Примеры использования We acknowledged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We acknowledged last year that fighting poverty was a collective undertaking.
Those provisions included the holding on 9 January 2011 of the referendum on the right of South Sudan to self-determination,the outcome of which we acknowledged.
We acknowledged that, that this kind of arrangement could put a lot of pressure on us.
Last but not least,because of the participation of experts, we acknowledged the high level of expertise on which deliberations and decisions need to rely.
We acknowledged the widespread fear and uncertainty generated by terrorism.
In my delegation's statement inthe Fourth Committee and in various explanations of vote and position in that forum we acknowledged that in a rapidly changing world the Special Committee had made an effort to reflect present-day realities.
In Vienna we acknowledged that the aim of terrorism is, among other things, the destruction of human rights.
In my delegation's statement to the Fourth Committee andin various explanations of vote and position in that forum, we acknowledged that, in the face of undeniable changes, the Special Committee had made an effort to face up to reality.
In these instruments we acknowledged the growing abyss between the few with plenty and the many with nothing.
The statement by the Chairman of the Fourth East Asia Summit,in Chaam Hua Hin, Thailand, on 25 October 2009 contained the following passage:"We acknowledged the importance of regional discussions to examine ways to advance the stability and prosperity of the Asia-Pacific region.
We acknowledged the negative impact of illicit flows to development and welcomed progress made over the past few years.
A year ago,we met at this historic venue to adopt the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document(resolution 60/1), in which we acknowledged that peace and security and development and human rights were the pillars of the United Nations system and the foundations of our collective well-being.
Two years ago, we acknowledged in this very Hall that slavery and the transatlantic slave trade represent one of the low points in the history of humanity.
In our statement last May to the Preparatory Committee for the Special Session of the General Assembly on the Implementation of the Outcome of the World Summit for Social Development andFurther Initiatives, we pointed out the gap between aspirations and reality and we acknowledged the difficulties involved in bridging that gap.
We acknowledged that four Armenia-NATO Individual Partnership Action Plans have been successfully implemented and currently the fifth plan for 2017-2019 is in the stage of approval.
When the General Assembly adopted the document entitled"A worldfit for children"(resolution S-27/2, annex) in 2002, we acknowledged the gap between promised and delivered resources and recognized the failure of developed countries to honour their pledge to utilize 0.7 per cent of gross national product for development assistance.
We acknowledged that the most significant challenge for the next five years will be to make sure that States parties meet the 10-year mine clearance deadlines for clearing mined areas.
For all those reasons, at the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance,held in Durban in 2001 and in which nearly all those present in this Hall participated, we acknowledged that the historical injustices of the slave trade, slavery and colonialism contributed to the poverty, underdevelopment, marginalization, social exclusion and economic disparities suffered throughout the world, particularly in developing countries.
At the same time, we acknowledged that our main responsibility for the future of the Organization is to insure that it has the ability to address most effectively the agenda of the twenty-first century.
During the last meeting of the States Parties to the Convention, we acknowledged that the Commission estimates that unless options are found to expedite consideration of submissions without prejudice to the efficiency, effectiveness and high level of expertise, it may conclude consideration of the submissions received thus far only in 2030.
We acknowledged that there would be growing pains but we also realized that, for our nationals to truly benefit in this rapidly globalizing world, it was necessary.
We acknowledged that we can find admonitions on love and peace, and rejection of hatred and violence in all the world religions, and that we can find and share a set of common universal values.
We acknowledged the high level of solidarity and cooperation among ASEAN member countries, and the valuable support provided by the United Nations in responding to the humanitarian crisis following the devastation caused by the tsunami in December 2004.
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We acknowledged the fact that graduation does not mean that the structural handicaps faced by LDCs are solved, and we then decided that it was crucial that graduation from the LDC list not result in the destruction of a country's development plans and programmes.
We acknowledged the contributions of the more developed ASEAN member countries to the less developed ASEAN member countries in providing technical assistance bilaterally and through subregional and third-country cooperation in order to facilitate the regional integration of ASEAN.
That is what we acknowledged two years ago in adopting the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, and that is what we are doing today as we meet to assess the implementation of the steps called for in the Strategy and to give new impetus to the Strategy in the years ahead.
We acknowledged that two factors have contributed most to our unity: first, the emphasis we have always placed on those aspects of our national character that make us unique from others- our traditions, our customs and our culture; and, secondly, our policy of always acting in consensus, wherever possible, on issues of national importance.
We acknowledge the new opportunities fostered by globalization.
We acknowledge that the Council's work is, by its very nature, complex.