Примеры использования All indigenous representatives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Roundtable of Introductions of all Indigenous Representatives 4.
All indigenous representatives expressed disagreement with the second proposal.
The most important aspect of its function should be its capacity to welcome all indigenous representatives to its meetings.
Are they open to all indigenous representatives or a selected group?
Five independent human rights experts; indigenous organizations, States, United Nations and NGOs are observers;open to all indigenous representatives.
All indigenous representatives called upon the working group to adopt article 3 in its current form.
At its fifth meeting, the Chairperson Rapporteur informed the working group that governmental delegations had extended an invitation to all indigenous representatives and nongovernmental organizations to attend as observers the private meetings held by governmental delegations.
All indigenous representatives urged Governments to adopt this article in its original version.
The preference of nearly all indigenous representatives was to establish the permanent forum as a policymaking body.
All indigenous representatives at the meeting had been against the United States position.
It is noted by indigenous representatives that all indigenous representatives and many Governments could accept the expression"indigenous peoples" used in the current text of the draft declaration.
All indigenous representatives stated that the WIPO meeting should not stop the discussion of article 29.
It is noted by indigenous representatives that all indigenous representatives and some Governments could accept the expression"indigenous peoples" as used in the current text of the draft declaration.
All indigenous representatives stressed the importance they placed on their special relationship to the land.
It is noted that all indigenous representatives and many governmental delegations can accept the use of the term"indigenous peoples.
All indigenous representatives strongly supported article 12 as originally drafted and urged the working group to adopt the article.
Some Governments and all indigenous representatives concurred that it was not within the mandate of the working group to take a decision on the future of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
All indigenous representatives accept the expression"indigenous peoples" used in the current text of the draft declaration.
All indigenous representatives but one who spoke under the agenda item strongly supported the establishment of such a forum.
All indigenous representatives strongly supported article 2 as originally drafted and urged the working group to accept the article as it stood.
All indigenous representatives who spoke opposed the addition because it could limit their exercise of the rights contained in the article.
All indigenous representatives called upon the working group to recommend the speedy adoption of the draft declaration in its current text as approved by the Sub-Commission.
All indigenous representatives opposed this approach, stressing that the declaration was about indigenous peoples' rights, which were not reflected in the proposal.
All indigenous representatives expressed their preference for the article as originally drafted as essential for upholding treaty rights and obligations.
All indigenous representatives strongly endorsed article 6 as adopted by the SubCommission, although some were prepared to discuss proposals that strengthened the text.
All indigenous representatives emphasized that owing to the special nature of their relationship to their lands, financial compensation did not provide adequate redress for the loss incurred.
All Indigenous representatives strongly underscored the significance of the collective dimension of their social, cultural, economic and political rights and in particular, the right to self-determination.
All indigenous representatives opposed the inclusion of the alternative language of article 13 in annex I to the report as the annexes only contained proposals that had already been discussed by the working group.
All indigenous representatives noted that the prompt adoption of the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples was necessary to effectively protect all the varied manifestations of their cultural heritage.
All indigenous representatives reaffirmed their commitment to the original text and welcomed the fact that many Governments had declared that they were ready to accept article 13 as approved by the Sub-Commission.