Примеры использования Can express their views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We should like this framework to consist of a forum in which all can express their views.
The nations of the world expect the United Nations to be a forum in which they can express their views and positions and an instrument for the continued pursuit of humanity's aspirations to freedom, prosperity, peace and security.
But it seems to me that delegations would have an opportunity to speak on the subjects on the agenda within the working groups anyway; they can express their views.
Notwithstanding this, we look upon the United Nations as the forum where countries such as ours can express their views and where the principle of the equality of States is enshrined and protected.
However, I consider it necessary for the Council to search for a means to ensure that all non-members are informed of such an emergency meetings beforehand so that they can express their views if they wish to do so.
Student-run publications are another important means by which students can express their views. They provide a source of support because they contain reports on topics that are of concern to young people and that adults may not feel comfortable discussing.
The main purpose of the children's parliament is to provide a forum in which children andyoung people can express their views on aspects of State administration.
His leadership andcommitment to providing yet another forum in which all peoples can express their views, exchange ideas and define solutions so that we can confront and surmount the challenges arising from this unprecedented financial and economic crisis are appreciated.
Authorities are required to publicize all applications for planning permission, so thatpeople likely to be affected by a proposed development can express their views before decisions are taken.
The Operation will monitor to determine whether the Darfur-based internal dialogue and consultation takes place in an environment of respect for the civil and political rights of participants,including women, so that they can express their views without fear of retribution; freedom of speech and assembly, to permit open consultations; the freedom of movement of participants and UNAMID; proportional participation among Darfuris; freedom from harassment, arbitrary arrest and intimidation; and freedom from interference by the Government or by armed groups.
We agree that issues relating to Gibraltar can only be resolved through dialogue and, therefore, welcome the newly established trilateral forum on Gibraltar, to which all parties,including Gibraltar, can express their views.
The mahalla is set to become an even more efficient body offering real assistance to the people, a"window of justice" anda place where people can express their views and outline their proposals and problems, which undoubtedly will further strengthen the people's trust in the State.
He is inviting all foreign ministers and/or at a level above, as he puts it in his letter, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on 24 September, to give the necessary political impetus to the Conference on Disarmament, and maybe,if they want, they can express their views vis-à-vis general disarmament.
Standard 4: Information andparticipation All children receive information about their health problem, in ways that are understandable to them, can express their views and participate in decision-making about their care and treatment, in a manner consistent with their evolving capacities.
A number of representatives also indicated that, with the departure of UNMIT(which organized regular meetings with all registered political parties),the Government should establish a mechanism for regular consultation with parties that are not represented in Parliament on issues of national importance so that they can express their views.
The second reason is that Panama recognizes the values of legitimacy and representation conferred on the discussion by its convening within this United Nations forum,creating a space in which all of those affected can express their views and participate in the analysis and proposals that will ultimately be presented during the final days of the discussion.
The recommendations were then submitted to a group of specialists andacademics concerned with human rights so that they could express their views thereon.
The Working Group was a space where indigenous peoples could express their views on various issues freely and directly.
Recommendation 6 did not give members carte blanche to speak on behalf of the Committee, but they could express their views in their individual capacities.
Those documents should be discussed at the first level of intergovernmental review,when States that did not agree could express their views.
He therefore warmly welcomed the newly established Trilateral Forum for Dialogue, through which all parties,including Gibraltar, could express their views.
One of these meetings was also opened to intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations so that they could express their views on the topic.
Her delegation hoped that in future there would be an opportunity to negotiate the text of the draft resolution so thatMember States could express their views on the text.
The importance of creating a forum where young people of African descent could express their views and make contributions was also noted.
According to the Coordination Committee for national institutions, national institutions should be grantedthe same status as the specialized agencies, and space should be made available to them so that their representatives could express their views as representatives of independent bodies.
Children with disabilities participated in the Children's Parliament, which coincided with Nelson Mandela International Day; Universal and South African Children's Days; Child Protection Week; and child participation workshops,at which children with disabilities could express their views on matters affecting them.
The Governor of Blue Nile state noted that the popular consultations process provided a"win-win" situation,whereby the people of the two states could express their views on the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and rectify its shortcomings through negotiations with the central Government.
In addition, it had established a children's parliament at the national andstate level so that children could express their views and contribute to policy formulation and implementation.
In spite of the motion for postponement that had been made in respect of the resolution at the Assembly's previous session,the consideration of the motion was in fact limited to a few meetings in which Member States could express their views in general statements.
In relation to item 7, some representatives said that, given that the workshop had been convened pursuant to paragraph 2 of decision XXV/5, it was logical that its outcomes should be presented to the Openended Working Group,and parties could express their views about the workshop and its outcome document under the agenda item.