Examples of using Recognizing also in English and their translations into Chinese
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Recognizing also that space debris is an issue of concern to all nations.
Recognizing also that 39 least developed country Parties have submitted their national adaptation programmes of action.
Recognizing also that everyone has the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.
Recognizing also that the General Assembly is the universal and representative forum comprising all Members of the United Nations.
Recognizing also that it is imperative to minimize the risk of violence against children in detention, Member States are urged:.
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Recognizing also that nearly 1 billion people in the Asia-Pacific region today do not have access to modern affordable energy services.
Recognizing also the urgent need for action at all levels to ensure the long-term sustainable use and management of fisheries resources.
Recognizing also the importance of human rights education in both formal and nonformal contexts in the promotion and protection of human rights.
Recognizing also that democracy, development and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms are interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
Recognizing also the need to strengthen international cooperation to prevent the use of chemical and biological materials for terrorist purposes.
Recognizing also the severe challenges facing Zimbabwe, including the HIV/AIDS pandemic and the ongoing economic and humanitarian crisis.
Recognizing also that specific attention is needed to address all forms of discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their family members.
Recognizing also that the illicit acquisition of wealth can be particularly damaging to democratic institutions, national economies and the rule of law.
Recognizing also that wider dissemination of information about the benefits of practising yoga would be beneficial for the health of the world population.
Recognizing also that all elements in the spatial data infrastructure need to be uniformly geo-referenced to ensure homogeneous integration.
Recognizing also that many of the chemicals used in the illicit manufacture of synthetic drugs are also used in the licit industry and trade.
Recognizing also the need to address impunity and to promote and protect human rights by building the capacity of independent national institutions.
Recognizing also that the United Nations development system should take into account the specific needs and requirements of the countries with economies in transition.
Recognizing also that countries that have experienced recent post-conflict recovery would make valuable contributions to the work of the Peacebuilding Commission.
Recognizing also that countries that have experienced recent post-conflict recovery would make valuable contributions to the work of the Peacebuilding Commission.
Recognizing also the great potential of the World Solidarity Fund in contributing to the eradication of poverty and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Recognizing also the important work of the International Narcotics Control Board as the principal body and global focal point for the international control of precursors.
Recognizing also the opportunity to facilitate an environmentally responsible approach to managing the production of HCFC-22 for both controlled and feedstock uses.
Recognizing also the need for the United Nations development system to continue to adapt and respond to evolving challenges and opportunities for development cooperation.
Recognizing also that the effective participation of women in civil, cultural, economic, political and social life should be promoted and protected throughout Afghanistan.
Recognizing also the need to integrate a gender perspective in the design and implementation of all phases of disaster risk reduction management, with a view to reducing vulnerability.
Recognizing also the difficulties faced by the countries with economies in transition in addressing their food security needs in the process of conducting market-oriented reforms;
Recognizing also 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.
Recognizing also that migrant women can contribute to the economic development of both their country of origin and their country of destination through financial contributions from remittances.
Recognizing also the importance of human rights education in both formal and nonformal contexts and the significant role the media can play in the promotion and protection of human rights.