Examples of using We do recognize in English and their translations into Russian
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We do recognize that there are a multitude of aspects of outer space.
We do recognize, however, that some good things have happened in the general disarmament process.
The Organization is far from being perfect, but,at the same time, we do recognize that it is indispensable, for it is the repository of the hopes and aspirations of mankind.
We do recognize, however, the progress that was reported in this year's"State of the World Population Report.
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So I do feel I must state that we voted in favour of this resolution, butwe want it recorded clearly that we do recognize the right of Israel to defend its people against terrorist attacks.
Nevertheless, we do recognize that a great deal remains to be done to achieve the promise of expeditious and due justice.
We do recognize that years of conflict will not be easily forgotten, but what is reassuring is that African leaders are maintaining a hands-on approach to these situations.
You are commended for coming to this insight, and we do recognize that there is a need for the continuation of the Urantia Book thought, teachings and history with the Teaching Mission, and the revelations that it has provided.
We do recognize that there are situations which may arise where the consent of the victims cannot be obtained and there is need for application of the optional protocol.
In aiming for deliverables, we do recognize that revitalization-- a subject we discuss every year, both here in the Assembly and in the Ad Hoc Working Group-- is much more a process than a specific outcome.
We do recognize that as national security activities in space have grown, so have concerns by some States about the risk of an arms race in outer space.
Let me place on record that we do recognize that important bilateral steps have been taken by the United States of America and the Russian Federation through the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks process to reduce their nuclear warheads.
We do recognize that now, at the midpoint on our way to 2015, the international community needs to step up efforts aimed at the timely achievement of the commitments undertaken in 2000.
Of course, lest I be misunderstood, we do recognize that universal jurisdiction is a principle of international law whose purpose is to ensure that individuals who commit such grave offences as genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity are brought to justice.
We do recognize that some degree of harmonization is necessary to allow for comparisons across agencies, and to draw from lessons learned and best practices based on the experiences of the individual organizations.
However, we do recognized that there do have small amount of the product which may got faulty or damaged for different reasons.
However, we do recognize that there are some areas, such as employment, in which the Government can further facilitate women's advancement through various initiatives.
We do recognize that bilateral negotiations between the nuclear- weapon States will play a major role, particularly in the negotiation of specific detailed measures and steps in the nuclear disarmament process.
We do recognize how very difficult this task is as a result of the wide gap between the positions of the parties on the substance of the question, which is the conclusion of the process of the decolonization of the Territory.
Indeed, we do recognize that many of the details of such a treaty will be subject to tedious and difficult negotiations to hammer out such details and any arrangements that need to be included for any period of time.
We do recognize, however, that there may be a need for change to introduce better and more efficient systems of government, new technology and better skills to manage the environment for the benefit of the people of those Territories.
Meanwhile, we do recognize our due share of the historical responsibility for fashioning a community in which the principles of tolerance, understanding and respect for the rule of law and international treaties reign supreme.
While we do recognize the best intentions of everyone to preserve the Conference, we don't believe that setting aside substantive issues and concentrating on procedural adjustments will achieve this objective.
Needless to say, we do recognize that even as many African nations accept the responsibility of good government, they also confront extreme challenges in the areas of health, education, and humanitarian relief.
Nonetheless, we do recognize the potential of marine renewable energies and are positive that the development of science and technology will help to mitigate negative impacts possibly coming from this source.
We do recognize the efforts of the Government of Guatemala to have Congress pass a number of important laws related to the implementation of the peace agreements, as regards, inter alia, social, economic, regional and land questions.
We do recognize that Governments and civil society, including non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and the private sector, need to continue to work together closely to maintain the momentum of the Decade until its completion in 2010.
We do recognize that some of the motivations for ODA have shifted as a result of the end of the cold war and that many countries, including in Africa, are suffering from a decline in donor interest and the resulting lack of predictability in the flow of aid.
While we do recognize that an advisory opinion on the subject of the request could have the potential of clarifying important legal questions,we are concerned about any developments that may create uncertainty as to the status of Kosovo and the instabilities in the region.