Примеры использования Countries to protect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is in the interest of all countries to protect humanity from the threat of outer space weapons.
Unfortunately, the Kyoto Protocol does not provide incentives to developing countries to protect primary tropical forests.
However, the eagerness of developing countries to protect the environment had been hampered by the lack of sufficient financial resources.
TRIPS and the Doha Declaration specifically allow for countries to protect the right to health.
They preferred to see the right of countries to protect certain areas against diseases that are not prevalent there explicitly written in the standard.
The report would address appropriate policy responses, he said, in the context of a natural reaction by countries to protect and safeguard their people.
Enhancing the capabilities of emigration countries to protect men and women destined for low-skilled employment.
The States members of the Rio Group underscored the urgent need to alleviate the suffering of children caught up in armed conflicts and urged all countries to protect refugee and internally displaced children.
First we recognize the legitimate right of countries to protect their citizens from terrorist attacks and to seek legitimate means to deter them.
Adequate measures should be taken at all levels to combat terrorism, which was a serious problem for the security of Member States of the United Nations,but the need for countries to protect their people could not justify the violation of fundamental human rights.
It is therefore the second obligation of the developing countries to protect and enhance that capital through education, human resources development and health care.
Furthermore, they urged development partners to provide the least developed countries with additional resources,both in terms of concessional financing and access to environmentally sound technology to enhance the capacity of the least developed countries to protect the environment.
Such flexibilities would enable developing countries to protect industries they consider important.
The 1997 Trade Law(No. 58-L/CTN on 10 May 1997) is a legal basis for the development of the multi-sector commodity economy under the socialist-oriented market mechanism with the State's management, development of the commodity, trade and service markets across the country, expansion of trade activities with foreign countries to protect the legitimate interests of the producers, consumers and traders.
He added that it was not in the interest of western countries to protect a person who had insulted a thousand million Muslims.
Ministers noted non-material cultural legacy, created from primitive communal system till now and handed from generation to generation, reflects the past ofthe nation it belongs. They said cooperation must be established and developed among countries to protect this heritage, experience of countries in this field must be used.
Trade rules must also recognize the right of all countries to protect their development priorities and vulnerable groups, especially their small farmers.
Nepal urged the United Nations system, Bretton Woods Institutions and development partners to provide enhanced and predictable support in order to enable developing countries to protect and promote human rights and ensure long-term and sustainable development.
Moreover, safeguards andother measures allow countries to protect specific industries threatened by a surge in imports(for up to eight years) and to protect against all imports if they are at a level which jeopardizes their balance of payments for an indeterminate period.
This is vital since transfer pricing regulations are essential for countries to protect their tax base and enhance cross-border trade.
It contains safeguards andother measures that allow countries to protect specific industries threatened by a surge in imports(for up to eight years) and to protect against all imports if they are at a level which jeopardizes their balance of payments for an indeterminate time period.
These entail the development and strengthening of surveillance systems andresponse capacities across countries to protect all people from public health risks and emergencies.
It is hoped this this connection andshared history will allow these countries to protect the landmarks along the route and further establish heritage sites.
The details ofthe special safeguard mechanism, another important developmental provision that would allow developing countries to protect domestic producers from import surges and price depression.
For agriculture, tariffs are often the only means in developing countries to protect small-scale farmers, who represent a large share of employment.
FATF continues to focus its efforts on ensuring that its standards provide strong andpowerful tools to enable countries to protect the integrity of the financial system and contribute to safety and security.
In this connection the Board wishes once again to emphasize that the 1971 Convention permits countries to protect themselves against unwanted psychotropic substances through the notification procedure specified in Article 13.
Her Government would continue its work on the issues of young people, the elderly and disabled persons, take an active part in the United Nations activities in those fields and enhance its exchanges andcooperation with various countries to protect and promote the rights of those groups and facilitate their full participation in economic and social development.
Where a national DRA requires the submission of undisclosed data for the registration of a medicine,TRIPS only requires countries to protect such data against"unfair commercial use" in case it relates to a"new chemical entity" and if the origination of such data involved a"considerable effort.
According to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights,"States parties[to the Covenant]should take steps to respect the enjoyment of the right to food in other countries, to protect that right, to facilitate access to food and to provide the necessary aid when required.