Examples of using The draft resolution recognizes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The draft resolution recognizes that the problem affects more than just large mainframe systems. Electronic devices with date-sensitive microprocessors or embedded chips are also at risk.
The draft resolution recognizes the need to address the continuum of relief, rehabilitation and development in Sudan
We are pleased, therefore, that the draft resolution recognizes the role of the Division in the area of cooperation and coordination, as well as with respect to technical assistance to States, specifically relating to matters regarding the establishment of geographical data and the delimitation of maritime zones.
In addition, the draft resolution recognizes the contributions of various United Nations agencies, donor countries and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations in providing humanitarian aid and projects for the rehabilitation of the Semipalatinsk region.
The draft resolution recognizes that interreligious dialogue and understanding, including awareness of differences and commonalities among peoples and civilizations, contribute to the peaceful resolution of conflicts and disputes and reduce the potential for violence.
Operative paragraph 5 of the draft resolution recognizes the well-established principle that nuclear-weapon-free zones must be established on the basis of arrangements freely arrived at among the States of the region concerned.
The draft resolution recognizes that the conditions now exist to create a world free from nuclear weapons and reflects the belief that it is genuinely necessary to reduce the role of nuclear weapons in security policies so as to facilitate their elimination.
The draft resolution recognizes in operative paragraph 5 the well-established principle for the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones that zones must be established on the basis of arrangements freely arrived at among the States of the region concerned.
Regarding illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing, the draft resolution recognizes continuing efforts over the past year to address this problem, but we must make further progress in this area.
The draft resolution recognizes the need for continued efforts to enhance coordination and cooperation between the United Nations and other relevant organizations to address mutual security concerns in the field.
The draft resolution recognizes the crucial role of conventional arms control in promoting regional and international peace and security and the fact that conventional arms control needs to be pursued primarily in the regional and subregional contexts.
The draft resolution recognizes that massive quantities of conventional weapons and especially their illicit transfer, are most disturbing and dangerous phenomena and are often associated with destabilizing activities and violations of human rights.
This is why we have noted with satisfaction that the draft resolution recognizes that developing countries, generally speaking,
The draft resolution recognizes the progress that the Afghan people have made in rebuilding their country, but it acknowledges that far more work has yet to be done.
The draft resolution recognizes the need to build humanitarian response capacity at the local, national and regional levels, and requests the Secretary-General to assess and report on measures taken by the United Nations in this pursuit.
The draft resolution recognizes the importance of the role of sports in pursuing the development goals agreed to at the international level, including those contained in the Millennium Declaration, and reaffirms the commitments assumed in that regard by the heads of State or Government at the High-level Plenary Meeting held in New York in September.
Operative paragraph 2 of the draft resolution recognizes that there is a genuine need to diminish the role of nuclear weapons in strategic doctrines and security policies in order to minimize the risk that these weapons will ever be used, and to facilitate the process of their total elimination.
Based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the draft resolution recognizes the right of everyone to a standard of living adequate for their health
Furthermore, the draft resolution recognizes the impact of surplus small arms and light weapons on the illicit trade in those weapons, and welcomes the practical measures undertaken by Member States to destroy surplus weapons and confiscated or collected weapons in accordance with the recommendations made by the Secretary-General in his report on small arms.
With regard to IUU fishing, the draft resolution recognizes continuing efforts over the past year to address the problem, including with regard to preventing IUU fish from entering international trade, but further progress continues to be necessary in that area.