Examples of using Recognizing the difficulties in English and their translations into Russian
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Recognizing the difficulties faced by Iraq by joining the Vienna Convention and the Montreal Protocol and all its amendments shortly before key phaseout dates.
Reaffirming the importance of the broad ratification andentry into force of the amendment contained in decision III/1 and recognizing the difficulties of modifying Annex VII prior to the entry into force of that amendment.
Recognizing the difficulties of identifying illegal immigrants,the need to include illegal immigrants in the count of the total population was nevertheless highlighted.
In an attempt to ensure a speedy reform of the Security Council and recognizing the difficulties involved in the ongoing negotiations,the Non-Aligned Movement has come up with a position that would in the meantime ensure a horizontal expansion of the Council.
Recognizing the difficulties faced by very low-volume consuming countries in obtaining Annex A substances at an economical and competitive cost because of low volumes.
Recognizing the difficulties placed on staff, she assured the Board that the changes and new ways of working would engender more streamlined processes and enhanced efficiency.
Recognizing the difficulties female heads of household encountered as they returned and attempted to reclaim their land, the Government of Rwanda took steps to change the law on this issue.
Recognizing the difficulties involved in expanding social protection systems in a short time frame, target 2.1 aims to halve the share of youth without social protection by 2015.
Recognizing the difficulties faced by countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol in their search for viable alternatives to analytical methods that comply with international standards.
Recognizing the difficulties involved in nuclear problems and the interests of individual groups and States the sponsors of the draft resolution did everything possible to avoid controversial conceptual formulations.
Recognizing the difficulties that many developing countries face in meeting needs for official statistics in support of economic and social development, including the introduction of some of the major international statistical standards.
While recognizing the difficulties and limitations in respect of defining a core set of prices to be regularly collected, the international community should focus on the long-term benefits both for national and for international work.
Recognizing the difficulties encountered by many families that provide alternative care for children,the Committee recommends that the State party continue and strengthen its support to such families, including by providing assistance to pay for health and education services.
Recognizing the difficulties in obtaining the necessary funds to allow the secretariat to organize such peer reviews,the Working Party was awaiting proposals for further peer reviews to be undertaken, possibly in cooperation with other international organizations.
Recognizing the difficulties that may be encountered by national Governments in enforcing national legislation and regulations for facilitating access to their biological resources on mutually agreed upon terms based on prior informed consent for the above-noted reasons.
Recognizing the difficulties in applying the Basel Convention to ships destined for dismantling, Basel Convention parties and the Secretariat participated in the negotiations that led to the adoption of a legally binding instrument on ship recycling under the auspices of IMO see paragraphs 53-60 below.
Recognizing the difficulties imposed on INSTRAW by its current financial situation and limitations in its human resources, the Board granted the Director of INSTRAW flexibility in the administration of the human and financial resources of the Institute, as well as in the implementation of its programmes.
Recognizing the difficulties faced by non-Annex I Parties in reporting under the Convention and the need to take into account national capabilities and circumstances, and to build capacity, and the need for the provision of financial support in a timely manner to non-Annex I Parties to facilitate the timely preparation of biennial update reports.
Recognizing the difficulties of establishing such a well-functioning and cost-effective system, given the very complex structure of the Programme of Joint Action with its numerous activities, the Joint Meeting requested the secretariat to prepare a proposal for a simple, standard annual reporting mechanism for national focal points for consideration at its next session.
Also recognizing the difficulties faced by Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention(non-Annex I Parties) in reporting under the Convention, as well as the need to take into account national capabilities and circumstances, the need to build capacity and the need for the provision of financial support in a timely manner to non-Annex I Parties to facilitate the timely preparation of their biennial update reports.
Recognizing the difficulties that some countries faced in reporting data as required by Article 7 of the Protocol,the Second Meeting of the Parties(London, 27-29 June 1990) adopted decision II/9, by which it established an ad hoc group of experts with the mandate to consider the reasons leading to such difficulties, to develop recommendations on possible solutions for the Parties concerned and to report on its progress to the Third Meeting of the Parties.
Recognizing the difficulties of addressing the North-South imbalance,the Chief of the Section recalled that the Council had endorsed, through its decision 2002/225, the establishment of the United Nations Non-Governmental Organizations Informal Regional Network and the general voluntary trust fund to support its activities as a means of enhancing communication, reducing the gap between North and South and promoting partnerships between the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations, as well as among non-governmental organizations throughout the various regions of the world.
It recognized the difficulties in combating terrorism, and welcomed the strengthening of the NHRC.
We all recognize the difficulties involved.
Singapore recognized the difficulties and challenges faced by Myanmar.
We recognize the difficulty in achieving this objective, at least in the short term.
Recognizing the difficulty in gathering reliable gender data, they stressed the importance of monitoring and evaluating gender-mainstreaming initiatives.
Recognizes the difficulties in promoting the third pillar of the Convention and the need to further support activities to enhance effective access to justice;