Примеры использования Council renewed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On each occasion, the Council renewed the Mission's mandate for a six-month period.
The Council renewed its expression of sympathy with the fraternal Iraqi people in its present distress.
Under subsequent resolutions, the Council renewed and further updated the mandate of the Mission.
The Council renewed 26 mandates, including those of peacekeeping operations, and created one new mandate.
By resolution 1972(2011),adopted on 17 March 2011, the Council renewed that exemption for 16 months.
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By resolution 886(1993), the Council renewed the mandate of UNOSOM II for an additional period expiring on 31 May 1994.
In that context, we would like to welcome once again the adoption of Security Council resolution 1623(2005) of 13 September 2005 in which the Council renewed the mandate of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force(ISAF) in Afghanistan until October 2006.
The Council renewed its call to the Islamic Republic of Iran to agree to refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice.
Subsequently, by its resolution 2059(2012), the Council renewed the mandate of UNSMIS for a final period of 30 days, until 19 August 2012.
The Council renewed the mandates of UNIFIL in southern Lebanon and UNDOF in the Golan on a six- and seven-monthly basis, respectively.
The UN had recognized seven cultural regions when the Human Rights Council renewed the mechanism for participation of indigenous peoples, and it continued to expand.
In 2007, the Council renewed the mandate of the Special Representative for an additional year, inviting him to submit recommendations.
This report is submitted in accordance with Human Rights Council resolution 20/19, whereby the Council renewed the Independent Expert's mandate for one year and invited him to present his recommendations at its twenty-third session.
The Council renewed 26 mandates, including those of peacekeeping operations, and created one new mandate, while none were terminated.
By resolutions 1689(2006)(para. 4) and 1731(2006)(para. 1(c)), the Council renewed the interdiction on States to import directly or indirectly rough diamonds from Liberia.
The Council renewed the mandate of the Monitoring Team and further enhanced the mandate of the Ombudsperson for de-listing requests related to the Al-Qaida Sanctions List.
By its resolution 6/27, the Council renewed the mandate by consensus and requested the Special Rapporteur.
The Council renewed until 1 February 2014 the measures referred to above, and extended for the same period the mandate of the Group of Experts, as set out in paragraph 19 of resolution 1807(2008) and expanded by paragraphs 9 and 10 of resolution 1857 2008.
At its nineteenth session, the Council renewed the mandate of the Special Rapporteur for another year.
Similarly, the Council renewed the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia to investigate compliance with, and possible violations of, existing sanctions measures, pursuant to resolutions 1395(2002) and 1408 2002.
In its resolution 2059(2012), the Council renewed the mandate of the Mission for a final period of 30 days until 19 August 2012.
The Council renewed its call to the European Union and its member States to step up their efforts to ensure a just and comprehensive peace in the region, and it commended in this connection the position taken by the European Union with regard to the peace process in the Middle East and its continued support to the Palestinian National Authority.
By its resolution 1616(2005), the Council renewed the arms embargo, travel restrictions and assets freeze until 31 July 2006.
Therefore, the Council renewed, on a revised legal basis, the sanctions on arms, diamonds, timber and the travel of key individuals(resolution 1521(2003)) and, further, required all States to seize relevant assets of Taylor and his associates, as designated by the sanctions Committee resolution 1532 2004.
By its resolution 1842(2008), the Council renewed until 31 October 2009 the sanctions regime imposed by resolutions 1572(2004) and 1643 2005.
On European matters, the Council renewed the mandate of the multinational Stabilization Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina(SFOR) and that of the United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia.
During this period, the Council renewed the mandates of United Nations operations in Sierra Leone, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Cyprus.
In its resolution 1616(2005), the Council renewed the arms embargo and restrictions on travel abroad and the freeze on assets until 31 July 2006.
By resolution 1552(2004) the Council renewed the arms embargo until 31 July 2005 in the light of the failure by the parties to comply with the provisions of resolution 1493 2003.
By its resolution 2025(2011), the Council renewed the travel ban and the arms embargo for a further period of 12 months and reaffirmed that the assets freeze remained in force.