Exemples d'utilisation de Explicitly recognize en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The legislation should explicitly recognize this.
Explicitly recognize the right to adequate housing as defined in international law.
These guidelines should explicitly recognize.
IIROC should explicitly recognize this trend and IIROC's strategic planning should reflect it.
The best they have been able to offer is that the KP should explicitly recognize human rights.
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The SDGs, he said, explicitly recognize that this gap must be closed.
No less than 12 different texts adopted and proclaimed by the United Nations explicitly recognize the right to adequate housing.
Ideally, legislation shall explicitly recognize the right to exist of informal associations.
Several multilateral environmental agreements,including within the chemicals cluster, explicitly recognize this mutual supportiveness.
The terms of reference must explicitly recognize that the Branch retains decision-making authority.
The Forum recommends that the mechanism be called the"ASEAN Human Rights Commission" and that the commission explicitly recognize indigenous peoples in its terms of reference.
Today, some Governments explicitly recognize the legal character of the content of the Guiding Principles.
Programmes such as the Productive Safety Net Programme(PSNP) in Ethiopia andthe Fome Zero programme in Brazil explicitly recognize such linkages.
The WTO must take the next step and explicitly recognize such fundamental principles.
Such standards explicitly recognize that that human error is a normal event, and require that system be designed“for error.
Paraguay: Articles 37 and129 of the Constitution explicitly recognize a right of conscientious objection.
Explicitly recognize that harmonization is an issue that goes far more to efficiency and the unimpeded flow of commerce than it does to safety.
Aboriginal engagement policies that explicitly recognize and commit to respecting Aboriginal rights.
States should explicitly recognize the diversity within their respective societies, with regards to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities.
As such, the OPC recommends that the proposed framework explicitly recognize the role of trust in promoting innovation and competition.