Examples of using That recognize in English and their translations into French
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In most of the legal systems that recognize the security transfer of title, the rules with respect to
Nine per cent of children with greater resources are from households that recognize indigenous or Afro-Ecuadorian descent,
in ways that recognize that young children are active participants in their development,
They should adopt policies that recognize the importance of reflecting diversity in their work,
Governance models that recognize a diversity of world views
long-term objectives that recognize the interlinked nature of those crises,
They need to be negotiated; but the point we are making is that they need to be negotiated between States that recognize each other and are at peace with each other.
intensity of use are defined in ways that recognize indigenous land uses.
technical training and lifelong learning that recognize these components as integral parts on a continuum.
organizational environment that recognize good performance,
be able to dra statutes that recognize acceptable extralegal proofs of ownership with the support of extralegal communi-ties.
third States that recognize the organization and third States that explicitly refuse to do so.
Turkey as two sovereign independent States that recognize each other.
then destroyed by cells that recognize the tag.
the case law and decisions from international human rights bodies that recognize the violation of a fundamental human right as the cause, or result,
This potential is most likely to be realized through more cooperative frameworks that recognize and encourage circularity as a dynamic pattern of transnational movement,
Moreover, development in transboundary basins requires innovative financial instruments that recognize the need for transboundary water cooperation
to create accountability systems that recognize student growth
Most States that recognize alternative methods of third-party effectiveness provide that continuity of third-party effectiveness is preserved notwithstanding a change in the method of third-party effectiveness,
replaced with national responses that recognize people living with HIV