Examples of using The increasing recognition in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ' hope that the increasing recognition of the State of Palestine will contribute to a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the creation of lasting peace and stability in the region.
In addition, given the increasing recognition of the vast financing needs of sustainable development, there is increased interest in the role of public resources in leveraging private financing for public goals.
Her delegation welcomed the increasing recognition of the right to development as an integral part of human rights, as well as the recent measures adopted by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and other bodies and programmes of the United Nations system.
In a number of countries, UNDP has promoted the increasing recognition of the presence, voice, rights and enhancement of the roles of CSOs, people living with HIV and AIDS, and women, in HIV/AIDS governance and in multi-sectoral responses.
The increasing recognition of the need to monitor and protect the earth and space environment is an area that requires a response from the United Nations, in view of the multiplicity of demands for information and assistance.
Given the increasing recognition of intersectoral linkages and the importance of taking other sectors into account in the implementation of sustainable forest management, it must be acknowledged that community-based forest management is also a part of the broader landscape of environmental management and rural livelihoods.
The increasing recognition that FDI could make a crucial contribution to the economic development of LLDCs is also reflected in the outcome of the UNCTAD XII Conference, which gave a broad-based mandate to the UNCTAD secretariat to provide specific advisory services, analytical work and capacity-building programmes in the field of investment promotion for LLDCs.
As three judges concluded, in their separate opinion in Arrest Warrant:" the increasing recognition of the importance of ensuring that the perpetrators of serious international crimes do not go unpunished has had its impact on the immunities which high State dignitaries enjoyed under traditional customary law.".
He spoke of the increasing recognition of the multicultural composition of nearly all States in the world and of the need to approach the issues relating to multiculturalism from the perspective of the need to protect the rich diversity of cultures in the world, rather than regarding them as a source of tension.
It is a mark of the increasing recognition of the ongoing renewal effort at IDEP that gained ground in the course of 2010 that the African Union Commission '
However, a growing rapprochement between the two fields is gradually occurring. This is both as a result of recent discontent with the outcomes of solely economically focused development efforts, and the increasing recognition of the important role human rights play in securing the basic conditions necessary for living with dignity.
The increasing recognition of the complementarity of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and ILO Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries was encouraging, as implementation of
The increasing recognition that biotechnology can provide solutions for many problems fundamental to sustainable development makes it essential to establish national legislation to ensure the adequate protection of human health
In conclusion, the representative noted the increasing recognition that gender equity was a prerequisite for eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable development and that progress needed to be accelerated and expanded in order to break the cycle of poverty, violence and residual gender-based discrimination.
A further concern arose from the increasing recognition of the various strategic aspects of the services sector, and the role of the knowledge-intensive producer service as a mechanism for organizing human capital in such as way as to adapt technological advances to commercial needs
Despite the increasing recognition of the pressing need to address the magnitude of non-communicable diseases, their risk factors and the negative impact on socio-economic development, official development assistance to support low- and middle-income countries in building sustainable institutional capacity to tackle such diseases remains insignificant.
Other omissions were also mentioned, including the failure to cite the increasing recognition and encouragement of regional integration processes, initiatives and activities in the field of sustainable development, such as those undertaken by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation.