Examples of using Resolution also recognizes in English and their translations into Russian
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The draft resolution also recognizes the complementarity that exists between the principles of the United Nations and those of the international Olympic Movement.
The draft resolution recognizes this commitment andemphasizes the importance of assistance for the socio-economic rehabilitation of landmine victims. The draft resolution also recognizes the important role of the United Nations system in the coordination of activities related to mine clearance, in raising the awareness of populations and the world public of this problem, and in assistance in mine clearance.
The draft resolution also recognizes the increasing need, particularly of developing States, for advice and assistance in the implementation of the Convention and the Agreement.
The draft resolution also recognizes for the first time the need to collect data on marine mammal by-catch in fisheries and provisions for strengthening mitigation measures of such by-catch.
The draft resolution also recognizes that there is no alternative to the principle of self-determination, as expressed by the General Assembly in resolutions 1514(XV), 1541(XV) and others.
The draft resolution also recognizes in paragraph 4 that the realization of a world free of nuclear weapons will require further steps, including deeper reductions by all the nuclear-weapon States.
The draft resolution also recognizes the need for a clearer division of responsibilities between the different actors in addressing relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and long-term development.
The draft resolution also recognizes the importance of the peace-keeping operations that have been carried out in Central America pursuant to the decisions of the Security Council and with the support of the Secretary-General.
The resolution also recognizes the importance of adequate preparation for the Fourth World Conference on Women and the role therein of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women.
The draft resolution also recognizes the need to continue to explore ways to strengthen the rapid response capacities of the international community to provide immediate humanitarian relief, building on existing arrangements and ongoing initiatives.
The resolution also recognizes that self-determination as it has evolved is not a unitary concept satisfied only by full independence, but encompasses a much broader range of acceptable options, as long as they are freely chosen through informed elections by the people affected.
The Japan-Australia resolution also recognizes that the realization of a world free of nuclear weapons will require further steps by the nuclear-weapon States, including the continuation of the nuclear disarmament process beyond START III and deeper reductions by all nuclear-weapon States, unilaterally or through negotiations.
The draft resolution also recognizes the role played by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs as the focal point for the entire United Nations system for the promotion and coordination of humanitarian assistance organizations of the United Nations and other partners in the humanitarian fields in the area of natural disasters.
The draft resolution also recognizes that regions that have already developed CBMs at the bilateral, subregional and regional levels in the political and military fields, including arms control and disarmament, have greatly improved the climate of peace and security in their regions and contributed to the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of their people.
The draft resolution also recognizes that regions that have already developed confidence-building measures at the bilateral, subregional and regional levels in the political and military fields, including arms control and disarmament, have greatly improved the climate of peace and security in their region, and contributed to the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of their peoples.
In the preamble, the draft resolution also recognizes the validity of the commitments adopted at recent Central American summits, and it takes note of the report of the Secretary-General, as well as of the efforts of the Central American Governments to resolve economic and social inequalities and to promote broader forms of participation within the new strategy for sustainable development.
In addition, my delegation is pleased that the draft resolution also recognizes the need for international cooperation to support regional marine conservation and climate adaptation strategies, including the Micronesia Challenge-- an innovative intergovernmental effort in the Western Pacific region to conserve 30 per cent of near-shore coastal resources by the year 2020.
The draft resolution also recognizes that regions that have already developed confidence-building measures at the bilateral, subregional and regional levels in the political and military fields, including on arms control and disarmament, have greatly improved the climate of peace and security in their regions and contributed to the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of their people.
The resolution also recognized the need for better coordination and cooperation.
The resolution also recognized that Fourth World Conference on Women committed itself to the eradication of poverty.
The resolution also recognized the complementarity of human rights and humanitarian mechanisms for addressing these issues.
The resolution also recognized that the necessary shift towards renewable energies from fossil fuels would require active government intervention.
The draft resolution also recognized the role of the United Nations in developing political education programmes, and the need to establish linkages with the wider United Nations system in order to implement some aspects of the decolonization mandate.
The resolutions also recognized the positive contributions of the country-led initiatives to the work of the Forum, and encouraged interested Governments to organize such initiatives on topical issues of the multi-year programme of work.
The resolution also recognized the work of UN Volunteers around the world by promoting volunteerism, including by placing volunteers, and it recommended that the United Nations system build on the acquired experience of UNV in enhancing the recognition, facilitation, networking and promotion of volunteering, deriving from its role as focal point for IYV.
These resolutions also recognized the need to enable the Palestinian people to recover their inalienable rights, including their right to self-determination, the establishment of their independent State on their own national soil, with Jerusalem as its capital, and their right to return to their homeland in Palestine.
The United Nations Decade of Action of Road Safety and the associated United Nations resolution also recognize driving under the influence of alcohol as a key risk factor leading to death and disability on the roads.
The founding resolutions also recognize a key role for the Economic and Social Council, which needs to be more fully developed.
The resolution itself also recognizes the need for'the adequate distribution of financial and human resources.
Resolution 2012/4 also recognizes the crucial importance of full and comprehensive implementation of the Convention as an effective preventive tool in the context of the global epidemic of non-communicable diseases.