Libraries recognize the need for ongoing learning.

We need to recognize just how serious a deficit of rights we have.

There are certain things that we need to recognize.

We also recognize the need to address the issue of genetic resources.

(a) The need to recognize diversity among and within Member States when attempting to enhance existing criminal justice systems

There is going to be a need to recognize that the people do have their own collective development goals.

So what we need to recognize is that if we want to have a citizen centric Internet in the future, we need a broader and more sustained Internet freedom movement.

As donor Governments, we also recognize that we need to enhance coordination amongst ourselves.

35. We recognize the need to manage ODA effectively in donor and recipient countries.

I think the first point to make is that we need to recognize natural capital.

And we need to have the humility to recognize that we cannot do it alone.

There is a need to recognize that the sound management of chemicals is a cross sectoral issue at both the national and international levels.

We recognize the pressing need to adapt the Organization to the conditions of the twenty first century.

Unfortunately, the World Heritage Convention does not recognize the need to protect areas beyond national jurisdiction, at present.

The vast majority of Member States recognize the need to make the Security Council more representative and democratic.

These micro enterprises were potential SMEs, and there was a need to recognize them legally, including through access to credit and collateralization of their assets.

Basically the stuff of life is natural capital, and we need to recognize and build that into our systems.

We recognize the need to continue discussing principles for the use of force, as identified by the Secretary General.

38. We recognize the need to prioritise affordable and environmentally sustainable infrastructure that targets the needs of the poor.

And in fact, what we need to do is see that as chapter one, celebrate it, close it, and recognize that we need a chapter two that is all about execution, all about the how to.

(i) We recognize the need for access to financial services, in particular for the poor, including through microfinance and microcredit.

Reaffirming the urgent need to recognize, promote and protect more effectively the human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous people,

We recognize that major contributors to the primary functions of the Security Council need to be acknowledged in the process.

We recognize the urgent need to enhance the coherence, governance and consistency of the international monetary, financial and trading systems.

We recognize the need to continue discussing principles for the use of force, including those identified by the Secretary General.

129. We recognize the need for persons with disabilities to be guaranteed full enjoyment of their rights without discrimination. We also affirm the need to finalize a comprehensive draft convention on the rights of persons with disabilities.

We need to recognize that the target of this information should not be the doctor, should not be the insurance company.

Such an approach would also need to recognize that both victims and offenders may often come from situations of economic disadvantage.

We need to recognize the butterfly effect what we do in our very own homes will affect our brothers and sisters in a distant corner of the world.

(e) States should recognize the need for monitoring and evaluating criminal justice reforms to ensure that they are effective and evidence based

Yet we much recognize that this huge need for food assistance is symbolic of the vicious cycle that we are caught in.

At the same time, we recognize that some improvement in the workings and contents of the Consultative Process need to be made.

People hardly need additional data to recognize, say, a rise in inequality or mistreatment of immigrants. The WikiLeaks cables did not teach us anything qualitatively new about America s policies.

We recognize that human security is a guiding principle of the vital need to protect civilian populations from the insecurities generated by current threats and challenges affecting people's lives.

With regard to the proposal to set up a human rights council, we also recognize the growing need to reform the United Nations mechanism for dealing with human rights.

But people won't decide to do it until they recognize the need for it, and that's the problem that we have right now.

However, with the increased magnitude and frequencies of disasters in the region, we recognize the need for further collaboration with other regional agencies.

Reaffirming the urgent need to recognize, promote and protect more effectively the rights of indigenous peoples, including their human rights and fundamental freedoms,

We further recognize the need to enhance international cooperation on migration issues to ensure that the movement of people across borders is managed in a more effective and humane manner.

We recognize that human security is a guiding principle of the vital need to protect civilian populations from the many insecurities generated by current threats and challenges affecting people's lives.

There is also a need to recognize the often crucial impact on forests of other policies and economic pressures (e.g., those relating to trade, agriculture, energy and development of human settlements).

Mexico continues to recognize the need for complementarity in bilateral, plurilateral and multilateral negotiations in the fields of disarmament, arms regulation and non proliferation.

We recognize the need to implement measures intended to provide adequate assistance and protection to victims of kidnapping and trafficking in persons and their families.

We recognize that, as well as tackling immediate sectoral threats, the international community may need to take additional integrated measures, including establishing marine protected areas.

Macro development economists need to recognize the advantages of the experimental approach and adopt the policy mindset of enthusiasts of randomized evaluation. Micro development economists need to recognize that one can learn from diverse types of evidence, and that, while randomized evaluations are tremendously useful, the utility of their results is often restricted by the narrow scope of their application.