Примеры использования Delhi declaration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We endorse the Delhi Declaration on Forests.
Delhi Declaration on Sanitation, 2007.
WTS 2007 adopts the Delhi Declaration on Sanitation- 2007.
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The conference participants also adopted the Delhi Declaration and an Enhanced Framework of Implementation.
Delhi Declaration and Programme of Action on Freedom from Torture.
They are left behind from the decision-making structures, the situation that has to be changed,was also mentioned in the Delhi Declaration.
The Delhi Declaration is based on equality and mutual respect.
The President further said that the Bureau had noted that a Delhi Declaration would be prepared as an important outcome of the present conference.
The Delhi Declaration calls upon further implementation of the CRPD with relevant policies and laws formed.
To mobilize resources for technical cooperation activities in line with the recommendations of the Second Ministerial Conference, the Delhi Declaration and the Strategy and Action Plan;
The conference adopted the Delhi Declaration, which sets out an important framework of action for the years to come.
In concluding, the Executive Secretary said she looked forward to the round-table discussions and ensuing Delhi Declaration as a milestone for implementation of the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.
And the Delhi Declaration of the Education for All Summit of the Nine High-Population Countries, A/CONF.166/PC.20/Add.13, annex II.
At the India-Africa Forum Summit, held in April 2008,both sides adopted the Delhi Declaration and the Africa-India Framework for Cooperation, which constitute a blueprint for cooperation.
The Delhi Declaration and the Africa-India Framework for Cooperation, adopted during the Summit, highlighted our shared vision and world view.
The Declaration of the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation of 2006 and the Delhi Declaration of the India-Africa Forum Summit of 2008 are also significant new developments.
The Delhi Declaration and the Africa-India Framework for Cooperation, adopted by India and Africa earlier this year, highlight our shared vision and world view.
The first India-African Forum Summit, held in New Delhi in April 2008,had adopted a Delhi Declaration and an Africa-India Framework for Cooperation which constituted his country's blueprint for South-South cooperation in the twenty-first century.
The Delhi Declaration had placed strong emphasis on technology transfer, establishing a firm link with the energy outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
The Commission unanimously adopted the Delhi Declaration on Strengthening Regional Economic Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific towards the Twenty-first Century.
In the Delhi Declaration, SAARC Environment Ministers reaffirmed that the environment is of common concern and made a commitment to regional cooperation in all spheres of environment and development.
The Bureau noted that a Delhi Declaration will be prepared as an important outcome of the Conference to show political momentum at this crucial time.
In the Delhi Declaration of 16 December 1993, the leaders of the nine most populous developing countries reaffirmed their commitment to education for all.
The Conference adopted the Delhi Declaration on Space Applications in Asia and the Pacific for Improved Quality of Life in the New Millennium, which launched the second phase of RESAP.
In the Delhi Declaration adopted at the Third South Asian Conference on Sanitation in November 2008, it was recognized that access to sanitation and safe drinking water was a basic right.
His delegation was concerned that the Delhi Declaration made only a token mention of the Kyoto Protocol, which was the only existing multilateral instrument for combating climate change.
The Delhi Declaration had emphasized that, in addition to acting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Parties to the Convention must also give high priority to adaptation to the adverse effects of climate change.
We wish to recall that in the Delhi declaration adopted in 2008(see A/63/560, annex I), it was agreed that the Chair of the Kimberley Process would continue to provide assistance and support to Venezuela to ensure its full reintegration into the system.