Примеры использования Commonwealth act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Guam Commonwealth Act was a unilateral act by the people of Guam.
A significant step towards a solution was the proposed Guam Commonwealth Act.
It was interesting to hear that the Guam Commonwealth Act represented the real views of the Chamorro people.
A significant step towards a solution lies within the proposed Guam Commonwealth Act.
She therefore hoped that the Commonwealth Act, as drafted, would succeed in controlling immigration.
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In May 1986, the Commission on Self-Determination completed a draft Commonwealth Act.
The Commonwealth Act was to be the first stepping stone in gaining more independence, eventually leading some day to self-determination.
Guam's quest for Commonwealth status has been through the Commonwealth Act.
He emphasized that the draft Commonwealth Act could be changed only with the mutual consent of the federal and local Governments.
Towards the end of October the Committee on Resources of the United States House of Representatives would be holding a public hearing on the draft Commonwealth Act.
The Committee should recognize that the Guam Commonwealth Act represented an initial step towards true decolonization through Chamorro self-determination.
In January 1993, one day before the change in the Administration of the United States, the Federal Inter-Agency Task Force submitted its report on the draft Commonwealth Act to Congress.
Hearing on H.R. 100 The Draft Commonwealth Act, October 29, 1997, p. 11. Copy was provided to the Secretariat by Guam Commission on Self-Determination in May 1998.
Calls upon the administering Power andthe territorial Government to expedite the early conclusion of the negotiations on the draft Guam Commonwealth Act and on the future status of the Territory;
The proposal was called the Guam Commonwealth Act, and was the subject of seemingly endless discussions with the United States Government.
In 1997 negotiations between Guam andthe United States executive branch ended and Guam leaders appealed to Congress to hear the bill that contained the Commonwealth Act.
The draft Guam Commonwealth Act, if ratified, would alter the current relationship between the people of Guam and the administering Power and grant limited internal self-government.
If, indeed, as the United States representative had stated, independence was a legitimate form of self-determination,why was it so difficult for the United States to accept the Commonwealth Act and why was it stalling the decolonization process?
More importantly, the Guam Commonwealth Act also called for the decolonization of Guam through a recognition of the inalienable right of the Chamorro people to exercise self-determination in their homeland.
In May 1986, the Commission on Self-Determination completed a draft Commonwealth Act, which, after a public-education campaign, was submitted to an article-by-article vote on 8 August 1987.
The Commonwealth Act provided for a process whereby the Constitution of Guam would establish a mechanism guaranteeing the right of the indigenous Chamorro people to self-determination.
As noted in previous presentations to the United Nations,the proposed Guam Commonwealth Act, which was now before the United States Government for consideration, was not an act of self-determination.
The Guam Commonwealth Act, which defined an interim political relationship between the Territory and the United States, dated back to 1987, and the United States had taken no action on it yet.
Mr. Teehan(Guam Landowners Association) said that,since the people of Guam had adopted the Guam Commonwealth Act 10 years earlier, frequent attempts had been made to bring about its consideration by the Government of the United States of America.
The Guam Draft Commonwealth Act would create an interim/transitional self-government, and actualized a decolonization process through an exercise of Chamorro self-determination.
Aware of the continued negotiations between the administering Power andthe territorial Government on the draft Guam Commonwealth Act and on the future status of the Territory, with particular emphasis on the question of evolution of the relationship between the United States of America and Guam.
Both the Commonwealth Act and the above-mentioned laws establish requirements for the eligibility to vote that correspond with the United States assumption of sovereignty in Guam.
In May 1986, the Commission on Self-Determination completed a draft Commonwealth Act, which, after a public education campaign, was submitted to an article-by-article vote on 8 August 1987 see A/AC.109/1192, paras. 19-37.
The draft Commonwealth Act also provided that the Congress of the United States would recognize the inalienable right to self-determination of the Chamorro people, for which provision would be made in the Guam constitution.
The Commission on Self-Determination, established in 1980, completed a draft commonwealth act in 1986, which, after a public education campaign, was submitted for an article-by-article vote on 8 August 1987 see A/AC.109/1192, paras. 19-37.