Примеры использования Combating illicit trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Combating illicit trade in tobacco products.
Such exchange of information would therefore contribute to combating illicit trade.
Taking measures to contribute to combating illicit trade of arms in all its aspects and the use of mercenaries;
A more significant role of other relevant international organizations(e.g. Interpol) in combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
The Arab States were deeply committed to combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and to the cause of disarmament in general, including the elimination of weapons of mass destruction, particularly nuclear weapons.
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Enhancing information exchange andcooperation among law enforcement agencies among States in combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
States, international and regional organizations should,in the context of combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, also undertake measures to strike at the root causes of conflicts by addressing the problems of underdevelopment, poverty and insecurity.
Raised taxes andreduced illicit trade in the United Kingdom The United Kingdom has continued to raise tobacco taxes while actively combating illicit trade.
The Netherlands considers transparency a sine qua non for effectively combating illicit trade in all kinds of small arms and light weapons, including MANPADS.
NIS also cooperates with the American Chamber of Commerce(AMCHAM) and the National Alliance for Local Economic Development(NALED), primarily in the field of combating illicit trade activities.
Strengthening national andsubregional mechanisms for combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, as well as confidence-building measures such as those adopted within the framework of the United Nations Standing Advisory Committee on Security Questions in Central Africa;
Even if they are feasible on paper, the guidelines or standards that no countries have sincere intentions to implement are meaningless for combating illicit trade in conventional arms.
In that connection, we have participated in League of Arab States conferences on combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and in the Algiers regional conference on the implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms, hosted by the fraternal Government of Algeria from 11 to 15 April 2005.
The training succeeded in strengthening the capacity of the law enforcement officials by enhancing their knowledge andexpertise in key issues related to combating illicit trade in small arms.
Emphasize the relevance to resolution 1540(2004) and to the effectiveness of combating illicit trade related to weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery across borders of the combination of customs laws and regulations with national legislation such as prohibition of ownership or possession of weapons of mass destruction, their means of delivery and related materials, and emphasize that such controls should be implemented and enforced for non-proliferation purposes;
States will have to pledge that they will not adopt any restrictive trade measures that impede the transfer of useful technologies aimed at combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
The States Parties stipulate that the Secretary-General of ECCAS shall ensure the follow-up andcoordination of all the activities carried out at the subregional level for the purposes of combating illicit trade and trafficking in small arms and light weapons, their ammunition and all parts and components that can be used for their manufacture, repair and assembly.
To that end, we believe it important to exclude the possibility of expanded interpretation of the objectives and tasks of the Kimberley Process, the consequence of which would be its politicization, the imposition for discussion and decision-making of issues related to human rights, anda shift in emphasis from conflict diamonds to combating illicit trade in diamonds.
This is particularly relevant when some of the important measures andprovisions relating to the taxation of tobacco, education, broadcasting, combating illicit trade and so forth are not within the realm of the health ministry.
The Arab group believes that the Chair's text before us does not meet the main demands of the Arab group set forth above, which aim to enhance the treaty and make it more balanced andeffective as a basis of a new international system for the regulation of the trade in conventional arms with a view to combating illicit trade.
As a follow-on to a previous seminar organized in partnership with the Geneva Centre for Security Policy and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung,a seminar entitled"Reinforcing disarmament: combating illicit trade in weapons and materials: regional challenges" was held in April 2011 in Geneva.
China is of the view that, pursuant to the mandate given by General Assembly resolution 54/54 V entitled"Small Arms", the final document should be a political instrumentcontaining a programme of action to provide practical and useful recommendations for all States and to promote the cooperation of the international community in combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
The participants at the workshop, which was organized by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN), considered and identified ways to reduce illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons, improve national coordination andenhance the sharing of knowledge and information on combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and controlling unexploded ordnance among the defence and national police agencies of ASEAN member States.
The negotiations in Vienna, covering as they do an important strand of the problem-- criminality of illicit manufacturing and trafficking-- should be seen as a complementary process to the shared objective of fostering international cooperation in combating illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
Due to the fact that small arms and light weapons, among conventional arms, have caused immense human suffering and political instability in different parts of the world,experts expressed the view that combating illicit trade and unlawful transfers to non-State actors must be adequately addressed.
Urges all States to take effective measures against illicit traffic in and circulation of small arms, to help programmes and projects aimed at the safe destruction of surplus stocks of small arms and light weapons, and stresses the importance of closer cooperation among States, inter alia,in crime prevention, combating illicit trade of people, drug trafficking and money laundering;
The States Parties request the Secretary-General of ECCAS to provide them all necessary assistance to enable them to benefit from the multifaceted support of technical and financial partners, particularly as regards capacity-building for the armed and security forces, the border-control services andall other services involved in combating illicit trade and trafficking in small arms and light weapons, their ammunition and all parts and components that can be used for their manufacture, repair and assembly.
Pursuant to resolution 16/1 of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, UNODC will organize an open-ended expert group meeting, further exploring the possibility of obtaining extrabudgetary resources for that purpose, and invite Member States, as well as interested United Nations bodies and other intergovernmental bodies,to explore ways to increase synergies between the work of those involved in combating illicit trade in forest products and the criminal justice work of UNODC.
Through the President's Initiative against Illegal Logging in particular,the United States was helping developing countries combat illicit trade in timber and encouraging Group of Eight and other countries to focus on practical and effective actions, such as improving forest law enforcement and governance in timber-producing countries and regions where illicit trade in timber occurred.
Assistance to combat illicit trade related to drugs, crime and terror.