Examples of using We further recognize in English and their translations into Arabic
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We further recognize the need to stem capital flight.
We further recognize the importance of nonfarming economic activities in eradicating poverty in rural areas.
We further recognize that the majority of people in Africa directly depend on land resources for their livelihoods.
We further recognize the need for an increased focus on the rights and well-being of children, in particular their health and education.
We further recognize that gender equality and the empowerment of women are important for sustainable development and our common future.
We further recognize that gender equality and women ' s empowerment are important for sustainable development and our common future.
We further recognize the need for an active engagement of the State in supporting agriculture, especially small-scale agriculture.
We further recognize that pollution and other relevant forms of environmental degradation have serious implications for public health.
We further recognize the importance of addressing economic and environmental risks in the region, such as issues related to water resources, energy and erosion.
We further recognize that a sustainable green revolution in Africa is needed if hunger, poverty and environmental degradation trends are to be reversed.
We further recognize that growing global production and use of chemicals and their prevalence in the environment calls for increased international cooperation.
We further recognize the negative impact of malaria on household incomes, economic and social development and political stability in affected countries.
In particular, we further recognize the region ' s role in the maintenance of peace and security with regard to the situation of democracy and human rights in Haiti.
We further recognize that growing global production and use of chemicals and their prevalence in the environment calls for increased international cooperation.
We further recognize the importance for developing countries as well as countries with economies in transition of considering reducing trade barriers among themselves.
We further recognize the importance of comprehensive hazard and risk assessments, and knowledge- and information-sharing, including reliable geospatial information.
We further recognize that the transfer of technology and business skills is a key channel through which foreign direct investment can positively impact development.
We further recognize the need for our countries and peoples to come together and join efforts to meet the challenges that confront our region as we enter the new millennium.
We further recognize that mountains are often home to communities, including indigenous peoples and local communities, that have developed sustainable uses of mountain resources.
We further recognize the need to enhance international cooperation on migration issues to ensure that the movement of people across borders is managed in a more effective and humane manner.
We further recognize the need to enhance international cooperation on migration issues to ensure that the movement of people across borders is managed in a more effective and humane manner.
We further recognize that mountains are often home to communities, including indigenous peoples and local communities, who have developed sustainable uses of mountain resources.
We further recognize the need to extend sympathetic understanding to those Member States that temporarily may not be able to meet their financial obligations as a consequence of genuine economic difficulties.
We further recognize the importance of mixed-use planning and of encouraging non-motorized mobility, including by promoting pedestrian and cycling infrastructures.
We further recognize the importance of mixed-use planning and of encouraging non-motorized mobility, including by promoting pedestrian and cycling infrastructures.
We further recognize that partnerships are effective instruments for mobilizing human and financial resources, expertise, technology and knowledge and can be powerful drivers for change, innovation and welfare.
We further recognize that small island developing States face significant challenges in the areas of water, energy and waste management, including hazardous waste management and transboundary waste and pollution.
We further recognize that indigenous peoples and local communities are often the most directly dependent on biodiversity and ecosystems and thus are often the most immediately affected by their loss and degradation.
We further recognize that indigenous peoples and local communities are often most directly dependent on biodiversity and ecosystems and thus are often most immediately affected by their loss and degradation.
We further recognize the continuing need for adequate and predictable financial contributions to the United Nations Habitat and Human Settlements Foundation so as to ensure timely, effective and concrete global implementation of the Habitat Agenda.