Examples of using To recognizing in English and their translations into Russian
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Then you can admit to recognizing theirs?
With regard to recognizing service in United Nations peace operations, the mobility policy states.
Doing so would be tantamount to recognizing an unlawful act.
Attention was also given to recognizing that sustainable development needs to be achieved by all countries according to their respective capabilities.
However, the Constitution has not limited itself to recognizing the existence of this pluralism.
People also translate
Adopting a holistic approach to recognizing the human right of all women to be free from violence and discrimination addresses two approaches to analyzing violence against women.
Guatemala referred to important steps taken with a view to recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples.
Member States are coming round to recognizing that there are political, financial and institutional limitations to the United Nations.
The family was an ever-evolving, dynamic entity andthe European Union was committed to recognizing that diversity.
The holistic approach to recognizing women's rights to be free.
Signing an agreement, however, referring to the"TC police" is tantamount to recognizing the existence of a"state.
In that connection, a common commitment to recognizing and promoting the religious liberty of every person and every community is favoured by sincere interreligious dialogue.
He asked for further details of those cases,especially where they referred to recognizing natural differences between men and women.
Simplifying the procedures for recognizing education acquired abroad andremoving hindrances to recognizing education received in EU member-countries;
Indeed, the resistance by some delegations to recognizing the fact that our very survival is threatened by their practices in this regard only serves to strengthen our convictions.
States should therefore conduct regular time-use surveys, with a view to recognizing, reducing and redistributing unpaid care work.
Special attention is given to recognizing the rights of people living in poverty and social exclusion and enabling them to live in dignity and participate in all aspects of societal life.
Consider amending its legislation with a view to recognizing the human rights of migrant women.
We commit ourselves to recognizing and strengthening the family's supporting, educating and nurturing roles, with full respect for the world's diverse cultural, religious, ethical and social values;
We must support them, andwe must commit ourselves to recognizing the family as a source of strength, belonging and cohesion.
Since 2008, however, Rwanda had begun to scrutinize asylum claims more stringently andbecome reluctant with respect to recognizing and processing asylum-seekers from neighbouring countries.
The draft article correctly limited itself to recognizing that the wrongdoing State was under an obligation to provide guarantees if the risk of repetition was real and the injury suffered serious.
In the case of the quilombo communities,the Brazilian State had been committed since 1988 to recognizing their land ownership rights and land rights.
My country's commitment to recognizing the right to water is not new.
He wished to know whether the New Zealand Government intended to negotiate with the Maoris with a view to recognizing the rights that could be considered traditional and ancestral.
On becoming parties to the court's statute, States should commit themselves to recognizing its jurisdiction, but the court should only intervene in cases where national trial procedures were not available.
States should therefore amend their constitutions andlegislation with a view to recognizing the existence of indigenous people and ensuring their rights.
The elements of his mandate were intended to contribute to recognizing past abuses and ensuring that past violations were properly redressed.
When engaged in land and tenure reforms,Governments should pay particular attention to recognizing and ensuring the ownership rights of rural and indigenous women.
