Examples of using Greater recognition in English and their translations into Russian
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His delegation would have liked a more critical analysis of these problems as well as greater recognition of the need to strengthen the country's capacity to monitor population activities.
The observer of AFROAMERICA XXI called for greater recognition of Afrodescendants in all areas of society,
To achieve even greater recognition of the Greek politicians often turned to the Sophists(professionals to teach wisdom and eloquence)
Let it call for greater recognition of the absolute need to bring into the global mainstream the entire productive
The Committee notes as positive the"Care for Girls" campaign to change traditional preferences for boys and promote greater recognition of the value of girls in mainland China.
awareness of the intrinsic richness of diversity implies greater recognition of and regard for one's own cultural identity,
She urged the General Assembly to promote greater recognition of the importance of tropical forests to climate stabilization worldwide.
To do that, a sense of historical perspective, realism and collective responsibility is required as well as a greater recognition of the need for political accommodation and compromise.
marking progress towards greater recognition of the gender-specific implications of fiscal policies.
The aspiration to wider freedom and greater recognition of equality is stronger than ever before.
Lastly, he undertook to continue the work begun by the outgoing Bureau to bring greater recognition of the contribution of host countries.
which promotes greater recognition of the roles of women in society.
International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change asked for greater acknowledgement of the Paris Agreement and greater recognition of traditional knowledge in tackling climate change.
effective family policy development and evaluation and greater recognition of family diversity was highlighted.
All of these local actions have engendered a greater recognition in the international community of the role of local government.
The transformation had resulted in greater recognition of UNIDO as a global forum,
Indigenous communities tended to enjoy greater recognition than people of African descent since such recognition had been the result of 500 years of toil.
There was now greater recognition of the difficulties faced by women
There needs to be a greater recognition within the Organization that, while effective partnership management requires considerable time
We urge all parties to show flexibility and a greater recognition of the challenges faced by others in fulfilling this objective.