Examples of using We recognize that in English and their translations into Arabic
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We recognize that least developed countries represent an enormous human and natural resource potential for world economic growth, welfare, prosperity and food and energy security.
We recognize that improved data collection and statistical analysis are required to enable small island developing States to effectively plan, follow up on, evaluate the implementation of and track successes in attaining the internationally agreed development goals.
We recognize that much has already been done in this direction, either in the framework of the Group of Governmental Experts on the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms
In addition, we recognize that the illicit sale of small arms and light weapons is a serious problem for the international community, especially for countries that have porous borders, such my own.
We recognize that the Libyan crisis has brought a new set of cross-border challenges relating to security, including increased illicit weapons trafficking, that pose a threat to the stability of the region and must be addressed.
We recognize that the growing threat of the human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS) pandemic is no longer merely a health issue, but a serious threat to sustainable development.
While we recognize that the nexus between terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction has become one of the most pressing security concerns facing the international community today, we are of the view that a level of consideration no less serious should be given to the danger of missiles falling into the wrong hands.
G-20 summit in Seoul, when he successfully crafted a new focus on development for the group. President Lee's allies have rallied, rightly, to his cause, but even we recognize that his restraint cannot be unending.
Although we recognize that the existence of a so-called actio popularis in international law is a matter of controversy, the observations of this Court in the Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company, Limited case(Second Phase, I.C.J. Reports 1970, at p. 32) suffice to show that the question is one that may be
We recognize that much work remains.
We recognize that important challenges remain.
We recognize that knowledge and information.
We recognize that we have a problem with greenhouse gases.
We recognize that different organizations have different needs.
We recognize that women have acquired many rights.
We recognize that confidence-building measures assist in that regard.
We recognize that the disengagement required political boldness.
We recognize that agreement on this issue is difficult.
We recognize that America is a big melting pot.
We recognize that it is not a one-size-fits-all notion.
