Примеры использования Consolidation of democratic processes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Consolidation of democratic processes.
This would help us avoid the difficulties andobstacles that weaken the consolidation of democratic processes.
The consolidation of democratic processes and of a climate of peace throughout the region.
The people wanted the elections to be held andwanted to see a consolidation of democratic processes, even under extraordinarily complex conditions.
The consolidation of democratic processes is not only important for strengthening peace and international security; but is also in the best interests of achieving the objectives and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter.
On the one hand,there had been significant progress in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions.
This would help to release major financial resources and help to channel them to development purposes which, in turn,would lead to the consolidation of democratic processes in the world.
On the one hand,there had been significant progress in the consolidation of democratic processes and the smooth functioning of institutions.
We promote the consolidation of democratic processes on the basis of our deep conviction that free, regular and transparent elections and a plurality of political parties are essential instruments for affirming and guaranteeing the institutional nature of democracy.
On the one hand, significant progress has been achieved in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions.
The Committee welcomes the consolidation of democratic processes and measures taken to promote national reconciliation following the years of military rule when many basic human rights were flagrantly violated.
As a democracy,India shares the satisfaction of the Central American countries at the consolidation of democratic processes in the region.
We also agreed that the consolidation of democratic processes was a key factor in guaranteeing peace and international security.
Priority areas for cooperation in 2009 will include: sustainable development,poverty reduction, human rights, consolidation of democratic processes and progress towards the concept of a borderless West Africa by 2020.
Despite significant progress achieved in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions, certain member States in the subregion still face significant challenges with regard to security, human rights and humanitarian issues.
Strong donor coordination and the provision of support for peace,security sector reform and the consolidation of democratic processes were also some of the key strategies during the reporting period.
The engagement of the Subregional Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa, covering 11 countries in the Central African subregion, has focused on developing the human rights protection capacity of Governments, regional organizations such as ECCAS, national institutions,civil society and the United Nations system agencies, and on the consolidation of democratic processes to ensure accountability.
During the period under review, UNOWA provided good offices for the consolidation of democratic processes and institutions throughout the region, in particular in Guinea and Togo.
During the reporting period, UNOWA focused its good offices and activities on ensuring a return to civilian rule, constitutional order and territorial integrity in Mali, andon managing election-related tensions and assisting in the consolidation of democratic processes and institutions, particularly in Guinea and Togo.
The Human Rights Committee(HR Committee)welcomed the consolidation of democratic processes and measures taken to promote national reconciliation following the years of military rule.
During the reporting period, my Special Representative for West Africa focused his good offices on ensuring a return to civilian rule and constitutional order in Mali and in Guinea-Bissau, in coordination with my Special Representative for Guinea-Bissau; managing election-related tensions;and assisting in the consolidation of democratic processes and institutions, particularly in Guinea, Senegal and Togo.
Across West Africa, a particularly vibrant civil society acts as a powerful agent for the consolidation of democratic processes, and citizens are exercising their right to choose freely their leaders and their institutions.
We need to emphasize that the United Nations system and the Bretton Woods institutions should promote greater awareness of the real difficulties and obstacles facing new or restored democracies, particularly in the least developed countries, and of the danger that structural-adjustment programmes that disregard the social impact andthe specific characteristics of transition may undermine the consolidation of democratic processes.
Insofar as durable peace andsecurity depend on the establishment and consolidation of democratic processes and participatory systems of governance, encourage national efforts aimed at developing such processes and systems.
Now we must all persevere through a generous effort to achieve political pacification and ethnic harmony so as tomake possible the consolidation of democratic processes and sustainable human development in the African continent.
On the one hand,significant progress has been achieved in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions. On the other hand, certain States in the subregion have had to deal with worrisome security situations.
During the reporting period, the United Nations Peace-building Support Offices in the Central African Republic, Guinea-Bissau and Liberia intensified their efforts to facilitate the promotion of good governance andnational reconciliation, the consolidation of democratic processes and the mobilization of international support for the formulation and implementation of reconstruction and development programmes.
On the one hand,the subregion had witnessed considerable progress in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions. On the other hand, certain States in the subregion had had to deal with worrisome security situations.
At these two meetings, the Committee continued its tradition of reviewing the geopolitical and security situation in Central Africa. That led it to conclude that,despite the significant progress achieved in the consolidation of democratic processes and the normal functioning of institutions, there were still major concerns about the security, humanitarian and human rights situation in some member States.
Strategies to reduce poverty must incorporate all those dimensions andtheir priority aims must be the consolidation of democratic processes, peace-building and conflict prevention and the strengthening of institutional structures for good governance.