Примеры использования Democratic elections in south на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Multi-party Negotiating Process has now fixed 27 April 1994 as the date for the first non-racial democratic elections in South Africa.
As a result of the democratic elections in South Africa and its membership in the SADC as of 1994, the character of the latter has changed.
At this stage I should depict the body devised by the negotiating parties to conduct the first democratic elections in South Africa.
The democratic elections in South Africa two months ago closed the book on a long and dark chapter in the history not only of South Africa, but of humanity.
The most significant achievement of these negotiations was the agreement to hold the first-ever democratic elections in South Africa on 27 April 1993.
The 1994 democratic elections in South Africa created a political space for all the rights enumerated in the Constitution to be practically enjoyed.
Indeed, on 2 July it was decided in the Negotiating Process that the first non-racial and democratic elections in South Africa would be held on 27 April 1994.
I may mention, for example,free and democratic elections in South Africa, an end to the policy of apartheid, autonomy in Gaza and Jericho, and an end to the state of war between Jordan and Israel.
Welcoming the agreement reached within the framework of multi-party negotiations to hold the first democratic elections in South Africa on 27 April 1994.
The Federal Government heartily welcomes the holding of the first democratic elections in South Africa, the establishment of a government of national unity, and the resultant end of the apartheid system.
Ms. CORNETTE(Guyana) speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), welcomed the dismantling of apartheid andthe holding of the first free and democratic elections in South Africa.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the results of the first free and democratic elections in South Africa, which led, on 10 May 1994, to the establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial Government.
I should like to recall, in addressing, this forum, how the African leaders who participated in the African Summit in Cairo last June welcomed the resumption of negotiations in the framework of amulti-party negotiating process and the agreement to hold the first democratic elections in South Africa in April 1994.
In this connection, States members of the zone welcomed with satisfaction the holding of the first democratic elections in South Africa and the installation of the new South African Government.
Welcoming the announcement that the first democratic elections in South Africa will be held on 27 April 1994 and expressing the hope that these elections will lead to the establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial South Africa.
The Council reiterates the importance it attaches to the holding of the first general,free and democratic elections in South Africa on 27 April 1994, as previously agreed upon.
Without a doubt, the holding of the first pluralistic,non-racial, democratic elections in South Africa, in April this year, and the subsequent installation of a Government of national unity, marked a major achievement not only for the people of South Africa but also for this Organization.
My delegation is confident that this body will follow the spirit which guided the multi-party negotiations and will succeed in making the appropriate recommendations as soon as possible on the establishment of the Independent Electoral Commission,which will oversee the first non-racial democratic elections in South Africa, and of the Independent Broadcasting Authority, which will issue broadcasting licences and monitor radio and television broadcasts prior to the elections. .
The first free and democratic elections in South Africa and the investiture of Nelson Mandela as its Head of State, as well as the formation of a Government of national unity, represent historic achievements not only because they have left apartheid behind but also because they have proved the viability of finding in Africa peaceful solutions to complex situations.
Expresses its satisfaction at the successful holding, from 26 to 29 April 1994, of the first non-racial and democratic elections in South Africa, the establishment of the Government of National Unity and the coming into effect of a non-racial and democratic constitution for the transitional period;
The European Union warmly welcomes the holding of the first democratic elections in South Africa and congratulates all the people of South Africa and its leaders on this historic occasion.
There had also been other positive developments,such as the agreement reached to hold multiracial and democratic elections in South Africa, the lifting of the economic sanctions against that country with the full consent of the parties directly concerned, and the landmark agreement recently signed by Israel and the PLO.
Landmark agreements have been reached between the participants in the multi-party negotiating process in South Africa,the most important being the fixing of 27 April 1994 as the date for the first democratic elections in South Africa, the establishment and commencement of the work of the Transitional Executive Council, the establishment of the Independent Broadcasting Authority and the Independent Media Commission, the Interim Constitution, and other measures to ensure the transformation of South Africa into a free, democratic and non-racial society.
The end of apartheid andthe holding of the first free and democratic election in South Africa have turned a page in the history of that country, which is called upon to play an important role in Africa and in the world.
I also hope andpray that developments in South Africa will make it possible for the Special Committee against Apartheid to present a final report to the General Assembly soon after the conclusion of the first non-racial, democratic election in South Africa, in 1994, a report which can be proudly stamped"Mission accomplished.
The BWA President served as an international observer at the first democratic election in South Africa.
In this connection, the OAU and the United Nations have worked in close cooperation, particularly during the preparations for the first democratic election in South Africa.
Democratic and non-racial elections in South Africa.
The PRESIDENT: The Assembly will now take a decision on the draft resolution entitled"Democratic and non-racial elections in South Africa" A/48/L.52.
Thus, as part of the international effort under United Nations auspices, Israel had already sent 30 police officers to Haiti,six Israeli observers had participated in the first democratic all-race elections in South Africa and seven Israeli observers had served in Mozambique.