Examples of using It had been recognized in English and their translations into French
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cultural rights it had been recognized that indicators should be sensitive to specific national
limitations of the application of indicators, it had been recognized that the term"indicators" could be used
At that time, it had been recognized that the mid-decade goals were too ambitious
It had been recognized that tension deriving from the problems of ethnic, religious
It had been recognized that an important aspect of women in decision-making was their role in the United Nations Secretariat
Moreover, Panama had made significant legislative progress in the area of freedom of expression as a result of a notable consensus, as it had been recognized by the inter-American human rights system.
where it had been recognized that lower wages would be inimical to economic recovery.
Rules of Court, but it had been recognized in the Corfu Channel,
In the course of discussions, it had been recognized that trade liberalization was drawing more and more countries into a complex economic web;
It had been recognized in the Working Group discussions that,
At the same time, at the 1997 high-level segment of the Economic and Social Council, it had been recognized that many of the steps necessary for the creation of such an enabling environment were beyond the control of developing countries and required international policy efforts.
It had been recognized from the beginning that such children needed not only numeracy and literacy, but also skills relevant to their lifestyles
In WTO, it had been recognized that excessively rapid liberalization was harmful,
It had been recognized at those two events that the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons was a central concern that should be at the heart of multilateral deliberations on nuclear disarmament
It had been recognized at the World Conference on Human Rights
During the general debate on the administration of justice, it had been recognized that racial bias against people of African descent
It had been recognized as a departure from the principle of equality before the law,
among others, it had been recognized that sustainable development could not be achieved without the full participation of women.
Following the Rio Conference, it had been recognized that the achievement of the objectives of Agenda 21 with regard to the environment would place an additional burden on the developing countries,