1. The need for such recognition

We don't need the recognition. We don't need any gratitude.

We believe that we need more than just recognition.

Development also required recognition by developed countries of the need for policy space and for assistance to developing countries.

There was a need for a strong recognition of the importance of democratic processes in the declaration.

This section needs to include recognition of the legitimate need to maintain armed forces for lawful purposes.

Local governments are responsible for providing services in each of those fields and need support and recognition as leaders for global change.

Here there is growing recognition of the need for a unified approach to development and for an appropriate country specific policy mix.

He appreciated the recognition of the need for developing countries to safeguard some policy space in the process of liberalization.

4. At the regional level there has also been repeated recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden sharing.

Once in place, such a system will diminish the need for bilateral or regional agreements on mutual recognition of conformity assessment.

Particular attention should be given to the need of minority groups for access to media that promote their recognition and social inclusion.

This was in recognition of the growing hazard of space debris and the need for an international solution to a global problem.

There has thus always been wide recognition of the need for governmental intervention to maintain markets which are structurally and operationally competitive.

(d) Recognition of the need for Member States to participate in the budgetary preparation from its early stages and throughout the process.

There is thus a need for and a general move in the direction of harmonization, equivalence and mutual recognition in the organic sector.

Mindful of the need for fuller recognition and appreciation of the contribution of rural women to socio economic development, including human capital development,

Mindful of the need for fuller recognition and appreciation of the contribution of rural women to socio economic development, including human capital development,

On 10 December 2004, the General Assembly proclaimed the World Programme for Human Rights Education in recognition of the need for a continuing international framework for human rights education.

The recognition in the resolution of the need to address the root causes of terrorism was welcome.

But we are encouraged by the many significant advances, including recognition of the need for more and better aid, establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission, a doubling of resources for the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights and the recognition of our shared responsibility to protect .

Article 14. Grounds for refusing recognition

Article 14. Grounds for refusing recognition

The Committee had contributed to a greater understanding of the need for recognition and protection of traditional knowledge and the cultural expressions of traditional knowledge.

In recognition of the need for collective action, the outcome document of the Millennium Summit (General Assembly resolution 55 2) outlined the responsibility to protect.

Mr. Gill (India) said that there was currently a wider recognition than in the past of the need for fundamental equality between women and men.

Essentially, indigenous peoples have illustrated the need for a different conceptual framework and the need for recognition of the cultural differences that exist because of the profound relationship that indigenous peoples have to their lands, territories and resources.

17. Delegations welcomed UNHCR apos s position on Iraqi asylum seekers, which calls for full recognition of the refugee component of their movement and their need for international protection.

The difference between a languishing nation and one that will flourish is the recognition that we need equal access to education for both boys and girls.

At the same time, there is also recognition of the need for longer term solutions to domestic violence and, in particular, violence against women and children.

The primary responsibility of States with regard to refugee protection was underlined, but there was also recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden sharing.

(i) IFAP addressed the Conference, stressing the need for increased recognition of the role of women in agriculture, and addressed the special emphasis on rural women

Article 15. Relief upon application for recognition

Paragraph (1) had already taken into account the possibility of an urgent need for provisional relief by authorizing the granting of provisional relief prior to final recognition.

Seventh. The express recognition of special rights for children and adolescents affected by armed conflicts, who need special treatment above the rest of those affected, is required.

Recalling further the 2005 World Summit Outcome, including the recognition of the need to meet the special needs of Africa,

Further consideration would need to be given to the selection of culturally sensitive ways of expressing recognition. Types of awards

Indonesia welcomed the recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden sharing with countries of asylum, which, more often than not, were developing countries with limited resources.

The general recognition of the need for and commitment to further systematic, progressive and steady efforts towards the elimination of nuclear weapons must be translated into concrete measures.

69. There has been growing recognition of the need to link all aspects of external support for countries afflicted by conflict, whether political, humanitarian, developmental or human rights.

We need to move Mexican society from denial and apathy to the next level of citizen response, which is, effectively, recognition.

(iii) Recognition of the need to maintain the independence of the process under the financial mechanism to take particular funding decisions

Natural disasters had shown the importance of international recognition of the needs of the most vulnerable economies and the need for cooperative efforts in respect of prevention and recovery.

Recognition

Recognition