Примеры использования Declaration of commitment adopted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Declaration of Commitment adopted in 2001 was a brave and great leap forward.
But we must stay on course and redouble our efforts to remain true to the Declaration of Commitment adopted in this Hall just two years ago.
The Declaration of Commitment adopted in 2001 has, to a large extent, not been fully implemented due to insufficient resources.
In fact, HIV/AIDS itself was the global health emergency, andit must be fought on all fronts, as stated in the Declaration of Commitment adopted two years ago.
The Declaration of Commitment adopted at that special session contains specific goals and is a decisive step in the right direction to combat the pandemic of HIV/AIDS.
Stresses the importance of implementing the present decision in compliance with the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS.
The Declaration of Commitment, adopted by States at the special session, reflects global concern and the resolve of nations to act to combat this terrible scourge.
Stresses the importance of implementing the present decision in compliance with the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS.
The Declaration of Commitment, adopted by the twenty-sixth special session of the General Assembly in 2001, has been a significant demonstration of humanity's collective determination to eradicate the scourge.
All of these steps are central to the solemn pledge made by all United Nations Member States in the Declaration of Commitment adopted at last year's General Assembly special session.
In order to implement the Declaration of Commitment adopted at the twenty-sixth session special session on HIV/AIDS, the Government of Armenia adopted and has been implementing its national HIV/AIDS prevention programme for 2002-2006.
These are the Millennium Development Goals,adopted at the Millennium Summit in 2000, and the Declaration of Commitment adopted at the special session of the United Nations General Assembly on HIV/AIDS, held in 2001.
Thus, today more than ever, the international community must demonstrate active solidarity between rich and poor and a sense of unshakeable collective responsibility-- in a word,unfailing political will-- if it wishes to translate into deeds the Declaration of Commitment adopted at the special session on HIV/AIDS.
Accordingly, they urged that UNDP strategy should be implemented in compliance with the Declaration of Commitment adopted by the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS in June 2000.
Based on the global plan of action contained in the Declaration of Commitment adopted during the special session, special programmes for prevention and the treatment, care and support of affected people were developed and are being implemented by the Ukraine.
We hereby reaffirm our country's commitment to meeting our previous obligation to meet the targets of the Declaration of Commitment adopted at the 2001 special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS.
Such meetings allow us to assess on a regular basis the implementation of the Declaration of Commitment adopted by the Assembly in June 2001 and to pinpoint the measures needed to give a new impetus to our common action against the scourge of HIV/AIDS.
Calls for the mobilization of additional financial resources, from all sources, to enable UNDP to implement its HIV/AIDS strategy, meet its obligation as UNAIDS co-sponsor, and effectively support national efforts to achieve the time-bound goals andtargets set forth in the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS;
A special cabinet meeting endorsed a range of technical strategies andguidelines consistent with the Declaration of Commitment adopted at the special session, giving priority to HIV/AIDS in annual development planning, mainstreaming HIV/AIDS into the planning of all involved ministries and establishing strong partnerships with civil society, which is viewed as a vital ally in this policy.
Supports the overall strategic directions and areas of focus of the response of UNDP to HIV/AIDS,as co-sponsor of UNAIDS and supports country-level action to implement the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS on 27 June 2001;
Calls for the mobilization of additional financial resources, from all sources, to enable UNDP to implement its HIV/AIDS strategy, meet its obligation as UNAIDS co-sponsor, and effectively support national efforts to achieve the time-bound goals andtargets set forth in the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS;
Supports the overall strategic directions and areas of focus of the response of UNDP to HIV/AIDS, as co-sponsor of UNAIDS andsupports country-level action to implement the Declaration of Commitment adopted by Member States at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS on 27 June 2001;
The Declaration of Commitments adopted by consensus at the Third International Meeting of the Follow-up Committee sets forth the commitments undertaken by all the participants in order to continue supporting the consolidation of peace in the region.
Taking into account the outcome of the Third and final International Meeting of the CIREFCA Follow-up Committee, held at Mexico City on 28 and29 June 1994, and the Declaration of Commitments, adopted by consensus by the international community on that occasion.
In its resolution 49/21 I, the General Assembly emphasized the need to design a new programme of international cooperation for Central America,based on the priorities laid down in the Declaration of Commitments adopted by the Follow-up Committee of the International Conference on Central American Refugees(CIREFCA) and in the new subregional development strategy, the Alliance for Sustainable Development of Central America.
In resolution 49/21 I, the General Assembly emphasized the need to design and implement a new programme of international cooperation for Central America,based on the priorities laid down in the Declaration of Commitments adopted by the Follow-up Committee of the International Conference on Central American Refugees(CIREFCA) and the Alliance for the Sustainable Development of Central America ALIDES.
In resolution 49/21 I, the General Assembly emphasized the necessity of designing a new programme for international cooperation with Central America,based on the principles established in the Declaration of Commitments adopted by the Follow-up Committee of CIREFCA, at a meeting held in Mexico City in June 1994, and the regional strategy contained within the Alliance for Sustainable Development.
The General Assembly, in resolution 49/21 I, emphasized the need to design and implement a new programme of international cooperation for Central America,based on the priorities laid down in the Declaration of Commitments adopted by the Follow-up Committee of the International Conference on Central American Refugees and in the Alliance for the Sustainable Development of Central America ALIDES.
In its resolution 49/21 I(20 December 1994), the General Assembly emphasized the need to design andimplement a new programme of international cooperation for Central America based on the priorities laid down in the Declaration of Commitments adopted by the Follow-up Committee of the International Conference on Central American Refugees and ALIDES.
Fully endorses the Framework for Action in Favour of Populations and Areas Most Affected by Extreme Poverty,Conflict and Displacement and the Declaration of Commitments adopted at the Third and final Meeting of the CIREFCA Follow-up Committee, as an appropriate strategy for the post-CIREFCA period which fully reflects the concerns expressed by the Executive Committee, at its forty-fourth session, in relation to uprooted populations in Central America;