Examples of using It should recognize in English and their translations into Russian
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In particular, it should recognize that the matter concerned both member States and non-member States.
But if Israel's rejection is based on such a claim, it should recognize that, according to Article 51 of the Charter.
It should recognize the interlinkages between country, regional and global programming and results.
If Israel sincerely desires to coexist in harmony with its Arab neighbours, it should recognize this historic truth.
It should recognize the universality, interdependence, interrelatedness and indivisibility of human rights.
It should recognize the particular features of investment projects in this sector together with the obvious need for large-scale investment.
So before any government strikes too heavily at spreading drug use, it should recognize that it is a symptom of failed psychotherapy.
It should recognize the freedoms of expression, information and assembly and should release all prisoners of conscience immediately.
I call on members of this Assembly to send a clear message to the Government of Israel that it should recognize President Arafat as the true and legitimate leader of the Palestinian people.
It should recognize the evolving capacities of the child, and instructors should receive training in order to ensure high-quality, comprehensive sex education.
The atheist who is doing notbelieve in the God, has the right to upholding of the opinion and belief, but it should recognize the right of the majority of people of the Earth on belief in God.
It should recognize that progress has been made and that challenges remain and it should emphasize the States Parties' renewed commitment to overcome these challenges.
While the State party was naturally free to decide what should be done in that area, it should recognize that the notion referred to departed somewhat from the definition in article 1 of the Convention.
It should recognize the obligation on States to take effective measures as appropriate, to the maximum of their available resources, and in consultation with indigenous people.
Ambassador Jones Parry said that the Security Council had to improve its work with and support to regional organizations,saying that it should recognize its obligation to support regional organizations in Africa.
It should recognize the links between transnational organized crime and terrorism and, whenever possible, should take into account the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
The European Union should not turn a blind eye to the human rights violations committed by the one remaining rebel faction in the south; it should recognize the positive steps taken by her Government in the field of human rights and the maintenance of peace.
Finally, it should recognize the importance of looking both at current conditions and at the sustainability of these conditions in the future, which is the focus of the OECD work on well-being.
Accordingly, the post-2015 development agenda should apply to all countries and to all people; it should recognize that migrants can and often do live in poverty, marginalized and discriminated against in all host and transit countries.
It should recognize and encourage the continuous effectiveness of the work carried out quality of the work as well as cost effectiveness, and the high amount of voluntary contributions in kind.
Many delegations noted progress towards an emerging consensus on general issues,highlighting in particular convergence towards the fact that any new international instrument should fall under the Convention as a new implementing agreement and that it should recognize and respect, as well as avoid overlap and redundancy with, existing instruments and organizations.
It should recognize that many States had felt able to become parties to treaties owing to the possibility of making appropriate reservations in the light of their national laws or legal systems.
The Security Council should begin a peace-keeping operation only after assessing to what extent the new situation threatened international orregional security; it should recognize that peace-keeping operations could not substitute for a political settlement, the main responsibility for which should be borne by the conflicting parties; and it should prescribe a definite mandate, laying out clear-cut goals and means to achieve them.
It should recognize that economic growth and development in developing countries are of mutual interest for developing as well as developed countries for the strengthening of the global economy.
The new agenda must address the root causes of poverty; it should recognize the special development needs of developing countries; it should call for the fulfilment of ODA commitments; and it should promote global partnerships.
Secondly, it should recognize the crucial role that might be played by regional parliaments, such as the European Parliament, and non-national parliaments in some countries that were not States parties.
If the international community wants peace and stability in the region andthe rest of the world, it should recognize the validity and inevitability of the self-defensive steps of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to protect the security of the country and nation and take issue with the provocative nuclear war drills of the United States and the south Korean puppet forces and hold them in check.
It should recognize the importance not only of average achievements within each country but also of inequalities in each life dimension, and in particular, the plight of those who cumulate several disadvantages at the same time.
It should recognize the finite nature of resources, encourage a common consciousness of the role of workers in society and emphasize the need to address discrimination, in particular racism and sexism, with respect to migration and the labour markets.