Примеры использования All existing mechanisms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I encourage the parties to use all existing mechanisms to promote and widen their cooperation and dialogue.
In striving towards those characteristics,the Conference held great potential as a forum to bring together all existing mechanisms and also other emerging donors.
We would favour the exhaustive implementation of all existing mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes under the relevant Charter provisions.
The Group encourages all creditor and debtor countries to utilize, to the fullest possible extent,where appropriate, all existing mechanisms for debt reduction.
In addition, all existing mechanisms for care coordination across care levels and potentially influencing factors were included in the questionnaire.
Some States have expressed concern about possible duplication andindigenous organizations have signalled their unanimous support for the continuation of all existing mechanisms.
Nevertheless, all existing mechanisms and measures had to be implemented and that called for multilateralism, which Uruguay firmly believed in.
On behalf of their Governments, they undertook to implement the conclusions of the debates,in particular by strengthening all existing mechanisms for preventive diplomacy and ensuring collective security.
The Confederation should use and reinforce all existing mechanisms to monitor compliance with the provisions of the Convention, including by clearly formulating human rights requirements for the cantons and communes.
Stressing the need for both parties to fully comply with all agreements, the Council commended the presentation by both sides of ideas as the basis for dialogue andurged both parties to resume dialogue by using all existing mechanisms.
A comprehensive approach,starting with conflict prevention and the utilization of all existing mechanisms in the United Nations system, is required to prevent, in an effective and comprehensive manner, the occurrence of the four grave situations.
To further theprocess of nuclear disarmament, aiming at the total elimination of nuclear weapons, it would be necessary to continue to have recourse to all possible approaches as well as to all existing mechanisms, especially outside of the United Nations system.
In the same resolution, the Council decided that it would review,without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
Stresses that the situation on the ground in the areas of security, return of IDPs and rehabilitation and development must be improved and calls on both sides to resume dialogue without preconditions in these areas,using all existing mechanisms, including Quadripartite meetings;
It is noted that the Economic andSocial Council will review all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations of the Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
Commends the presentation by both sides of ideas as a basis for dialogue andcalls on the two sides to resume this dialogue by using all existing mechanisms as described in the relevant Security Council resolutions in order to come to a peaceful settlement;
Calling for concerted national and international action to address effectively debt problems of low and middle-income developing countries with a view to resolving their potential long-term debt-sustainability problems through various debt-treatment measures, including, as appropriate, orderly mechanisms for debt reduction, and encouraging all creditor and debtor countries to utilize to the fullest extent possible,where appropriate, all existing mechanisms for debt reduction;
Mindful also that the Economic andSocial Council will consider at its substantive session of 2003 the review mandated in paragraph 8 of Council resolution 2000/22 of 28 July 2000 regarding all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerned with indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
Calls for concerted national and international action to address effectively debt problems of middle-income developing countries with a view to resolving their potential long-term debt-sustainability problems through various debt-treatment measures, including, as appropriate, orderly mechanisms for debt reduction, and encourages all creditor and debtor countries to utilize to the fullest extent possible,where appropriate, all existing mechanisms for debt reduction;
That, once the Forum has been established and has held its first annual session the Council would review,without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
My delegation supports the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General and, as co-Chair of the Friends of Human Security,invites Members States and the United Nations system to pursue this broadened dialogue in all existing mechanisms in order to reach the necessary consensus within our Organization.
In that paragraph, the Council decided, once the Permanent Forum has been established and has held its first annual session, to review,without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
Calling for concerted national and international action to address effectively debit problems of low and middle-income developing countries with a view to resolving their potential long-term debt, sustainability problems through various debt-treatment measures, including, as appropriate, orderly mechanisms for debit reduction, and encouraging all creditor and debtor countries to utilize to the fullest extent possible,where appropriate all existing mechanisms for debt reduction. Part 3, commitment 8 number 143 c.
Requests the Economic and Social Council to take fully into account the views provided in response to this request by Governments, nongovernmental organizations, indigenous people's organizations,the Permanent Forum and all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerned with indigenous issues, including those expressed in the report of the Working Group of Indigenous Populations and the report of the SubCommission;
Taking into account that in accordance with Economic and Social Council decision 2003/307 of 25 July 2003 the Council will consider at its substantive session of 2004 the review mandated in paragraph 8 of Council resolution 2000/22 of 28 July 2000 regarding all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerned with indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
In that same resolution, the Council decided that once the Permanent Forum had been established andhad held its first annual session, it would review, without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
In its decision 2001/316, the Council requested the Secretary-General to seek, as soon as possible and no later than the substantive session of 2003 of the Council, information from Governments, non-governmental organizations, indigenous peoples' organizations,the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, as a basis for holding the review mandated in paragraph 8 of resolution 2000/22.
In the resolution, the Council, inter alia, decided that once the Permanent Forum had been established and had held its first annual session, the Council would review,without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
In the resolution, the Council, inter alia, decided that once the Permanent Forum has been established and has held its first annual session, the Council will review,without prejudging any outcome, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 2000/22, entitled"Establishment of a Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues" decided to review, once the Permanent Forum had been established andhad held its first session, all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.