Examples of using We recognise in English and their translations into Russian
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We recognise that in some countries, you might have legal rights as a consumer.
As part of the wider Nintendo family, we recognise our responsibility to society when conducting our business.
We recognise and welcome the progress that Myanmar has already made in the management of its valuable natural resources.
We recognise these concerns, which we discuss further in Chapter 6 in the context of designing patent systems.
We recognise that teamwork and employee satisfaction
ISAIAH 58:1; and it is well that we recognise that the real origin of Christmas goes back to Babylon.
At UPM, we recognise the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals,
We recognise the importance of adhering to robust corporate governance practices that secure effective oversight
In the current global economic environment, we recognise that there is a pressing need for enhancing the flow of development finance to emerging and developing countries.
We recognise that the production of coal and coal-fired generation are associated with GHG emissions,
We recognise that the EYP helps develop the next generation of Ukrainian Leaders
We recognise the importance of China as a trade
We recognise that flexibility of wages and prices is crucial
That is, there is a curious association: thanks to the painting by the Florentine(and the entire classical museum canon), we recognise Christ in the photograph and, therefore,
That being the case, we recognise that seen in the context of a strengthening of the 2002 Code, the above recommendations set an ambitious standard,
We recognise the pressing need to articulate policies allowing for food security,
We recognise that a measure of this nature could be assessed by the trade unions
the turmoil of egoistic effort gives place to a calmer self-knowledge, we recognise the source of the growing light within us. We recognise it retrospectively as we realise how all our obscure
We recognised Harry's voice.
WE recognise that universal access to quality education is the critical foundation for economic growth.