Examples of using Recognizing the necessity in English and their translations into Arabic
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Recognizing the necessity for a continuing adaptation of the United Nations human rights machinery to the current and future needs in the promotion
While recognizing the necessity for government to hold a major stake in pricing decisions where developing ports may have to operate sub-commercially in the national interest,
Recognizing the necessity of accurately documenting the damage caused by the construction of the wall for the purpose of fulfilling the obligation to make the above-mentioned reparations, including restitution and compensation, in accordance with the rules and principles of international law,
Expressing its appreciation for the humanitarian assistance work of the international community in the reconstruction and development of Afghanistan, recognizing the necessity of further addressing the slow pace of change in the living conditions of the Afghan people, and noting the need to strengthen
Recognizing the necessity for the continuing adaptation, strengthening, rationalization and streamlining of the United Nations human rights machinery in order to meet current and future needs in the promotion and protection of all human rights, and for improvement of the coordination, effectiveness and efficiency of the United Nations human rights organs, to be conducted in a transparent manner through consultations with Member States and competent intergovernmental bodies, within the framework of a balanced and sustainable development for all people,".
Recalling also Part II, paragraphs 11 and 17, of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, in which the World Conference on Human Rights requested the Secretary- General and the General Assembly to provide sufficient human, financial and other resources to the Centre for Human Rights to enable it effectively, efficiently and expeditiously to carry out its activities, while recognizing the necessity for restructuring United Nations human rights machinery, in accordance with its real needs.
Recalling also Part II, paragraphs 11 and 17, of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action(A/CONF.157/23), in which the World Conference on Human Rights requested the SecretaryGeneral and the General Assembly to provide sufficient human, financial and other resources to the Centre for Human Rights to enable it effectively, efficiently and expeditiously to carry out its activities, while recognizing the necessity for restructuring United Nations human rights machinery, in accordance with its real needs.
It recognizes the necessity for elected representatives to exercise leadership in pushing for the early adoption of international instruments on disarmament.
Current terminology recognizes the necessity of addressing both the individual needs(such as rehabilitation and technical aids) and the shortcomings of the society(various obstacles for participation).
His delegation recognized the necessity of establishing a forum where perpetrators of crimes which adversely affected not only the warring factions but also neighbouring countries could be brought to justice.
Even Senator Teofisto Guingona III, the only senator who voted against the law, recognizes the necessity of having a Cybercrime Law.
Recognizes the necessity of providing appropriate technical cooperation and other forms of assistance to the countries with economies in transition, as set out in the provisions of the Declaration and Programme of Action;
In 1982, 13 years before the Copenhagen Summit was held in 1995, Egypt recognized the necessity of formulating an integrated social development strategy in response to a slogan launched by President Mubarak,“Tomorrow's Egypt”.
In a recent speech, the Deputy Managing Director of the IMF, Stanley Fischer, both recognized the necessity to"… invest in the human capital of the poor…" and apologized for the Fund"… having perhaps paid too little attention to this need…".
Mr. Srivali(Thailand) said that his country recognized the necessity of engaging with the international community in advancing South-South
Recognizes the necessity to consider how the migration of highly skilled persons, especially in the health, social and engineering sectors, affects the development efforts of developing countries, and emphasizes the need to consider circular migration in this regard;
Recognizes the necessity of sustained voluntary contribution
Recognizing the necessity to restore law, order and political stability in Somalia;
Recognizing the necessity to ensure equal geographical representation in the Executive Committee.