Examples of using Recognizing that effective in English and their translations into Russian
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Recognizing that effective implementation of the Convention depends, inter alia, on the availability of sufficient financial and human resources.
Reaffirming further that the promotion and protection of human rights for all andthe rule of law are essential to the fight against terrorism, and recognizing that effective counter-terrorism measures and the protection of human rights are not conflicting goals, but are complementary and mutually reinforcing.
Recognizing that effective deterrence and combating of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing has significant financial and other resource implications.
Representatives of the coalition forces, recognizing that effective counter-terrorism efforts required a comprehensive long-term strategy, outlined their current thinking.
Recognizing that effective demand reduction in developed countries is an essential condition for success in combating illicit drug trafficking and associated crimes;
Communication and training Communication 61. Recognizing that effective communication is key to the success of a project of this magnitude, the United Nations IPSAS Implementation Project continues to develop communication channels and products that promote effective communication.
Recognizing that effective control over man-portable air defence systems acquires special importance in the context of the intensified international fight against global terrorism.
Recognizing that effective crop control strategies can encompass a variety of approaches, including alternative development, law enforcement and eradication.
Recognizing that effective communication is integral to the success of any large-scale change project, the IPSAS Implementation Team developed new communication pathways.
Recognizing that effective anti-corruption measures and the protection of human rights, including through strengthening transparency and accountability in government, are mutually reinforcing.
Recognizing that effective governance at the local, subnational, national, regional and global levels representing the voices and interests of all is critical for advancing sustainable development.
Recognizing that effective insolvency regimes are increasingly seen as a means of encouraging economic development and investment, as well as fostering entrepreneurial activity and preserving employment.
Recognizing that effective criminal justice systems can only be developed based on the rule of law and that the rule of law itself requires the protection of effective criminal justice measures.
Recognizing that effective stockpile management and responsible surplus disposal are essential to the full and effective implementation of the Programme of Action, States highlighted the following measures.
Recognizing that effective action to prevent further violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms must be a central and integral element of the overall United Nations response to the situation in Rwanda.
Recognizing that effective measures and arrangements to assure non-nuclear-weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons can contribute positively to the prevention of the spread of nuclear weapons.
Recognizing that effective action against money-laundering requires strengthened international cooperation and the use of systems that facilitate collaboration and the exchange of information among the competent authorities in the States concerned.
Recognizing that effective measures to protect Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons positively contributes to the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and strengthen international peace and security;
Recognizing that effective measures to protect Non-Nuclear Weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons positively contributes to the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and strengthen international peace and security;
Recognizing that effective crime prevention is increasingly being regarded as a development issue in the international arena and that a viable criminal justice system is at the core of economic growth and social stability.
In recognizing that effective institutional arrangements and improved collaboration can significantly contribute to the full implementation of resolution 1325(2000), a number of Member States have set up working groups and task forces at the national level.
Recognizing that effective protection requires communication, coordination, and cooperation nationally and internationally among all stakeholders, including governments, businesses and other organizations as well as individual owners and users of information technologies.
Recognizing that effective management of the rural-urban transition and the development of individual settlements is essential in the efforts to minimize the hazards and maximize the benefits of urbanization and ensure a safe and sound living environment.
Recognizing that effective functioning of mechanisms for the prevention, halting and punishment of the crime of genocide is essential for the liberation of humankind from such an odious scourge and that further international cooperation is required in this respect.
Recognizing that effective follow-up to the plans of action could promote the use and application of those standards and norms while facilitating an effective long-term response to the challenges of the twenty-first century in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.
The Agency, recognizing that effective systems for nuclear material control and accountancy are essential for maintaining the security of nuclear material and combating illicit trafficking, helped Member States to ensure that all nuclear materials were properly accounted for.
Recognizing that effective protection requires communication and cooperation nationally and internationally among all stakeholders and that national efforts should be supported by effective, substantive international and regional cooperation among stakeholders.
Recognizing that effective implementation of the Convention depends upon the consistent allocation of adequate budgetary resources, the Committee expresses its concern at the lack of information on the current allocation of resources in favour of children, particularly in a context of widespread poverty.
Recognizing that effective and integrated criminal justice responses to violence against women require close cooperation among all key stakeholders, including law enforcement officials, prosecutors, judges, victim advocates, health professionals and forensic scientists.
Recognizing that effective coordination between the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and MONUC on security matters in the areas of conflict as well as the accelerated building of credible, cohesive and disciplined Congolese armed forces is essential for the implementation of MONUC's mandate.
