Примеры использования Current colonial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The current colonial situation of Puerto Rico was in violation of that right.
In the recent referendum, 54 per cent of voters had opposed the territory's current colonial status and 61 per cent had favoured statehood.
However, it had been preceded by a campaign of manipulation andblackmail aimed at pacifying those sections of society which demanded a change in the current colonial status.
Such an assembly would enable the people to overcome their current colonial condition and forge a national consensus, which would force the United States Government to assume its responsibilities.
New language in the draft resolution noted the rising poverty in Guam,one of the sad effects of the current colonial policy of the United States.
Noting that the members of the Committee were conversant with the historical background to the current colonial situation of Gibraltar, he briefly recalled the contents of article X of the Treaty, which provided, inter alia, for a pre-emptive right for Spain under which Great Britain would be required to give priority consideration to Spain, were it to decide to give up Gibraltar.
Thirdly, an opinion from the International Court would have great educational value in facilitating political education in Puerto Rico on the illegal andoppressive nature of the current colonial relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States.
We are ready to discuss the quality of the membership of that Commission,which includes former and current colonial Powers; current usurers of external debt; and those responsible for the most serious cases of racism and xenophobia and for flagrant, massive and systematic violations of economic and social rights, including the right to development, for corporate fraud, political corruption and even for preventing citizen participation in electoral processes and taking part in electoral fraud.
The Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño,for example, had for some years been promoting an initiative whereby Puerto Ricans could express their opposition to the current colonial situation and their support for non-colonial alternatives recognized under international law.
She wondered whether the Committee proposed to do anything to disabuse people of that belief, given that it had even referred to the Territory's ongoing Constitutional Convention in the context ofprogress towards self-determination whereas, in fact, the scope of that instrument was limited by United States law to the current colonial relationship.
Freeing the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia Islands andSouth Sandwich Islands from the current colonial regime was a pending issue, and the resumption of bilateral dialogue was the means to resolve it.
For example, an act to enable the admission of Puerto Rico as a state of the United States would have to be submitted to the United States Congress, in order to send a clear and unequivocal message that the referendum result was valid andto respond to the demand that the current colonial status should be changed.
In terms of ecological considerations, draft legislation was being promoted in the United States Congress,with the agreement of the former and current colonial Governments, that would establish direct federal control over rivers, forests, aquifers and areas of enormous ecological, social and economic importance.
It was denounced by large sectors of our population as a sterile exercise that did not take into consideration international legality relating to the decolonization process, that blocked the participation of the more than 2.5 million compatriots living inthe United States and regarding which the United States refused to make any formal commitment that would contribute to the ending the current colonial condition.
Mr. Corbin, speaking on item 60 in general in his personal capacity as a consultant in governance and diplomacy, expressed the hope that the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism would give the United Nations system the renewed energy needed to achieve the goal of decolonization, andthat the plan of action for the Decade would emphasize the democratic deficiencies of the current colonial arrangements that projected the illusion of self-government but left total unilateral authority with the administering Power.
Any referendum conducted by an administering Power would be a classicconflict of interest and inconsistent with the transfer of powers doctrine referred to in resolution 1514(XV). The true intention of the proposal was to retain the current colonial arrangements and banish legitimate aspirations to independence.
Those inequalities were the result of colonial history and current Government policies.
The provincial government recently announced that they plan to rename the town with a traditional African name, as the current name bears colonial connotations.
To what extent did the vestiges of former colonial rule contribute to Niger's current difficulties?
The absence of any mention of commonwealth status would be instructive for those Puerto Ricans who did not recognize the colonial nature of the current political situation.
National War Memorial is a constantly developing Museum,dedicated to the participation of Australia in the conflicts, Since the colonial era, until the current battles.
Since all political parties in Puerto Rico concurred that its current status was colonial, elementary political decency demanded that no referendum, constituent assembly or other devious political scheme aimed at preserving that status should be described as a remedy to the colonial situation.
For several decades the United Nations General Assembly has recognized that the question of the Malvinas Islands is covered by one of the forms of colonialism;consequently, their current population is colonial, as is the political system that the United Kingdom seeks to apply in the disputed islands.
More than three decades after African countries gained their independence,there is a growing recognition among Africans themselves that the continent must look beyond its colonial past for the causes of current conflicts.
Replying to an observation by Mr. FERRERO COSTA, he agreed that, in the case of many countries,the question of compensation could involve not only current Governments but former colonial and other occupying Powers, although experience had shown that compensation was seldom forthcoming from such Powers.
He noted, however, that the country's wealth was not equitably distributed among the various regions,a phenomenon which dated from the colonial era and which the current Government was trying to remedy by, among other measures, adopting constitutional decrees.
In 1677 a group of prominent Quakers that included Penn purchased the colonial province of West Jersey half of the current state of New Jersey.
Mr. Sen(India) said that poverty andinternal conflicts were not simply the legacy of the colonial past or the result of current poor governance, but were the outgrowth of liberalization and the policies of international economic institutions.
Ms. La Luz Feliciano(American Association of Jurists) noting that the United States of America tended to bypass the intent of international treaties when it deemed that to be convenient,added that the colonial acquiescence of the current Puerto Rican authorities made it difficult to challenge that attitude.
Africa will remain marginalized and its colonial heritage endless if the current and profoundly unjust and unsustainable political and economic order continues, where a few consume almost everything while the majority of the world's population is marginalized from the alleged benefits of neo-liberal globalization.