapists, when she recognizes his tattoos.
If she recognizes you I will close this salon and go back to my village.
Carrie is immediately concerned for Brody's life when she recognizes the man, and proposes capturing the three conspirators right then and there.
She recognizes him and welcomes, obviously glad to meet him- and so does he.
In compliance with article 90 of Protocol I the Republic of Austria declares that she recognizes ipso facto and without special agreement, in relation to any other High Contracting Party accepting the same obligation, the competence of the commission.
She recognizes all of her colors, and… I think she's following along when I read to her.
At the same time, she recognizes that some minority groups may be dominant in certain spheres, such as the economic sphere, while suffering discrimination in others.
She recognizes the complexity of the problem particularly with respect to children who appear to be unaccompanied by any adults.
Either she recognizes who the real writer is, or she's not ready to let you in yet, Hank.
She recognizes that the media have a responsible role by raising awareness, which could be a deterrent to trafficking.
She recognizes him from the Evil Queen's palace and, by pushing a bookshelf onto him, is able to hold him off long enough to seal herself securely inside the freight elevator.
She recognizes the truth about Shabbat and gave the prophecies to the Pastor but never held him accountable when the truth in the prophecies was shown him.
She recognizes the daunting tasks ahead, which she will endeavour to carry out with objectivity, diligence and commitment.
She recognizes that in many of these cases, the statements or other forms of expression may have been made as a result of the exercise of the right to freedom of expression.
She recognizes the right to self-identify as belonging to a religious minority or not to do so, and does not limit her attention to officially recognized groups.
She recognizes that ensuring access to justice, particularly with respect to claims involving the obligation of States to take positive measures towards the realization of the right to adequate housing, presents new challenges.
She recognizes that the highest standards of professionalism must be the over-riding consideration, that staff members"check their passports at the door" and that staff are required, as international civil servants, to serve with complete impartiality.
She recognizes the many important efforts that have already been taken in this regard, and supports the elaboration of a policy on minorities for OHCHR and other United Nations bodies and the establishment of an inter-agency dialogue on minority issues.
In this regard, she recognizes, on the one hand, the difficulties faced by Governments to stay neutral, and, on the other hand, the obligation to intervene when acts or omissions by religious or belief communities violate the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.
She recognizes the need to coordinate closely with other special procedures mandate holders, especially those dealing with issues of women and children, as well as with treaty bodies such as the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
Furthermore, while she recognizes that there is a process provided by law which grants to the Immigration Appeal Division a general discretion to consider the personal circumstances of a permanent resident under order of deportation, this discretion does not recognize or encompass consideration of fundamental interests such as integrity of the family.
While she recognizes that the organization of a society according to the principle of the separation of Church and State guarantees the fundamental right to freedom of religion or belief, the Special Rapporteur is concerned that, in some circumstances, the selective interpretation and rigid application of this principle has operated at the expense of the above-mentioned right.
Ms. Bando(Japan), said she recognized the need to make women full economic partners.
How can she recognize my voice?
She recognized that those personnel were usually government officials and were therefore not independent.