Примери за използване на Parties recognise на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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States Parties recognise the right of persons with disabilities to education.
There is support in parliament as well, as all parties recognise that change is long overdue.
The Parties recognise the important role that financial resources play in achieving the objective of this Convention.
According to Article 6 of this convention, state parties recognise that every child has the inherent right to life.
The Parties recognise the concept of regionalisation, which they agree to apply in respect of the diseases listed in Annex III.
ANNEX II MAIN PROVISIONS OF THE COTONOU AGREEMENT RELATED TO NSAs Article 4:… the parties recognise the complementary role of and potential for contributions by non-state actors and local decentralised authorities to the development process.
The Parties recognise that cooperation to ensure the security of the Galileo system and services is an important common objective.
With reference to Article 25, the Parties recognise and commit themselves to implement the principles of good governance in the area of tax, i.e.
The Parties recognise the need to ensure a better operation of international commodity markets and to increase market transparency.
With reference to Article 52 of this Agreement, the Parties recognise and commit themselves to implement the principles of good governance in the tax area, i.e.
Parties recognise that a comprehensive ban on advertising, promotion and sponsorship would reduce the consumption of tobacco products.
Article 15: States Parties recognise the right of the child to freedom of association.
Parties recognise that scientific evidence has unequivocally established that exposure to tobacco smoke causes death, disease and disability.
In these areas, the Parties recognise the importance of mobility and temporary movement of objects and equipment in enabling cooperation.
The Parties recognise that comprehensive non-price measures are an effective and important means of reducing tobacco consumption.
With reference to Article 8, the Parties recognise that measures of protection might be required should an official or other staff of the EU be requested to provide the Court with testimony.
The Parties recognise the importance of global cooperation to address issues of shared economic, environmental and social interest.
However, the parties recognise the complementary role of and potential for contributions by non-State actors to the development process.
The Parties recognise the importance of cooperation on customs and trade facilitation for the implementation of this Agreement.
All parties recognise that systems and procedures cannot guarantee that transmissions will be unaffected by outside influences.
Under Article 13, Parties recognise that a comprehensive ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship would reduce the consumption of tobacco products.
However, the Parties recognise the complementary role of and potential for contributions by non-State actors and local decentralised authorities to the development process.
The Parties recognise that there is a potential for a Community contribution to the development efforts of Pakistan in order to achieve the sustainable economic development and social progress of its people.
The Parties recognise that the principles of the market economy, supported by transparent competition rules and sound economic and social policies, contribute to achieving the objectives of the partnership.
The Parties recognise for trade purposes the pest status in respect of pests specified in Annex XVIII-B to this Agreement as determined in Annex XIX-B to this Agreement; and.
The Parties recognise that medicinal and plant protection products protected by a patent on their respective territory may be subject to an administrative authorisation procedure before being put on the market.
The Parties recognise the need for this Sectoral Annex to accommodate change, particularly with regard to the entry of new official inspection services or changes in the nature or role of established competent authorities.
The Parties recognise that information and communication technologies constitute a key element of modern society, vital to economic and social development and a cornerstone of the emerging information society.
WHEREAS the Parties recognise that they have specific complementary and mutually reinforcing strengths and are committed to cooperating in an efficient and mutually beneficial manner and to avoiding any unnecessary duplication of effort;
The Parties recognise that instability of export earnings, particularly in the agricultural and mining sectors, may adversely affect the development of the ACP States and jeopardise the attainment of their development requirements.