Примеры использования Conference called upon states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Conference called upon States to participate in and contribute to the study, as appropriate.
In its decision 3/1, on the review of the implementation of the Convention and the Protocols thereto, the Conference called upon States parties that had not yet done so to provide all requisite information under the reporting cycles and requested its secretariat to submit to the Conference final consolidated analytical reports.
The Conference called upon States to implement cultural rights through the promotion of intercultural and interreligious dialogue and cooperation at all levels, especially at the local and grass-roots levels para. 109.
In its resolution on strengthening the enforcement of sentences(resolution RC/Res.3), the Conference called upon States to indicate to the Court their willingness to accept sentenced persons in their prison facilities and confirmed that a sentence of imprisonment could be served in prison facilities made available though an international or regional organization, mechanism or agency.
The Conference called upon States parties to give timely consideration to the execution of mutual legal assistance requests and to ensure that procedures allowed for the seizure and restraint of assets for a sufficient time period.
In the same resolution, the Conference called upon States parties to promote, at various levels of the education system, educational programmes that instil concepts and principles of integrity.
The Conference called upon States parties to give timely consideration to the execution of mutual legal assistance requests and used them to ensure that procedures allowed for the seizure and restraint of assets for a sufficient time period.
In its decision 3/1, the Conference called upon States parties that had not yet done so to respond to the questionnaires and the requests for clarification with a view to completing the two reporting cycles.
The Conference called upon States parties, consistent with the fundamental principles of their education and legal systems, to promote, at various levels of the education system, educational programmes that instil concepts and principles of integrity.
In addition, the Conference called upon States parties to devote special attention to the creation of opportunities to involve young people as key actors to successfully prevent corruption.
In that regard, the Conference called upon States parties and signatory States to submit proposals to the Working Group for the terms of reference of the mechanism for its consideration.
The Sixth Review Conference called upon States Parties to promote the development and production of vaccines and drugs to treat infectious disease through international cooperation and, as appropriate, public-private partnerships. VI.X.55. vi.
In these resolutions, the Conference called upon States parties to promote, at various levels of the education system, programmes that instil concepts and principles of integrity and accountability, and to devote special attention to working with young people and children as part of a strategy to prevent corruption.
The Conference called upon States parties that have not yet done so to inform the Secretary-General about the designation of competent authorities that may assist other States parties in developing and implementing specific measures for the prevention of corruption and to update existing information where needed.
The Fourth Review Conference called upon States(see para. 5 of its resolution) to increase cooperation at all levels between competition authorities and Governments in order to strengthen effective action in the field of merger control and against cartels as covered by the Set, especially when these occur at the international level.
The First Review Conference called upon States Parties, especially developed countries, to increase, individually, or together with other States or international organizations, their scientific and technological co-operation, particularly with developing countries, in the peaceful uses of bacteriological(biological) agents and toxins. I.X.1.
In its resolution 4/3, the Conference called upon States parties to use the Convention as a framework for the development of specific and tailored anti-corruption safeguards in sectors that may present greater vulnerability to corruption, and requested the Secretariat to assist States parties in doing so, upon request and subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources.
The Conference called upon States parties to put in place effective processes to promote transparency, competition and objective decision-making in public procurement systems, in line with article 9 of the Convention, and to take into consideration the anti-corruption-related recommendations contained in the Model Law on Public Procurement of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law.
The Fifth Review Conference called upon States to increase cooperation between their competition authorities and Governments for the mutual benefit of all countries in order to strengthen effective international action against anticompetitive practices as covered by the Set, especially when these occur at the international level, adding that"such cooperation is particularly important for developing countries and economies in transition.
In paragraph 99, the Conference called upon States, in accordance with their human rights obligations, to"declare illegal and to prohibit all organizations based on ideas or theories of superiority of one race or group of persons of one colour or ethnic origin, or which attempt to justify or promote national, racial and religious hatred and discrimination in any form, and to adopt immediate and positive measures designed to eradicate all incitement to, or acts of, such discrimination.
More specifically, the Conference called upon States parties to, inter alia: promote the business community's engagement in the prevention of corruption; raise public awareness of corruption and laws and regulations against corruption; continue promoting the participation of individuals and groups outside the public sector, such as civil society, non-governmental organizations and community-based organizations, in the prevention of and the fight against corruption; and promote, at various levels of the education system, educational programmes that instil concepts and principles of integrity.
The Conference calls upon States parties to act in conformity with all the provisions of the Treaty and to.
III. Peaceful uses of nuclear energy: The Conference calls upon States parties to act in conformity with all the provisions of the Treaty and to.
The Conference calls upon States parties to act in conformity with all the provisions of the Treaty and to.
The Conference calls upon States which have not yet done so to ratify, accept, approve or accede to, as appropriate, the amendment to Article 1.
In this context, the Conference calls upon States Parties to adopt, in accordance with their constitutional processes, legislative, administrative, judicial and other measures, including penal legislation, designed to.
In this context, the Conference calls upon States Parties to adopt legislative, administrative, judicial and other measures, including criminal and civil penalties, designed to.
The Conference calls upon States Parties to refrain from raising any baseless allegation and accusation against each other.
The Conference calls upon States which are not parties to this Convention to ratify, accept, approve or accede to, as appropriate, the Convention, thus contributing to the achievement of universal adherence to the Convention.
The Conference calls upon States which are not parties to this Convention to ratify, accept, approve or accede to, as appropriate, the Convention, thus contributing to the achievement of universal adherence to the Convention.