Примеры использования Convention's aims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Convention's aims.
Other matters essential for achieving the convention's aims.
Section 4- Other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims-(a) cooperation and assistance,(b) transparency and the exchange of information.
Other matters essential for achieving the convention's aims.
It nevertheless takes the Convention's aims into account and continues to coordinate with its European partners on the legal protection of migrant workers within the framework of overall European policy on migration.
Other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims Appendices.
The Partnership Programme was established in recognition of the fact that the active involvement and support of industry andbusiness organizations and nongovernmental organizations was necessary to achieve the Convention's aims.
Section 5- other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims-(c) measures to ensure compliance;(d) implementation support.
International cooperation andassistance for achieving the Convention's aims.
In closing, he said that,while much remained to be done to make the Convention's aims a reality, the Committee could rightly be proud of its accomplishments to date.
VI. Additional actions essential to achieving the Convention's aims.
Mr. Ulibarri(Costa Rica)said that the Convention's aims should be an integral part of rightsbased sustainable development strategies with a view to overcoming attitudes and barriers that prevented the full and equal participation of persons with disabilities.
Other matters essential for achieving the convention's aims.
We had the opportunity last year to refer to several concrete steps we had been taking in line with the Convention's aims, including mine clearance operations, refurbishment of existing minefields and the destruction of stockpiles. It should be noted that since 1983, the Government of Cyprus has cleared ten minefields adjacent to the buffer zone, and during the last two years destroyed more than 11,000 mines of various types.
Other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims Annexes.
Also in the context of the consideration of the general status and operation of the Convention, the Meeting discussed progress made and challenges that remain in destroying stockpiled anti-personnel mines, clearing mined areas and assisting the victims, and in the other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims.
In addition, States parties should place a priority on the achievement of the Convention's aims within regional forums of which they are members.
In this context between 1997 and 2004, more than US$2.2 billion was generated for activities consistent with the Convention's aims.
In addition to specific sections covering the Convention's four core aims and the four other matters essential for achieving the Convention's aims, the review should document cross-cutting aspects e.g., gender aspects, which feature in a cross-cutting way in the Cartagena Action Plan.
With enhanced funding provided by Australia,the ISU continued to carry out targeted initiatives related to the Convention's aims in the Pacific.
Also in the context of reviewing the general status and operation of the Convention, matters regarding mobilization of resources to achieve the Convention's aims were highlighted, with the meeting noting that over US$ 1.6 billion has been generated for mine action since the Convention entered into force and that mine-affected States parties themselves have made substantial contributions to resolving their own landmine problems.
It is throughsuch regional initiatives and activities that the achievement of the Convention's aims will be realized.
In particular, the ICBL's Landmine Monitor initiative has provided the States Parties andothers with a detailed independent information source on the actions of all States regarding the pursuit of the Convention's aims.
In general since the First Review Conference,the volume of funding generated for activities consistent with the Convention's aims appears to have been sustained at a very high and constant level.
The States Parties recognise that transparency and the open exchange of information,through both formal mechanisms under the Convention and other informal means, are essential to achieving the Convention's aims.
He noted that he had proposed to the States Parties that they work towards the following substantive outcomes:(1)a comprehensive review of progress towards the Convention's core humanitarian aims, drawing conclusions on implementation of the Convention if necessary;(2) most importantly, a forward-looking action plan on how to achieve the Convention's aims in the five-years following the Review Conference;(3) a strong political declaration; and,(4) decisions on how to organize the future work Meetings of States Parties, Intersessional Meetings, et cetera.
Continually increasing interest and understanding by Parties, the media,non-governmental organizations and the public of the Convention's aims and programmes.
In his pleadings, the Public Prosecutor, who had himself participated in the elaboration of the 1974 Convention, contended that the omission of liberal professions had been deliberate; the State party notes that one of the Convention's aims purportedly was to forestall the admission of French lawyers to the Bar of Senegal.
While a great deal of funding will be required to fulfil obligations over the next five years, the States Parties have learned that cooperation andassistance in the context of fulfilling the Convention's aims is about more than simply money.
The Convention's aim of returning jointly the greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions of Annex I countries to their 1990 levels by the year 2000 was achieved.