Examples of using Also recognizing in English and their translations into Arabic
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UNICEF is also recognizing and addressing its weaknesses.
Some progress has been made worldwide in also recognizing customary and traditional rights.
Also recognizing the importance of a lifelong process of learning.
Emphasize programmatic approaches, while also recognizing a place for adaptation projects under certain circumstances;
Also recognizing the particularly important role of prevention within demand reduction.
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E-businesses in other countries are also recognizing this development, increasingly targeting women as potential e-clients.
Also recognizing the negative consequences caused by the abuse of licit drugs.
Member States and civil society are also recognizing the need to tackle the problems of elder abuse and age discrimination.
Also recognizing that genuine multilingualism promotes unity in diversity and international understanding.
(r) Also recognizing the benefits of market prices that reflect the costs of sustainable forest management;
Also recognizing the benefits of sharing and common use of authoritative geospatial information.
Many are also recognizing Jollychic's strong presence and capabilities," the e-commerce giant said in a statement.
Also recognizing that the preparation of national communications and biennial update reports is a continuous process.
Also recognizing the important role that the Durban Forum plays in enhancing the monitoring and review of the effectiveness of capacity-building.
Also recognizing that the permanent judges of the Tribunals are entitled to pensions after serving for at least three years.
Also recognizing the important role of civil society, in particular of non-governmental organizations, in promoting the implementation of the guidelines.
Also recognizing the need to prepare for the timely operation of the procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance under the Kyoto Protocol.
Also recognizing the different needs of the public, commercial enterprise, relief agencies, non-governmental agencies and United Nations agencies.
Also recognizing the need to assist Member States in developing mandates and support for the provision of geodetic data, products and services.
Also recognizing that illicit demand for drugs remains a threat to health in all Member States and poses a particular risk to youth.
PP.12 Also recognizing that poor mitigation commitments and actions will impose a higher demand on adaptation measures which will require additional funding.
Also recognizing the need for effective and transparent coordination of support for the implementation of the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70.
Also recognizing the commitment, dedication and leadership shown by Mr. Malloch Brown in strengthening the role of UNDP, particularly at the country level.
Also recognizing that the United Nations development system should take into account the specific needs and requirements of the countries with economies in transition.
Also recognizing the need to mainstream the objectives of the Global Programme of Action into appropriate programmes and activities at the local, national, regional and global levels.
Also recognizing that this is an important issue for the Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management to consider in consultation with Member States.
Also recognizing that for the poverty eradication strategy to be effective it is imperative for developing countries to be integrated into the world economy and equitably share the benefits of globalization.
Also recognizing the importance of continuing the activities of the regional commissions to improve the transit transport infrastructure in the landlocked and transit developing countries.
Also recognizing the need for provisions on transparency in the settlement of treaty-based investor-State disputes to take account of the public interest involved in such arbitrations.
Also recognizing that for the poverty eradication strategy to be effective it is imperative for developing countries to be integrated into the world economy and equitably share the benefits of globalization.