Examples of using It is increasingly recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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It is increasingly recognized that desertification in affected regions translates into poverty.
While HIV/AIDS was initially perceived to be mainly a health issue,today it is increasingly recognized as a development, security and human rights issue.
It is increasingly recognized that the portal is making a significant contribution to strengthening existing networks.
Obviously, that issue has implications beyond the implementation of the Convention, but it is increasingly recognized as fundamental to improved development, particularly in Africa.
It is increasingly recognized that being a woman in war is now more dangerous than being a soldier in war.
To enhance the effectiveness of capacity development, it is increasingly recognized that greater emphasis needs to be placed on learning processes in United Nations system organizations.
It is increasingly recognized that the availability of small arms and light weapons exacerbates the impact of conflict on children.
As global development challenges continue to be addressed, it is increasingly recognized that the provision of adequate energy services has a multiplier effect on health, education, transport, telecommunications, and water availability and sanitation.
It is increasingly recognized that it is not appropriate to have a complaint against a judge decided by that judge's colleagues.
It is increasingly recognized that development means more than growth: growth is a necessary, but not sufficient condition for development.
It is increasingly recognized that to face the challenges posed by population ageing, a coherent multipronged strategy is necessary.
It is increasingly recognized that the principles of accountability and participation are important conditions underlying the right to health 669,670.
It is increasingly recognized that addressing such inequalities and problems should be a crucial component of poverty reduction strategies.
It is increasingly recognized that FDI and technology transfer are closely intertwined and their effective absorption depends on similar preconditions.
It is increasingly recognized that the strengthening of democratic society, the rule of law and respect for human rights are an investment for development.
It is increasingly recognized that online business identity is based on building relationships rather than power structures- this has worked in favour of women.
It is increasingly recognized that good governance is an essential building block for meeting the objectives of sustainable development, prosperity and peace.
Moreover, it is increasingly recognized today that finance cannot be treated independently of the other major categories of international economic interaction.
It is increasingly recognized that the State's role in development should be complemented by other relevant actors of the civil society, including the private sector.
It is increasingly recognized that unless the structural causes of poverty, such as power relations,are addressed, poverty eradication will be impossible to achieve.
Although it is increasingly recognized that gender-based violence(GBV)is a major feature of many conflicts, its occurrence during disasters is not as well understood.
It is increasingly recognized that preconception and prenatal exposure to toxic environmental agents can have profound and long-lasting effects.
It is increasingly recognized that global problems cannot be solved only at the global level and national problems cannot be addressed successfully solely at the local level.
It is increasingly recognized that a fair and stable regulatory environment would stimulate the development of smooth, economic and efficient transit transport services in Central Asia.
It is increasingly recognized that adequate nutrition during the first 1,000 days of life, from conception to the second birthday, saves the lives of women and children and improves the prosperity of a country.
It is increasingly recognized that these policies are an important tool to reduce the dependency of individuals, in particular women, on social assistance and to reintegrate them into the world of work and society.
It is increasingly recognized that a one-size-fits-all approach to integrating countries with varying degrees of structural, institutional, regulatory and other constraints into a MTS may yield asymmetric benefits and costs.
It is increasingly recognized that States not only have the power to exercise universal jurisdiction over those crimes, but also have the duty to do so or to extradite suspects to States willing to exercise jurisdiction.
It is increasingly recognized that, given that many non-State actors have become more powerful than States, private corporations should bear some responsibility to respect human rights obligations.
It is increasingly recognized by multilateral assistance programmes that in technical cooperation, channelling of external assistance through projects has not been effective, nor has its impact been sustainable.