Примеры использования To be borne in mind на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That concern will have to be borne in mind.
It is to be borne in mind, however, that such an authorization is only implied.
Although- as a variant of origin- this version also needs to be borne in mind.
This distinction ought to be borne in mind for purposes of compensation.
In this context, the Triangulation Principle is one to be borne in mind.
Here, there are two goals to be borne in mind: effectiveness and coordination.
Secondly, the distinction between attribution and breach needs always to be borne in mind.
This is an important consideration to be borne in mind when recruiting individuals as investigators.
Based on examplesof major news brands, two extra points need to be borne in mind.
This aspect of the report needs to be borne in mind for a fair and correct assessment of the work of the Organization.
Patients with CRD had multiple morbidities which also needed to be borne in mind.
It needs to be borne in mind that although gender equality is an end in itself, it is also a means for economic development.
Several application specific factors had to be borne in mind in choosing the pump.
This is an aspect that needs to be borne in mind while considering the future and financial position of United Nations development system.
However, the situation varies in different countries and regions,and this has to be borne in mind.
It needs to be borne in mind that in the past all Georgian State entities voluntarily became part of the then Russian Empire.
The requests made by the General Assembly to the Department need to be borne in mind in an assessment of performance.
It had to be borne in mind that peace-keeping operations and security were related to peace-building and preventive diplomacy.
Concerning the expert meetings to be convened in 1997, two additional points needed to be borne in mind.
It needs to be borne in mind that safe wastewater reuse requires stringent control of water quality and related health risks WHO 2006b.
The foregoing comments are those that France would like to be borne in mind in any consideration of a possible review of the membership of the Security Council.
Other measures that could improve the Assembly's methods of work included the recentpractice of thematic debates, although the capacity of individual delegations needed to be borne in mind.
These need to be borne in mind in prescribing thematic solutions to various situations, including those described in Secretary-General's report.
Important lessons were being accumulated in the implementation of REDD-plus financing and needed to be borne in mind in the consideration of any new facilities.
It needs to be borne in mind that the danger of a dilution of competition is made all the more remote by the fact that competition from private car use still remains as fierce as ever.
At present, there are various aspects of the situation in the Central African Republic that need to be borne in mind in the context of a transition to post-conflict peace-building.
The Committee notes, however, that the real cost to the United Nations is in excess of the awards against it, since the cost ofthe staff time and other resources related to the Organization's involvement has also to be borne in mind.