Examples of using Recognizes that small in English and their translations into Russian
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It recognizes that small island developing States have special and peculiar needs.
This approach encompasses each stage of the smuggling process and recognizes that small links are nonetheless important parts of the overall chain of events and criminality.
Recognizes that small states are particularly vulnerable to external threats and acts of interference in their internal affairs.
To achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development we need a supportive and favourable international economic environment as well as a fair, open andnon-discriminatory trading system, one which recognizes that small and vulnerable economies like our own are at a particular disadvantage because of our size and the lack of economies of scale.
The Council recognizes that small arms are traded globally for legitimate security and commercial considerations.
Recalling chapter 17 of Agenda 21, which recognizes that Small Island Developing States are ecologically especially vulnerable and fragile, and are a special case for sustainable development.
Canada recognizes that small island developing States have demonstrated their commitment to promoting sustainable economic and development principles in their development strategies.
The Government of the Lao PDR recognizes that small business ventures clearly open new avenues of empowerment and opportunity for women, and increased incomes to their families.
The Commission recognizes that small island developing States suffer from a lack of adequately skilled human resources.
In the resolution, the General Assembly recognizes that small States may be particularly vulnerable to external threats and acts of interference in their internal affairs and deems it necessary that their protection and security be guaranteed in all circumstances.
The Committee on Development Policy fully recognizes that small countries are economically more vulnerable to external shocks than large ones because of their high dependence on foreign trade, limited diversification and diseconomies of scale.
The Programme of Action recognizes that small island developing States are a special case for both environment and development because they are ecologically fragile and vulnerable, and because they face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
The international community recognizes that small island developing States should have the flexibility, through simplified procedures, to report jointly on the implementation of the Programme of Action and internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the Millennium Declaration, and to combine such reporting with other international reporting requirements.
Recognizing that small island developing States face special challenges and vulnerabilities of both an environmental and economic nature in their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
Recognizing that small and divided unions weaken the movement as a whole, IndustriALL works to build unity among affiliates in the same country through mergers, alliances and creation of national councils.
We recognize that small island developing States are in the front line of possible ecological disasters as a result of climate change.
In the mining sector, we recognize that small island developing States are committed, with the support of the international community, to improve national capacity for.
For example, in the oil sector, many Governments recognize that small and medium-size enterprises(SMEs) play a crucial role in accelerating the growth of the sector.
At the meeting, it was recognized that small island developing States had inherent unique vulnerabilities that needed to be continuously advocated internationally.
We further recognize that small island developing States face significant challenges in the areas of water, energy and waste management, including hazardous waste management and transboundary waste and pollution.
We recognize that small island developing States have made significant efforts at the national and regional levels to implement the Barbados Programme of Action and the Mauritius Strategy.
We recognize that small island developing States, primarily net food-importing countries, are exceptionally vulnerable to the fluctuating availability and excessive price volatility of food imports.
We recognize that small island developing States possess a wealth of culture, which is a driver and an enabler for sustainable development.
Recalling that chapter 17 of Agenda 21 recognized that small island developing States are especially vulnerable and fragile and are a special case for sustainable development.
However, recognizing that small part items of the course may not be consistent with the final schedule, if during the signing schedule was not known.
Recognizing that small island developing States are vulnerable and face constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
Recalling Agenda 21, which recognized that small island developing States and islands supporting small communities were a special case for both environment and development.
Recognizing that small island developing States are the custodians of large areas of the world's oceans and significant biodiversity resources, participants reaffirmed the Barbados Programme of Action as the blueprint for the sustainable development of small island developing States.
Japan recognized that small island developing States and the least developed countries, which were most affected by climate change while contributing least to global warming, required special support.
We recognize that small island developing States continue to grapple with the effects of disasters, some of which have increased in intensity and some of which have been exacerbated by climate change, which impede their progress towards sustainable development.