Examples of using Should recognise in English and their translations into Spanish
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An importing country should recognise that sanitary measures different from the ones it has proposed may be capable of providing the same level of protection;
The CITES Parties should recognise the validity of a statement in the CITES permits that a CITES permit is not an ABS certificate.
Economic theories should recognise environmental constraints, the fundamental importance of equity
All participants should recognise that the development of the National Profile is a factfinding and evaluation exercise about procedural issues
This document mostly deals with mitigation- how to reduce emissions- although the ITF should recognise the importance of adaptation
Additionally, companies should recognise the risks of disclosing speculative
a tax authority should recognise that some entities may appear to perform poorly relative to others in a group based on certain measures for wholly business
The latter argues that the body should recognise itself and the WTO as a creation of international law
financing agencies should recognise Goals 3
Conservation agencies working in Cameroon should recognise the key role that indigenous communities have had in the conservation of their customary lands,
Moreover, the government should recognise the need to adapt regional strategies for inclusive growth in territories that lack institutional capital, accessibility to key services,
I would say that just as we are enthusiastic at the thought of achieving the noblest of all goals to become a whole person so too Denmark should be a whole country and Schleswig should recognise its historical destiny and become Danish.
Governments should recognise the importance of secondary
Governments should recognise that civil society
the law should recognise the right of legitimate resignation,
animateurs who work with children should recognise the importance of the children's voices,
Policy and guidance should recognise the holistic nature of support for families and arrangements for working families and link the policy development of ECI to policy on childcare, employment, housing.
the FLR practitioner should recognise when a discussion of biodiversity helps facilitate the process
the Member States should recognise such marks
Development assistance approaches should recognise the shared obligation and contributions for the sound management of chemicals of producers,