Examples of using We fully recognize in English and their translations into Arabic
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We fully recognize the urgent need for tackling worsening air and water pollution problems in the region and their implications for public health.
We fully recognize the ultimate goal of the elimination of all anti-personnel landmines.
We fully recognize that trade is key to the economic growth of small island States.
While we fully recognize the accomplishments thus far, we are also very much aware of the magnitude of the work that lies ahead.
We fully recognize States parties ' inalienable right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Treaty.
Understandably, we would have liked to see greater progress made by now, but we fully recognize the need for more discussions on the various relevant issues.
Special emphasis has been placed on strengthening of human-resource management systems in order to improve the skills required to support the reform process, since we fully recognize that systems by themselves are not sufficient and must be backed by properly trained and competent staff.
It cannot be expected that countries such as ours will abandon local production in agriculture and manufacturing, although we fully recognize the growing importance and potential of the service sector in both the regional and global economies.
We fully recognize the creative and conscientious work of the six Presidents of 2006 and the continued collaboration and good work of this year ' s P-6 team that have also moved this body to work.
We fully recognize the indispensable right of every country to exploit nuclear power for civilian purposes, but we should act when it
Though we fully recognize the importance of the provision of water and sanitation infrastructure in the context of the Millennium Development Goals, we regret that we were unable support the resolution in its present form.
We fully recognize the importance of achieving the broadest possible consent and compromise among Members on key aspects of Council reform, including options both for enlargement of its membership and for the improvement of its working methods.
While we fully recognize that the national Governments should take responsibility for their development efforts, we are also
We fully recognize the essential contributions of indigenous peoples, women, youth and civil society in all mountain regions,
While we fully recognize the need to prevent disputes from escalating into the international arena,
We fully recognize the benchmark of 0.7 per cent ODA as an internationally agreed development goal and will continue to do so, despite temporary domestic budget constraints as a consequence of the financial and economic crisis.
We fully recognize our responsibility as the model of success for United Nations peacekeeping.
We fully recognize the importance of ensuring that least developed countries(LDCs)
We fully recognize the importance of reforming the Security Council to make it more representative, accountable, transparent, efficient and democratic.