Examples of using Panel recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
The Panel recognized that there are both developed and developing countries with low forest cover.
The Panel recognized that among the options for action, which could also be combined, were.
The panel recognized that the benefits from trade were not automatically transmitted to all countries.
The Panel recognized that there are both developed and developing countries with low forest cover.
The Panel recognized that there needed to be consistency in the methodology employed in global forest assessments.
The Panel recognized the possible relevance of the outcome of the meeting for the deliberations at its fourth session.
The Panel recognized the important role of ODA in financing sustainable forest management, particularly in the least developed countries.
The Panel recognized the valuable contributions made by ITFF and commended it as an example of effective inter-agency collaboration.
The Panel recognized that national forest assessment programmes should be transparent and accessible to all interested parties.
The Panel recognized that existing resources are insufficient to achieve the management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests.
The Panel recognized that there are a large number of international institutions and instruments dealing with specific aspects of or matters closely related to forests.
The Panel recognized that, under rescheduling agreements, the old debt might legally be regarded as new under applicable municipal law.
The Panel recognized the importance of comprehensive forest policy frameworks or"national forest programmes" for the achievement of sustainable forest management.
The Panel recognized that voluntary certification and labelling schemes are among many potentially useful tools that can be employed to promote the sustainable management of forests.
The Panel recognized that there are inherent difficulties in attempting to place a monetary value on damaged natural resources, particularly resources that are not traded in the market.
The Panel recognized the need to strengthen coordination among international organizations and multilateral institutions in order to provide a holistic and balanced approach to all types of forests.
The Panel recognized the potential for generating additional revenues through various innovative mechanisms such as joint ventures and debt-for-nature swaps.
The Panel recognized the importance of developing and identifying research priorities at all levels: national, with the involvement of local communities and other interested parties; regional; and international.
The Panel recognized the importance of paragraph 2 of resolution 1343(2001), subparagraphs(a) to(d), which includes a call for the expulsion of all RUF members from Liberia and the cessation of all financial support of RUF.
The Panel recognized that the high-level policy dialogue on forests should continue on the basis of the shared and common responsibilities of all countries, taking into account their differentiated possibilities and capacities.
The Panel recognized one of the persons present as being engaged by Yuly Diamond Company, a licensed dealer and exporting company owned by Mustapha Tounkara, Youri Freund and Shimon Freund.
The Panel recognized that, given the circumstances, it might be difficult to clearly prove the fact of having been taken hostage, illegally detained or forced to hide or the exact number of days of such occurrences.
The Panel recognized that in developing countries domestic resources for the financing, management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forest are scarce and international financial sources remain vital.
The Panel recognized the significance of national forest programmes(NFPs) in promoting sustainable forest development, with particular regard to the conservation of biological diversity as well as the promotion of soil, water and fragile ecosystems.
The Panel recognizes that greater access carries challenges.
The Panel recognizes that decisions on accreditation are made by Member States.
The Panel recognizes the universal aspiration to sustainable development.
The Panel recognizes that Liberia has made considerable progress during this crucial period.
The Panel recognizes that some biodegradation of released oil took place.
The Panel recognizes the importance of addressing more broadly the situation in Zimbabwe.