Examples of using States recognize in English and their translations into Russian
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The results of the survey show that most States recognize the importance of demand reduction.
Most States recognize refugees and the principle of non-refoulement.
This classification is still valid, even thoughthe situation has changed and most states recognize all of those rights.
As a result, States recognize their duty to guarantee universal access to basic education.
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Under article 22 of the Convention, individuals can submit communications on the merits of a case. Forty States recognize this competence;
Some States recognize the legal standing of children to lodge complaints before judicial and other authorities.
Drivers are normally required to obtain a license from their state of residence and all states recognize each other's licenses for non-resident age requirements.
Some States recognize that the shortage of resources for NGOs presents an obstacle.
At the Arusha Seminar on multiculturalism in Africa, participants"… recommended that African States recognize all indigenous and minority peoples.
Should States recognize such a collective right, and if so, only for indigenous peoples?
Under article 9 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, States recognize the right of everyone to social security.
Today more than ever, States recognize the value of cooperative and managed approaches to migration issues.
As in the case of buyers of tangible assets subject to a pre-existing security right, many States recognize two exceptions to this general principle.
States recognize that they have the primary responsibility to ensure the protection of refugees and internally displaced persons.
The Court is central to the international legal system, and States recognize its leading role of providing guarantees to all members of the international community.
Most states recognize that non-English-speaking criminal defendants have a right to an interpreter.
Such a zone can only be established through direct negotiations after States recognize each other and have established full peaceful and diplomatic relations.
All the P-5 States recognize the fundamental importance of transparency in building mutual understanding and confidence.
They are cases where, without establishing any treaty relation between themselves andthe parties to the treaty, other States recognize rules formulated in a treaty as binding customary law.
As provided in article 5(b), most States recognize the shared responsibility of parents for the care, protection and maintenance of children.
States recognize that establishing the legal framework is not enough without the technical and human capacity to implement the International Instrument.
As criminalization often leads to more harm than good,it is important that States recognize the impact that appropriate legislation can have in realizing the right to health of its citizens.
In this context, States recognize that establishing the legal framework is not enough without the technical and human capacity to implement the International Instrument.
From a cursory reading of the Convention on the Rights of the Child,it is evident that signatory States recognize children's inalienable rights to education, health, nutrition, a home, recreation and well-being.
Currently, its States recognize 671 groups of indigenous peoples, each with their own demographic and territorial characteristics.
Some improvements may be expected as States recognize indigenous peoples' distinct identities and their rights to their lands and resources.
States recognize the important role that the private sector can play in combating and preventing trafficking in women and girls and the need to intensify collaboration with that sector.
Furthermore, MERCOSUR and its associated States recognize the shared interest of humankind in the exploration and peaceful use of outer space.
Our States recognize the extraordinary effort carried out by the Secretary-General in presenting his proposal, the importance of which was expressly underlined by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries at their meeting on 25 September in New York.
