Примеры использования Cypriot state на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turkey chose to partition the island andtake 37 percent of island for a Turkish cypriot state.
For children of 6 years or older the choices are split between Cypriot state school and private educational establishments.
At the root of this mentality lies the aspiration of the Greek Cypriot side to convert Cyprus into a Greek Cypriot state.
In accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus, the Cypriot state is composed of the Greek Cypriot Community and the Turkish Cypriot Community.
Indeed, there is still no indication that the Greek Cypriots have abandoned their aim of converting Cyprus into a Greek Cypriot state.
The current Greek Cypriot state in the south of the Island cannot and should not be the sole successor of the 1960 partnership Republic of Cyprus.
The plan suggests a very gradual approach to the establishment of residency by former inhabitants andother Greek Cypriots in the Turkish Cypriot State and vice versa.
In a similar vein, the Central Bank law included provision for a branch in the Turkish Cypriot State(but within the central structure) with clearly defined functions.
The Constitution makes this harmonization a priority of the federal economic policy andthe European Union protocol contains an economic safeguard clause in favour of the Turkish Cypriot State.
European Union structural funds andprogrammes as well as a special fund of Euro200 million for the Turkish Cypriot State would further assist the economic harmonization process.
This balanced approach has not been significantly criticized by either side-- and has also gone some way to reducing Turkish Cypriot apprehensions about Greek Cypriots settling in the Turkish Cypriot State.
To this end,a federal law was introduced suspending the application in the Turkish Cypriot State of certain federal laws which transposed provisions of the acquis communautaire.
In this respect,I would also like to bring to your attention the efforts currently under way for upgrading the status of the Turkish Cypriot community in the Organization for the Islamic Conference to a"Turkish Cypriot State.
A breakdown of the new state of affairs followed by secession of a sovereign Turkish Cypriot state and the consequent partition of Cyprus could be described as the Greek Cypriot nightmare.
More recent cases include non-recognition of the annexation by Israel of the Golan Heights and the ensuing protests,direct opposition to the creation of a Turkish Cypriot State and the occupation of Kuwait by Iraq.
In consequence, since December 1963, the Republic of Cyprus has been a purely Greek Cypriot State and has no legal or moral right to claim to represent anyone except the Greek Cypriot people.
In resolution 541(1983), the Security Council considers the so-called"Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" legally invalid andcalled upon all States not to recognize any Cypriot State other than the Republic of Cyprus.
According to United Nations estimates, the absolute maximum number of current users in the Turkish Cypriot State who might have to move from where they currently live under the property arrangements would be 15,000 to 18,000 persons.
They provide for a process of negotiations in the form of a good offices mission of the Secretary-General and, very importantly, they define the legal andpolitical framework on which the discussions for the federal architecture of the Cypriot State will be built.
The effect of this change was that the overall amount of property in the Turkish Cypriot State eligible to be reinstated to Greek Cypriots would be roughly doubled as compared with the previous version of the plan, and more evenly distributed among the dispossessed.
After the proclamation of the"Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" in 1983,the Security Council, by resolution 541(1983), considered the declaration legally invalid, and called on all States not to recognize any Cypriot state other than the Republic of Cyprus.
Within the limits of the Constitution, the two constituent states, namely the Greek Cypriot State and the Turkish Cypriot State, sovereignly exercise all powers not vested by the Constitution in the federal government, organizing themselves freely under their own constitutions.
The Foundation Agreement envisaged the establishment of a United Cyprus, based on a new bizonal partnership, with a federal government and two constituent states, namely the Greek Cypriot State and the Turkish Cypriot State.
This act of purported secession was condemned by the Security Council; in its resolution 541(1983), the Council considered the said declaration as legally invalid andcalled upon all States not to recognize any Cypriot State other than the Republic of Cyprus, while, in its resolution 550(1984), the Council expressed grave concern about the secessionist acts in the occupied part of the Republic of Cyprus and called upon all States not to facilitate or in any way assist the aforesaid secessionist entity.
We have also adopted resolutions in the political field expressing our full solidarity with Somalia, Iraq, the Sudan, Yemen, the Comoros, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Djibouti, Jammu and Kashmir,the Turkish Cypriot State and the Kosovo people.
The system of allocation of indirect taxes to the constituent states would result in a net transfer of resources from the Greek Cypriot State to the Turkish Cypriot State until the economic disparities between the two states have disappeared.
This was done to address widespread Turkish Cypriot concerns that the possibility of changing status would undermine the representation of the Turkish Cypriots in the federal institutions andcould eventually lead to a Greek Cypriot majority in the Turkish Cypriot State.
In the same vein, para 48 depicts the changes as"providing that most Greek Cypriots would have some property reinstated in the Turkish Cypriot State… and all for returnees to four Karpas villages and the Maronite village of Kormakiti.
The purpose of demilitarization, based on the 1977 and 1979 high-level agreements between the Cypriot communities and on United Nations resolutions, is to create in Cyprus an equal level of security for all inhabitants of the island and an atmosphere of genuine mutual trust andcooperation between the two communities within the framework of a Federal Cypriot State.
We express solidarity with Iraq, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Somalia, the Sudan, Côte d'Ivoire, the Union of the Comoros, Bosnia andHerzegovina as well as the peoples of the Turkish Cypriot State, Kosovo and Jammu and Kashmir in their aspirations to a peaceful, secure and prosperous life.