Examples of using Due recognition in English and their translations into Russian
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Due recognition of fully satisfactory performance;
But we must do so responsibly and with due recognition of the risks involved.
Due recognition must be given to the creation of the Peace and Security Council by the African Union.
We all have a common interest in ensuring that the work of the Agency in all areas receives due recognition.
It requires strategic clarity,unity of purpose and due recognition of the nature of those with whom we seek to reconcile.
Please convey my congratulations also to the other members of the General Committee,whose work is not always given due recognition.
The process of moving forward collectively would require due recognition and implementation of the commitments negotiated in the past.
Due recognition has been given to the role of the President in moving the process forward in the search for a programme of work for the CD that is balanced and acceptable to all.
It is indeed most gratifying to note that climate change is finally being given due recognition as a security issue.
It also agreed to provide due recognition to local celebrities and make better use of them in promoting United Nations issues locally;
The Department and UNV have also agreed to continue to work together closely to ensure that due recognition is given to United Nations Volunteers.
That decision merited due recognition by the members, as it provides a mechanism which, we hope, will be a valuable contribution to the future of the Conference.
Any person maintaining that any of his or her rights have been violated may obtain due recognition of such violation through the prescribed procedure in court.
Due recognition should be given to the progress achieved under the HIPC Initiative, particularly its recent emphasis on making an explicit link with poverty reduction goals.
Many of the conflicts and crises of the past year had been caused by failure to give due recognition to the human rights and legitimate aspirations of social groups or ethnic minorities.
The valuable contribution that elderly people make to families and society, especially as volunteers and caregivers,should be given due recognition and encouragement.
UNV also actively worked with various intergovernmental bodies to ensure that due recognition be given to the contributions of volunteers in their work programmes and conference decisions.
All Agency member States have common interests in ensuring that the work of the Agency in all areas- including safeguards, technical assistance, radiation safety, andso on- receives due recognition.
The peace facilitated by human rights in general and freedom of religion orbelief in particular is built on due recognition of people's most diverse convictions and concomitant practices.
And this liberation of women,giving them due recognition, was practiced by the apostles immediately after the Master's departure, albeit they fell back to the olden customs in subsequent generations.
Consistent with the Covenant, the Constitution provides for restrictions to be provided by law for thepurposes of inter alia, securing due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms of others.
The people of Nepal deserve due recognition from the international community for their unprecedented courage and for the determination with which they have defeated autocracy and restored democracy.
Such cooperation should, however, be achieved in accordance with the provisions of Chapter VIII of the Charter, with due recognition of the autonomy of the two systems and respect for their various constitutive instruments.
Large or small,their efforts deserved due recognition; for example, Mauritania, a poor third world country, had dignified the Committee with the presence of four of its highest-ranking officials.
The State had to strike a delicate balance between its duty to equip schoolchildren to succeed in Japanese society andits duty to give due recognition to the history, culture and language of its ethnic minorities.
Finally, they expressed the view that due recognition of the achievements of people of African descent and the contributions they have made in all areas of human endeavour should play an essential role in the Programme of Action for the Decade.
Unfortunately, as we see it,these means for the settlement of conflict issues have not yet received due recognition from States that are parties to the Convention, in spite of the considerable potential of those means.
An important element in this balance is the exercise of scrupulous care by supervisors in allowing the views of their junior officers to be heard, particularly when those views areopposed to their own, and in seeing that due recognition is given to the merits of an individual.
Any such limitations shall be non-discriminatory andstrictly necessary solely for the purpose of securing due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms of others and for meeting the just and most compelling requirements of a democratic society.
Because there were many informal meetings, not all our discussions are on record; nevertheless, the conduct of focused,substantial debates covering all the seven agenda items under the able guidance of the coordinators should be given due recognition.