Examples of using Clearly recognizes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Convention clearly recognizes the gravity and severity of the threat of terrorism.
ILO Convention 189 on decent work for domestic workers clearly recognizes domestic work as work.
The Programme of Action clearly recognizes that partnership, and we should strengthen it.
Despite providing us with important information on the actions taken thus far,the report nevertheless clearly recognizes that de facto results are far from being achieved.
I think the draft resolution clearly recognizes that negotiations on this issue should get under way in 1996.
Though it provides us with important information on the actions taken so far, the Secretary-General's report clearly recognizes that a lot more still needs to be done.
That decision clearly recognizes the futility of further consultations in the format of the Open-ended Working Group.
In Brazil, for example, the Statute of the Child and the Adolescent clearly recognizes the right to nutrition of all children and adolescents.
The Russian Federation clearly recognizes the magnitude of the threat posed by HIV/AIDS and attaches priority importance to the issue.
On the basis of the conclusions drawn from the Millennium Project report,the Secretary-General clearly recognizes the urgency, the scale and the dimensions of the problem.
In addition, resolution 1593(2005) clearly recognizes that States not party to the Rome Statute have no obligation under the Statute.
He now clearly recognizes the start and end of the sessions and knows that he must complete all the tasks set before being allowed to leave the group.
While the final presidential statement was not as strong as we had hoped, it clearly recognizes the threat posed by climate change to international peace and security and lays the foundation for future work by the Council on the issue.
The NPT clearly recognizes the inalienable right to the development and use of nuclear energy for peaceful ends, which predated the Treaty.
Today, the international community clearly recognizes that nuclear disarmament and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons are in the interests of all States, whether or not they have such weapons.
This concept clearly recognizes that we cannot separate national, regional and international security issues from political, economic and social stability and their security implications.
As Article IV of the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS) clearly recognizes, access to technology is essential to building export supply capacities in services sectors in developing countries, which must cope with the problems presented by capital scarcity and overall supply-side constraints.
In so doing, it clearly recognizes the connection between the emergence and growth of humanitarian needs and the crimes of the armed terrorist groups.
Taking forward the work in paragraph 167,the 1999 Modernizing Government White Paper clearly recognizes that the public service must be a fair employer, reflecting the full diversity of society; and that, at present, it does not since people from ethnic minorities and others are seriously under-represented in the more senior parts of the public service.
This statement clearly recognizes the competence of UNECE regarding transboundary water management issues, and acknowledges the role of UNECE in:(a) linking water management in transboundary and non-transboundary contexts;(b) networking with other partners to link IWRM with coastal zone management and the protection of the marine environment; and guiding work, together with WHO/EURO on the prevention, reduction and control of water-related diseases.
The international community clearly recognizes that, as a basic unit of society, the family plays a key role in social development and deserves protection and assistance to fulfil its multiple roles.
The Agreement clearly recognizes the needs of developing States and provides for certain forms of cooperation and the provision of special assistance in order to enable those States to fulfil their obligations.
The strategy clearly recognizes that if disaster risk reduction and preparedness activities are to be fully effective, national implementation capacity has to be built or strengthened in most countries.
The Government clearly recognizes that education and awareness-raising are crucial element of a comprehensive strategy to address the discriminatory socio-cultural attitudes and the misinterpretation of religious teachings.
The Bananas II panel report clearly recognizes the past GATT practice and can be read as concluding that the imposition of specific duties when only ad valorem duties are bound is sufficient to establish a violation of Article II.
This provision clearly recognizes that States parties are required to do much more than merely abstain from taking measures which might have a negative impact on the right of persons with disabilities to stand for elections.
The Republic of Korea clearly recognizes the importance of cross-cutting issues, such as gender equality and the environment, and is developing tools to strengthen gender mainstreaming in ODA implementation as well as to plan effective gender-sensitive aid programmes.
Uzbekistan, as a close neighbour of Afghanistan, clearly recognizes that the achievement of peace and stability in that country is a key security factor and would open great possibilities for solving the critical problems of sustainable social and economic development of the whole Central Asian region.
Article 2 of the Constitution clearly recognized the cultural and ethnic diversity of Mexico.
But I think we clearly recognized that electronic fraud is going to increase.