Примеры использования Conference affirmed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Conference affirmed the need to meet the challenges facing the Islamic Ummah in the modern age in all economic, social, and scientific fields.
As regards the Middle East,the Review Conference affirmed the 1995 resolution on the Middle East and outlined practical steps to be taken towards its implementation.
The Conference affirmed that Islamic States have an interest in a reformed United Nations System, including an enlarged UN Security Council.
In the Durban Declaration of 3 July 1998, the Conference affirmed the participants' support for the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights.
The Conference affirmed its total condemnation of President George Bush's statements made on 14/4/2004 at a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Israeli as well as America's letter of guarantees to Israel, which run counter to the resolutions of international legality and to the provisions of peace accords, the Arab Peace Initiative and the Roadmap, and blatantly violate the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, especially issues such as borders, refugees, Al Quds and settlements.
The Conference affirmed that increasing adherence to the Agreement is vital to promoting full implementation of the Agreement and achieving its objective.
The Conference affirmed that promoting respect for human rights and the rule of law was a fundamental goal to be achieved as the basic foundation for development.
The Conference affirmed that Islamic States have a direct interest in reforming the United Nations System, including the enlargement of the UN Security Council.
The Conference affirmed the illegality of the Israeli laws and practices in Eastern Al-Quds, aimed at annexing, judaizing and changing the demographic constitution of the city.
The Conference affirmed the illegality of the Israeli laws and practices in Eastern Al-Quds, aimed at annexing, judaizing and changing the demographic and geographic character of the city.
The Conference affirmed that the arms embargo imposed against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina is illegal, unjust and an impediment to the country's exercise of its right to self-defence.
The Conference affirmed that democracy, development and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms are interdependent and mutually reinforcing, and especially emphasized that the right to development is a basic human right.
The Conference affirmed that improving the effectiveness of the strengthened review process is an ongoing responsibility of States parties and therefore, in this regard, deserves further consideration in the next review cycle.
The Conference affirmed the necessity of ending the Israeli occupation of the Arab and Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, including Eastern Al-Quds, the occupied Syrian Golan and the other occupied Lebanese territories.
The Conference affirmed the determination of Member States to abide by the provisions of the OIC Convention on Combating International Terrorism, and to co-ordinate efforts to combat all forms of terrorism, including state terrorism.
The Review Conference affirmed that the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement provide the legal framework for conservation and management of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks.
The Conference affirmed the fundamental role of competition law and policy for sound economic development, and most Member States expressed the view that trade and competition should be retained as a priority area of work in UNCTAD.
The Conference affirmed that the success in implementing the Programme of Action would depend on the commitment of national Governments, local communities, the non-governmental sector, the international community and all other concerned organizations and individuals.
The Conference affirmed the necessity of reaching a just solution to the Palestinian cause in all its aspects on the basis of international law and legitimacy and the right of the Palestinian people to self determination and establishing an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
The Conference affirmed the importance of incorporating the Strategy for Joint Islamic Action(JIA) in the field of Dawa among the national policies of Member States in the various educational, information, media, and Islamic Dawa fields as a guideline to inspire their action on Joint Islamic Action JIA.
In that same decision, the Conference affirmed that a primary purpose of the Conference was to improve the capacity of States to combat trafficking in persons and called upon States parties to continue to strengthen their national legislations and policies for the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol.
The Fourth Review Conference affirmed that the use by States Parties, in any way and under any circumstances, of microbial or other biological agents or toxins, that is not consistent with prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes, is effectively a violation of Article I of the Convention. IV.I.3.
The Conference affirmed its full support and backing for the Palestinian people in strengthening their national unity and unifying their internal front; and expressed its support for the Palestinian national dialogue efforts and for its steadfastness in the face of the practices of Israeli occupation authorities.
The Conference affirmed its full support and backing for the Palestinian people in strengthening their national unity and unifying their internal front; and expressed its support for the Palestinian national dialogue efforts and for its steadfastness in the face of the practices of Israeli occupation authorities.
The Conference affirmed the importance of the World Summit on the Information Society and requested the Member States to effectively participate in the conference's preparatory proceedings in its two stages: the first in Geneva by the end of 2003 and the second in Tunisia by the end of 2005.
The Conference affirmed the pivotal role played by the private sector and civil society in formulating visions and developing practical resolutions in order to bridge the digital gap, and urged all governmental and civil parties in the Member States to contribute actively in defining the trends and themes of the Tunis Summit.
The Conference affirmed that primary responsibility for human rights protection lay with the State and therefore that it remained incumbent upon States to establish national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights with adequate funds and with the independence and impartiality necessary for them to carry out their mandates.
The Conference affirmed its firm conviction of the need to safeguard Iraq's sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence and to be ruled by its own people through a broad-based, inclusive and fully representative government Iraq in conformity with a constitution accepted by the Iraqi people.
The Conference affirmed the pivotal role played by the private sector and civil society in formulating visions and developing practical resolutions in order to bridge the digital divide, and urged all governmental and civil parties in Member States to contribute actively in defining the trends and themes of the Tunis Summit.
The Conference affirmed its determined support and backing for the Syrian Arab Republic's demand and right to restore the totality of the occupied Syrian Arab Golan to the line of 4 June 1967, on the basis of the peace process and the resolutions of international legitimacy, building on what has been accomplished in post-1991 Madrid Conference negotiations.