Примеры использования A transitional executive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The biggest fraud, however, was the proposed establishment of a Transitional Executive Council TEC.
The agreement to establish a Transitional Executive Council in South Africa and to hold the first non-racial elections in April 1994 was a historic development.
The Multiparty Negotiating process at Kempton Park has now led to the decision to create a Transitional Executive Council.
My delegation welcomes the decision on the establishment of a Transitional Executive Council responsible for supervising the process of transition towards a non-racial, democratic South Africa.
Morocco, which has always encouraged dialogue between the parties concerned,wants to express its satisfaction at the establishment of a transitional Executive Council.
At the same time, an agreement was reached to establish a Transitional Executive Council(TEC), charged with supervising preparations for a democratic system and the transition towards that system.
In this regard,the General Assembly adopted a resolution on 22 October 1994 calling for most sanctions against South Africa to be lifted once a Transitional Executive Council was established resolution 48/1.
We welcome the creation of a Transitional Executive Council, which will allow South Africans for the first time to take part in building a new, democratic, non-racial and united South Africa.
Recognizing the positive developments that have taken place in South Africa,including the decisions to establish a Transitional Executive Council and to hold democratic elections on 27 April 1994.
The announcement of the establishment of a Transitional Executive Council is a major event in the long struggle against apartheid which will finally be eliminated with the holding of democratic elections next year.
The political atmosphere improved significantly after the agreement reached at the multiparty conference on the establishment of a Transitional Executive Council and a previous accord fixing elections for 27 April 1994.
On 23 September the South African Parliament approved the principle of a Transitional Executive Council and three independent Commissions to prepare the political ground and ensure that the election of 27 April would be held in conditions of impartiality.
Although it was disheartening that racially motivated violence and clashes between the various groups were continuing in that country,his Government welcomed the agreement to hold multiracial elections and set up a transitional executive council.
Grenada is very pleased that the South African Parliament has agreed to establish a Transitional Executive Council, which is expected to allow the black majority to participate in the governing of their country.
The most important development, however, has been the enactment last month of the legislation necessary for the establishment of an independent electoral commission, an independent media council andan independent broadcasting authority as well as a Transitional Executive Council.
My delegation welcomes the agreement reached in the multi-party negotiating forum to set up a Transitional Executive Council, following agreement on the date of the first non-racial, democratic elections.
Other developments, such as establishment of a Transitional Executive Council, agreements on the establishment of Independent Broadcasting, Media and Electoral Commissions, the adoption of a constitution for the transitional period, and the Electoral Bill will, I am confident, serve the highly important purpose of ensuring free and fair elections in South Africa.
His Government welcomed the agreement to hold multiracial elections in 1994 and establish a transitional executive council, which would finally pave the way for a united non-racial and democratic South Africa.
With regard to the situation in South Africa, Cuba, as it has stated in the past, believes that it is essential to step up the efforts of the international community aimed at the total and definitive elimination of apartheid in order to establish a democratic, united and non-racial society, which would be achieved initially through the elections to the Constituent Assembly scheduled for April 1994 andthen the establishment of a transitional executive council.
Her delegation also welcomed the agreement by the parties to set up a Transitional Executive Council and trusted that at the conclusion of the historical process now under way the elections due to be held in April 1994 could be held as planned.
Mr. ETEFFA(Ethiopia) said that his delegation was encouraged by the promising developments in South Africa andwelcomed the decision to hold multi-racial elections and establish a transitional executive council to supervise the process of achieving a united, non-racial and democratic country.
Thanks to the progress that has been made andto the adoption of the 23 September law creating a Transitional Executive Council(TEC) mandated to supervise the establishment of a democratic order in South Africa, the international community was able to grant the request made in person by Mr. Nelson Mandela to lift economic sanctions.
The main function of TEC was to oversee and facilitate, in conjunction with all existing legislative and executive governmental structures at the national, regional and local levels, the preparations for the holding of the country's first democratic,non-racial elections and to serve as a transitional executive body during the period leading up to the elections and the formation of a Government of National Unity.
The multipartite talks made it possible to reach an agreement on, inter alia,the establishment of a transitional executive council and the holding of the first democratic and non-racial elections in the history of South Africa, scheduled for 27 April 1994.
Agreements have been reached in multiparty negotiations on a Transitional Executive Council, an independent electoral commission,an independent media commission and an independent broadcast authority, which are the mechanisms that are expected to"level the political playing field" in preparation for the democratic elections.
In that spirit, Togo welcomes the adoption in Cape Town on 23 September by the three houses of the South African Parliament of a bill instituting a transitional executive council entrusted with helping and controlling governmental activities up to the elections.
Together with an electoral bill andthe bills adopted in October to enact a Transitional Executive Council(TEC), an Independent Broadcasting Authority, and Independent Media and Electoral Commissions, the whole transition package was in place, and all the elements will soon become fully operational.
The Global and All-Inclusive Agreement andthe Transitional Constitution deriving therefrom provide for the establishment of a transitional executive branch, composed of the President, four Vice-Presidents and a Government comprising 61 ministers and deputy ministers.
After agreement during the multilateral talks was reached in early September on the formation of a Transitional Executive Council, the South African Parliament approved it on 23 September 1993. On 24 September 1993, Mr. Nelson Mandela addressed the General Assembly and asked for the removal of economic sanctions against South Africa.
Papua New Guinea was following the developments in South Africa with keen interest andwelcomed the agreement for the establishment of a transitional executive council to ensure that the first non-racial elections would be held in April 1994, thus paving the way for the establishment of an interim Government in that country.