Examples of using Failure to recognize in English and their translations into French
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Failure to Recognize Inadequate Take-off Performance In this accident, the take-off was attempted using a thrust setting and take-off speeds significantly
In addition, failure to recognize the qualifications of workers who originate from outside of the province
The failure to recognize the reality of racial discrimination
Failure to recognize that reality undermined efforts,
It is a failure to recognize that Israel's response is exactly a legitimate response,
Failure to recognize this principle opens the doors to acts of aggression,
He also emphasizes the political authorities' total failure to recognize this reality and the importance of elaborating a strategy to combat racial discrimination while establishing genuine democratic multiculturalism.
the main points- the fundamental bias of the Committee and the failure to recognize the actual causes of the sufferings of the Palestinians- were not reflected in the translation.
The failure to recognize the reality of racial discrimination
One of the areas that most clearly illustrates the vulnerable nature of indigenous peoples' human rights is the administration of justice and the failure to recognize customary indigenous law.
Related Intolerance, according to whom failure to recognize the multicultural realities of a society increased the risk of genocide.
several speakers had pointed out that failure to recognize the multicultural realities of a society increased the risk of genocide.
Failure to recognize the influence of such conditions could lead to erroneous conclusions regarding the cause(s)
Failure to recognize the different needs of marginalized communities may deter them from accessing health care,
Clearly, such a denial does not stem from the ignorance or failure to recognize the value of international norms relating to migrants' rights,
Failure to recognize the rights of all affected groups,
in its general comment No. 22 that the Committee announced its position that failure to recognize conscientious objection constituted a breach of this provision.
asked whether the failure to recognize other minority groups,
Among the consequences of deportation are: break-up of families who have finally been able to reunite, and failure to recognize the benefits accrued to the receiving country by a statistically more law abiding group who contribute to the tax base
Consequently, we believe that a failure to recognize indigenous peoples' inherent right,