Examples of using Common recognition in English and their translations into Spanish
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There is common recognition of baptism with the Holy Spirit as a distinctive Christian experience.
The trading community request harmonised international rules and criteria for a common recognition of accreditation under the different national schemes.
The common recognition that led mankind to draft the Geneva Conventions 50 years ago was that even war must have limits.
I hope that this draft will meet with the necessary consensus,because it reflects our common recognition of the urgency of resuming negotiations on the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty and the priority which all of us attach to these negotiations.
The common recognition of racism as a fundamental problem of the present time was the first step in mounting the fight against it.
We are all aware that the success of negotiations in the CD depends to a large measure on the common recognition by delegations that the disarmament measures they negotiate are global and non-discriminatory and will therefore enhance their security.
Based on the common recognition that there is ample potential for cooperation by the two countries in the economic field, including the development of the abundant natural resources in Siberia and the Russian Far East, the two leaders state their intention to further promote such cooperation.
Since 1993, Japan has been holding the Asian Export Control Seminar annually in Tokyo to strengthen export controls and to deepen common recognition and understanding on export control issues among Asian countries and regions.
For all countries to share the common recognition in addressing long-term challenges(Japan, MISC.2 and MISC.5/Add.2);
The major problem with this way of perceiving political reality is that it widens the minefield- orin the same vein, shrinks and besieges the fertile space- on which everyday experiences and common recognition can be consolidated, which is nothing other than the practical language of equality.
However, there is common recognition that emissions inventories and monitoring have the highest priority for cooperative work on North American air quality and air emissions.
The United Nations directed significant efforts towards harmonizing work on data among partners,including through common recognition of new methodologies, standardization of indicators and monitoring tools, building national statistical capacity and developing joint estimates.
There is also a common recognition of the importance of sharing data about the children to facilitate tracing, bearing in mind the best interests of the child, especially protection considerations.
CONAIF will identify the current training and skills requirements of modern water efficiency technologies, contribute to the development of the pedagogical resources, develop the course handbook, validate the learning outcomes, co-shape the common integration plan,participate in the development of a Memorandum of Understanding for the common recognition and use of the project's results and organize an EU-wide conference in Spain.
Similarly, there was common recognition of the central place of women in all aspects of population and sustainable development and the need to ensure equality of opportunity for women and young girls in all social and economic spheres.
SummitSkills will formulate the learning units and learning outcomes of the program and ensure compatibility with the National and European Qualifications framework and tools, contribute in the identification of training and skills requirements of the sector and the development of pedagogical resources,participate in the development of a Memorandum of Understanding for the common recognition and exploitation of the project's results and organise a multiplier event in the UK.
These measures have been prompted by a common recognition of the limitations of existing practices, the opportunities for more efficient use of resources, and more effective fulfilment of mandates through the application of modern management tools.
Wateropleidingen will develop and deliver the instructional resources and assessment tools of the program, contribute to the definition of the current training and skills requirements on modern water efficiency technologies, the design of the joint curriculum(and conduct dissemination activities),participate in the development of a Memorandum of Understanding for the common recognition and dissemination of the project's results, and organize a training pilot in the Netherlands.
It was important to tackle inequities in human rights law,to foster a common recognition of obligations as well as national and international accountability, and to facilitate a multisectoral and participatory approach to children's health and survival.
NILHR will assure compatibility of the learning units& outcomes with the National and European Qualifications Framework, validate the learning outcomes, draft a policy recommendation report on the common valorisation and integration of the AQUAVET results,develop a Memorandum of Understanding for the common recognition and exploitation of the project's results, coordinate the dissemination campaign and organise the train-the-trainer seminar in Greece.
The above-mentioned services are offered with a common recognition of the comparative advantage of the United Nations development system, with its neutrality and universality, in a changing aid environment and in line with the Triennial Comprehensive Policy Review, 2007.
Given the common recognition that proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and means of their delivery is a growing threat to international peace and security, promotion of and support for implementation of the UNSC resolution 1540(2004), shall constitute an important element in revitalising the role and structures of the United Nations.
Through this process of crystallization of major points,the discussion in the Working Group has clearly brought to the surface a common recognition that reform to strengthen the United Nations and in particular the Security Council is a matter of urgent necessity and that the Security Council should be strengthened by enhancing its legitimacy and effectiveness, especially through an expansion of both its permanent and its non-permanent membership.
In all these discussions, there was a common recognition of the important role that parliamentarians can play in these and other areas, particularly through their legislative capacities, to avoid protectionism, enhance regulations that can help prevent the recurrence of crises, and push for greater democracy, transparency and accountability in global economic governance.
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