Examples of using Also acknowledge in English and their translations into Russian
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In reiterating our full support for the work of the Court,we must also acknowledge the outstanding work of its judges.
We also acknowledge the need for Security Council reform.
As the United Nations international presence expands, we should also acknowledge the excellent work of the hundreds of national staff inside Iraq.
We also acknowledge the work of the previous Chair and coordinators.
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As mentioned in paragraph 13.25 of the previous report, we also acknowledge that some parents will wish to educate their children in non-mainstream schools.
We also acknowledge that these goals cannot be achieved by States alone.
While we believe that we have made some excellent progress in effectively implementing the Mauritius Strategy at the national andregional levels, we also acknowledge our shortcomings, some of which are beyond our control.
We also acknowledge that violence against children has a gender dimension.
The delegates acknowledged the support to beforthcoming from UNDP and the Commonwealth Secretariat for completion of the National Assessment Reports, and also acknowledge the offers of support presented by international and regional organizations at the meeting.
The autonomy laws also acknowledge the cultural identities of these provinces.
The new strategy should be based on a partnership between the Department of Public Information and other Secretariat departments concerned with peace-keeping, political and humanitarian affairs and economic and social development,and should also acknowledge that the Department of Public Information was the focal point and coordinating mechanism for public information activities in the Secretariat.
We must also acknowledge that there are economic sources of this rage as well.
However, I must also acknowledge the support I received from Latin America.
I also acknowledge the important work of the European Commission in furthering the Process.
The Kosovo Serbs andBelgrade must also acknowledge such initiatives and take active part in a reconciliation process.
We also acknowledge the important work of the European Commission in furthering the process.
In highlighting these achievements, we also acknowledge the major role played by our development partners in providing important financial and technical assistance.
We also acknowledge that in the event of a nuclear war there would be no victors, only victims.
But we must also acknowledge that land degradation is not just a dryland issue.
We also acknowledge the value of document CD/1889, as proposed under the Brazilian presidency.
Member States also acknowledge that they need to reflect on their working culture and methods.
We also acknowledge the valuable contributions of civil society, religions and the private sector.
Secretariat staff also acknowledge that the geographical imbalance of projects is a concern.
I also acknowledge the outstanding work of Mr. Joseph Deiss of Switzerland, the outgoing President.
However we also acknowledge that a number of challenges exist in their full implementation.
I also acknowledge the presence of the Foreign Ministers of Luxembourg and of the Netherlands, to whom we express our most heartfelt and profound solidarity.
However, they also acknowledge that the message must be repeated over and over again, for it is difficult to hear.
We also acknowledge the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea for its dedicated work and support throughout the year, and we express our best wishes to its Director, Mrs. Annick de Marffy, on her retirement next year; she will be greatly missed.
Such objectives should also acknowledge current limitations associated with the evolution of climate science and risk assessment.