Examples of using Needs to be recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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This needs to be recognized.
The extent of disclosure requirements under IFRS needs to be recognized; and.
This needs to be recognized by all and treated as a high priority issue.
Therefore, the importance of these sectors needs to be recognized and promoted.
Combating desertification needs to be recognized as a starting point for addressing poverty reduction and ecosystem protection.
The ethical basis and moral force of these declarations therefore needs to be recognized.
While progress in its implementation needs to be recognized, daunting challenges still lie ahead.
It needs to be recognized that the introduction of new terms necessitates a complete reworking of the annex to Resolution No. 61 and, perhaps, CEVNI.
The role of"softer" factors, such as key individuals or organizations, also needs to be recognized in this context.
By the same token, democracy needs to be recognized as one of the fundamental tools for countering these evils.
Trafficking in persons results in cumulative breaches of human rights,and this correlation needs to be recognized in any intervention effort.
The girl child needs to be recognized as having value, worth and a right to life from the first moment of her existence.
In this overall context,a vibrant civil society is critical to processes of democratization and empowerment and needs to be recognized as such by the international community.
What needs to be recognized is the will of the Executive Board to change UNDP working practices to enable more professional and transparent working methods.
Before such an intervention the following knowledge needs to be recognized: sleep behavior is primarily the logical result of wake behavior.
This fact needs to be recognized, and the roles of women in the workforce need to be better understood, so that women can be as successful as possible.
The process of knowledge generation, synthesis,dissemination and use needs to be recognized as a continuous and dynamic cycle across UNICEF, as illustrated in the framework below.
That ownership needs to be recognized by Israel, and, in accordance with international refugee law, its restitution must be an essential element of any settlement of the Palestine refugee problem.
The critical contribution of women in facilitation, mediation andreconciliation efforts needs to be recognized by ensuring their full and equal participation, and the integration of gender perspectives, in all peace processes.
This challenge needs to be recognized in allowing a greater degree of flexibility and a margin of risk to enable any given organization to contribute to the long-term goals and objectives of sustainable development.
In the wake of a rapidly changing global economic environment, the significant contribution women make through unpaid work in cities and communities needs to be recognized. Often these women and their contributions go unnoticed.
Energy efficiency needs to be recognized as an important economic instrument in improving efficiency of not only an economy but also in supporting social and environmental objectives.
In recognition of this, the need for a general strengthening of international law andpractice with regard to asylum, admission and non-refoulement needs to be recognized as an element of international burden-sharing.
This is but one example of potential conflict that needs to be recognized, and we must find ways to work things out in the direction of cohesion rather than conflict.
Although an attempt has been made to minimize the effects of unpredictable and insufficient funding on the overall work programme and on the progress of the intergovernmental process,the risk of delays, cancellations and reduced quality of outputs needs to be recognized.
That decentralization is a long process needs to be recognized; at the same time, globalization, climate change and powerful new business regimes make it necessary to accelerate the process.
The cumulative process of unlawful settlement building andexpansion has reached a point where a partially irreversible process of creeping annexation has taken place, which needs to be recognized as such, that undermines the core assumption of"belligerent occupation" as a temporary reality.
The gap between developed and developing countries needs to be recognized and reduced in terms of human, financial and technical resources for the implementation of multilateral environmental agreements.
This work needs to be recognized and given economic value by urban policy makers through mechanisms such as time-use surveys and gender audits, pension schemes and social cash transfers.
We place on record again our view that Japan's contribution to the United Nations needs to be recognized in any enlargement of the Council and that New Zealand continues to oppose any expansion of veto power in the Security Council.
