Examples of using Representatives recognized in English and their translations into Russian
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Several representatives recognized the usefulness of the practice of controlled delivery.
For Representatives endorsed the role of UNDP read Representatives recognized the importance of UNDP's involvement in.
Panellists and representatives recognized the difficulties that existed between the various agencies active in the two sectors.
The Assembly, in its resolution 66/288, endorsed the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, in which Heads of State andGovernment and high-level representatives recognized that corruption, illicit financial flows and illicit trafficking in wildlife negatively affected development.
Many representatives recognized the significant increases in ODA(official development assistance) since the adoption of the Monterrey Consensus.
In June 2012, at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, the Heads of State and Governments and high-level representatives recognized in the outcome document(General Assembly resolution 66/288, annex) The Future We Want"that water is at the core of sustainable development" and reaffirmed the water-related commitments made in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation and the Millennium Declaration and regarding the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation.
Many representatives recognized that the current licensing system was insufficient to stop illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances.
Heads of State and Government and high-level representatives recognized this in paragraph 134 of the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, entitled" The future we want.
Representatives recognized the catalytic role of South-South cooperation in trade and investment in building and consolidating regional and subregional integration.
For the first time, heads of State and Government and their representatives recognized that human rights principles provide a strategy for the realization of the objectives of the Summit and that human rights are a powerful tool for monitoring compliance with its goals.
Representatives recognized the negative impact of violence on women's mental health, one of the major reasons for psychiatric disorders, anxiety and depression among women.
Specifically, the Heads of State andGovernment and high-level representatives recognized that communication technologies facilitate the flow of information across societies, and promote knowledge exchange and capacity-building for sustainable development in an open and transparent manner.
Representatives recognized several challenges faced in meeting the obligations of multilateral environmental agreements, which addressed issues common to those of the Programme.
On the one hand, several representatives recognized the need to articulate supply and demand reduction in one institution and make that institution the basis for coordination and leadership.
The representatives recognized the importance of the Forum and the outcome documents, and delegations expressed their commitment to it and achieving a positive outcome.
In the discussion that followed, representatives recognized the importance of the topic of flexibility in international investment agreements not only for developing countries but for all countries parties to such agreements.
All representatives recognized the importance and pressing nature of the situation of older persons and committed to continue participating in the August session of the Working Group.
Many representatives recognized that efforts and flexibility on the part of all the actors involved would be necessary to arrive at appropriate recommendations to the General Assembly.
Representatives recognized that full implementation of the Protocol required appropriate legislative frameworks, and urged Member States that had not yet done so to ratify and implement the Protocol.
Several representatives recognized that the reporting capacity of UNDCP was limited by the lack of data, and agreed on the need for greater efforts in the collection of data on drug abuse among children and young people.
All representatives recognized the benefits of potential membership in UNIDO and acknowledged that they had gathered sufficient information to prepare a convincing justification to their respective authorities and to push forward the accession process.
All representatives recognized UNCTAD's support for development in Africa, welcoming any new initiatives that would further support current efforts, especially in light of the economic, financial, food and fuel crises.
However, many representatives recognized that drug control activities were often carried out at the local level, and that it was therefore necessary to establish partnerships of a multidisciplinary nature at the regional, municipal and community levels.
Ministers and high-level representatives recognized that concerns regarding the sustainable management of coasts and oceans were seldom reflected in national development processes, including those processes associated with the international community such as poverty reduction strategy papers, United Nations development assistance frameworks and common country assessments.
The representative recognized that more could still be developed.
The representative recognized that poverty needed to be reduced in order to achieve sustainable economic growth.
Several representatives, recognizing that the report was only an interim version, requested the opportunity to discuss its contents with the task force in detail.
The representative recognized that the effective implementation of standard-setting texts was at the core of effective fulfilment of State party obligations, and emphasized the importance of enhancing monitoring.
In that respect, the representative recognized that further efforts were required to establish more effective systems to allow the particular needs and problems of women migrant workers to be addressed.
In conclusion, the representative recognized that despite the progress made in many areas, a lot remained to be done.

