Examples of using It recognises in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, it recognises fathers but not mothers.
The main feature that differentiates this approach from other learning andteaching strategies is that it recognises the value of the existing knowledge of the learner.
Furthermore, it recognises fathers but not mothers.
Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa: are you a non-European migrant and you want to work in the UK as entrepreneur?The government of the UK is receptive to new entrepreneurs, because it recognises that it is a positive and enriching for the country.
It recognises the family and marriage as natural and fundamental institutions of society.
The government of the UK is receptive to new entrepreneurs, because it recognises that it is a positive and enriching for the country.
It recognises the special needs of single parents and targets extra assistance for these parents.
The Legal 500's ranking for international arbitration, in which few arbitration boutiques are present,is based solely on merit, and it recognises the growing recognition of the excellence of our ten-person team in the field of international arbitration, despite the very cost-effective rates that we always charge clients, whether for international commercial, construction or investment arbitrations.
It recognises that before reaching the streets, children will have experienced multiple deprivations and violations of their rights.
The LRA prohibits polygamy although it recognises all polygamous marriages that had been solemnized before it came into force.
It recognises and uses the CEDAW standards to examine Malawi ' s Constitution, policies, and principal legislation and programmes.
Although the report focuses on the headline indicators, it recognises the importance of other factors in tackling health inequalities, such as mental health and inequalities experienced by black and minority ethnic and other groups.
It recognises that a collective effort between Government and all stakeholders is required to effectively address the pertinent issues.
It recognises that in situations of non-international conflict armed groups often exercise significant control over civilian populations, including IDPs.
It recognises that good physical and emotional health will help children- including those who are disabled- to learn and achieve their full potential.
However, it recognises the need for all countries, irrespective of the level of risk, to develop and maintain effective measures to combat terrorism wherever it may occur.
It recognises customary law for the determination of matters of adoption, marriage, divorce, and burial, devolution of property on death or other matters of personal law.
It recognises the many ways in which families create and conduct their lives, inclusively honouring differences of race, ethnicity, culture and religion, and promoting self-sufficiency and social responsibility.
It recognises the many ways in which families create and conduct their lives, inclusively honouring differences of race, ethnicity, culture and religion, and promoting selfsufficiency and social responsibility.
It recognises that through their experience and expertise, troop and police contributing countries can greatly contribute to effective planning, decision-making and deployment of Peacekeeping operations.
It recognises this practice as a gross infringement of the fundamental Human Rights of the affected citizens and is committed to its total eradication in the shortest possible time by implementing the Acts on Education and Employment stringently.
It recognises also that in some countries measures have been adopted designed to punish crimes severely and to exact penalties from officials who, in flagrant abuse of their authority, have participated in offensive actions against indigenous peoples.
It recognised the commitment of Liechtenstein to combating human trafficking.
It recognised Australia commitment to the welfare of Aboriginals and encouraged Australia to continue its efforts to empower the most vulnerable and protect the rights of all, including the migrants.
The State party recalls that Azerbaijanwas a party to the Convention against Torture since 1996 and it recognised the competence of the Committee to deal with individual communications.
New for the Note 9 is an AI system for optimising scenes for shots,which worked fine when it recognised objects such as food and plants, but often created oversaturated images that look like they have been put through an Instagram filters.
At its 64th session,the General Assembly adopted a resolution on cybersecurity by which it recognised a need for national efforts to be supported by national, regional and international information-sharing and collaboration, so as to confront effectively the increasingly transnational nature of cyber threats.
The court found that the extension granted by the seller was reasonableunder the circumstances(art. 63(1) CISG), furthermore, it recognised that an" interlocutory behaviour of the seller[had] de facto expanded the tolerance period already granted".
The Secretary-General's report pursuant to the previous resolution on UNDOF said that the situation between Israel and Syria had remained calm with no serious incidents though the situation in the Middle East as a whole remained dangerous until a settlement could be reached.[2]Furthermore, it recognised the threat of land mines to UNDOF and the tense situation in the Shebaa farms area.
Unlike the organisations for more popular sports, the ITTF tends to recognise teams from generally unrecognised governing bodies for disputed territory. For example, it currently recognises the Table Tennis Federation of Kosovo even thoughKosovo is excluded from most other sports. It recognised the People's Republic of China in 1953 and allowed some basic diplomacy[8][9] which lead to an opening for U.S. President Richard Nixon, called"Ping Pong Diplomacy", in the early 1970s.