Examples of using Countries recognize in English and their translations into Arabic
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Golden becomes a global currency and a number of countries recognize Golden as a reserve currency.
Many countries recognize the importance of special incentives to promote girls ' education.
For refugee children, it is important that their home countries recognize the schooling they have undertaken in the country of asylum.
African countries recognize that adaptation and mitigation should go hand in hand.
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We recognize that planet Earth and its ecosystems are our home and that" Mother Earth" is a common expression in a number of countries and regions,and we note that some countries recognize the rights of nature in the context of the promotion of sustainable development.
It was noted that some countries recognize the rights of nature in the context of the promotion of sustainable development.
ECOSOC identified HIV/AIDS as the special topic for the thirty-eighth session of the Commission on Population and Development andthe Secretary-General recommended that countries recognize explicitly, and stress linkages between, reproductive health and HIV/AIDS.
Pacific Island countries recognize the effectiveness of working collaboratively to address global and regional security challenges.
From recent discussions and the official government submissions as part of the preparatory process for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development,it is clear that countries recognize that a green economy can bring diverse opportunities, such as fostering innovation, establishing new markets, creating employment and contributing to poverty eradication.
Developing countries recognize that the architecture of the GATS could be made friendly in terms of their development considerations.
The Ministers also took note of the role of forests and sustainable forest management in sustainable development, taking into account different visions, approaches, models and tools to achieve sustainable development in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication,and took into account that some countries recognize the rights of nature in the context of promotion of sustainable development.
African countries recognize that the primary responsibility for finding a solution to the economic difficulties facing the continent lies with themselves.
In general, however, most countries recognize that the linkages between population and environment are not always clear and are often intricate and complex.
Many countries recognize the need to find additional ways to finance health services while still supporting the poor and vulnerable.
We are convinced that all countries recognize the noble dimensions of the proclamation and will spare no effort to formalize it within their national programmers next year.
Most countries recognize that they will need continued awareness, sensitization and education to get their whole population to participate effectively in the UNCCD process.
It is thus necessary that major countries recognize the impact of their macroeconomic policies on all participants in the international economy and promote international cooperation to ensure an orderly winding down of existing global imbalances.
Countries recognize that investment in human resource development is necessary not only for raising living standards in general, but also for a proper understanding of ecosystems and related agricultural production.
In that context, EU member countries recognize the continued need for a properly funded safeguards system that is both effective and cost-efficient and that is therefore credible, robust and complied with.
While countries recognize the reality of power politics and their application, particularly in the bilateral context, the reformed and restructured United Nations must no longer be the tool of any one country, irrespective of its power.
It became clear at those meetings that donors and countries recognize the lack of effectiveness and impact that cooperation has had, and that we are prepared to change our methods and to act to benefit those who are most needy, and thereby ultimately identify, formulate and implement cooperation programmes and projects.
African countries recognize the need to promote economic cooperation with the developingcountries in other regions in the context of South-South cooperation.
Few African countries recognize the existence of indigenous peoples in their States. Even fewer recognize them in their constitutions or national legislation.
However, most countries recognize that it is desirable to prevent the implementation of narrow interest group goals when enforcing competition law, and to this end have put in place various checks and balances.
Developed countries recognize that they have a real, important responsibility not only just to manage their CO2 emissions and some of the degradation that they're contributing to the world, but also as trendsetters in R&D.
The CARICOM countries recognize the importance of these areas and welcome, in particular, the evolution of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee as the principal policy coordination mechanism, the consolidated appeals process, and the Central Emergency Revolving Fund.
The IBSA countries recognize the Palestinian State on the basis of the 1967 lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital, and support the Palestinian request for full membership in the United Nations as a key step towards the full realization of the two-State solution.
Landlocked developing countries recognize the importance of trade facilitation and the gains to be realized from a more efficient flow of goods and services as well as the improved international competitiveness that result from lower transaction costs, and in this regard reaffirm paragraph 47 of Sao Paulo Consensus.