Examples of using Recognizes that developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Recognizes that developing countries need policy space and flexibility to pursue development strategies that are compatible with their specific development conditions;
This is why we have noted with satisfaction that the draft resolution recognizes that developing countries, generally speaking, are at a disadvantage in terms of complying with the obligations emanating from the new Law of the Sea.
Recognizes that developing countries have the primary responsibility for promoting and implementing South-South cooperation, not as a substitute for but rather as a complement to North-South cooperation, and in this context reiterates the need for the international community to support the efforts of the developing countries to expand South-South cooperation;
In terms of substantive thematic expertise, the Plan of Action recognizes that developing and strengthening the Office's substantive human rights expertise is key to supporting effective country engagement.
Recognizes that developing countries have a primary responsibility for promoting technical cooperation among themselves, and that developed countries and the United Nations system should assist and support such activities and should play a prominent role as promoters and catalysts of technical cooperation among developing countries, in accordance with the Buenos Aires Plan of Action; b/.
Calls upon the United Nations development system to strengthen its focus on developing national capacities for development planning, data collection and analysis, implementation, reporting, monitoring and evaluation, with an emphasis on the effective integration of the economic, environmental and social dimensions of sustainable development,and in this regard recognizes that developing countries must have full access to the mandates and resources of the United Nations development system, including the knowledge base and expertise of all resident and non-resident agencies;
IFAC recognizes that developing and emerging economies will not have the financial and technical means to achieve all the actions necessary for successful implementation of ISAs.
Bhutan recognizes that developing countries must work closely with other major participants in the international development effort, such as financial institutions, bilateral donors and the world business community.
The Committee recognizes that developing regional ICT infrastructure will require substantial financial resources, and that the private sector is expected to play a leading role in the development and application of ICT.
The Monterrey Consensus recognizes that developing countries have the primary responsibility for their own development, and that good governance and a sound, development-friendly economic strategy are paramount.
The Commission recognizes that developing countries face severe constraints in their efforts to promote and engage in technology transfer and cooperation due to the lack of adequate financial resources and limited human, managerial and institutional capacities.
UNFPA recognizes that developing an integrated approach to capacity development based on systematic capacity assessments and measurement of the effectiveness of support remains a major challenge to be addressed in the broader context of the United Nations efforts in this key area.
This initiative recognizes that developing countries, and especially LDCs, need targeted financial support to help them adjust to the stresses that accompany increased openness and to help build their productive capacities to ensure significant future gains from trade.
UNEP recognizes that developing and maintaining a clearinghouse that provides effective support for the concerted and coherent delivery of capacitybuilding and technology support by all actors at the national and regional levels requires a substantive amount of resources, even when building on clearinghouses already available at national, regional or global levels.
Recognize that developing a statistical system can take a long time.
Recognizing that developing countries require enhanced support in the process of enhanced reporting.
We recognize that developing countries face special difficulties in responding to this central challenge.
It recognized that developing countries and countries with economies in transition face special difficulties in responding to the challenges of globalization.
We recognize that developing countries tend to share common views on national development strategies and priorities when faced with similar development challenges.
We recognize that developing countries tend to share common views on national development strategies and priorities when faced with similar development challenges.
We recognize that developing countries, including SADC members, have a role to play towards implementing the Monterrey Consensus by mobilizing their own resources.
Yes, we recognize that developing countries have special needs in the areas of sustainable economic growth and eradication of poverty.
We recognize that developing countries and countries with economies in transition face special difficulties in responding to this central challenge." resolution 55/2, para. 5.
We recognize that developing a comprehensive, legally binding instrument on arms transfer controls will not be an easy task, but we believe firmly that it is feasible.
Recognizing that developing human resources is an important element in countering the devastating impact of drug abuse.
We recognize that developing countries and countries with economies in transition face special difficulties in responding to this central challenge.
Recognizing that developing countries, and African countries in particular, represent the most affected and vulnerable regions in terms of chemicals and waste management;
We recognize that developing countries might need assistance, and Norway welcomes the OPCW programme for Africa.
We recognize that developing countries and countries with economies in transition face special difficulties in responding to this central challenge.
It was recognized that developing countries and countries with economies in transition present an extremely diverse set of socio-economic and political contexts and represented widely-varying stages of technological development.