Examples of using Recognize the need in English and their translations into Chinese
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We also recognize the need to devise methodologies to better account for the complex and diverse realities of middle-income countries.
In this respect the revision of the Commentary was very important and should recognize the need to be compatible with other harmonization efforts, such as anti-money-laundering measures.
First, the international community must recognize the need to move forward on the twin fronts of disarmament and non-proliferation.
Such a strategy should recognize the need to deal with the underlying causes of terrorism, not merely the symptoms.
We also recognize the need for energy efficiency measures in urban planning, buildings and transportation and in the production of goods and services and the design of products.
In this regard, we recognize the need to integrate a gender perspective into the design and implementation of all phases of disaster risk management.
(g) Recognize the need for information campaigns and codes of conduct that promote gender-sensitive social responsibility of the private sector;
(d) Recognize the need to hold high-level discussions through global forums from time to time;
Both Member States and the organizations themselves recognize the need for this cooperation to be further broadened and deepened.
Concerning middleware infrastructures, most proposals recognize the need to integrate three key features.
We recognize the need to promote an integrated approach to policymaking at the national, regional and local levels for transport services and systems to promote sustainable development.
Recognize the need for a system-wide initiative to develop guidelines that promote social responsibility of the private sector.
In this regard, we recognize the need to develop rural and urban areas in poverty situation by pursuing their inclusion into national projects.
Many plans recognize the need to increase general awareness of the needs and potential of the girl child.
We recognize the need to mainstream a gender perspective into all policies and programmes to take account of the needs and experiences of older women and men.
We also recognize the need for conservation, as appropriate, of the natural and cultural heritage of human settlements, the revitalization of historic districts and the rehabilitation of city centres.
Moreover, such a tax would necessarily be combined with policies that recognize the need for market-based incentives, a greater role of the State and institution-building.