Примеры использования Diamond trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNITA diamond trade through Zambia.
Furthermore, the Liberian economy did not have the capacity to sustain the diamond trade.
Brazil agreed to meet with Venezuela to address regional diamond trade concerns regarding internal diamond controls.
It has extensive legislation designed to enable the authorities to monitor and control the diamond trade.
Laundering money andfinancing terrorism through the diamond trade jointly with the Egmont Group.
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A tour of Séguéla town showed a higher standard of living in this region than in many other places in Côte d'Ivoire;this is linked to the diamond trade.
It is the result of Uganda's determination to regain control over the diamond trade in the region around the town.
The Kimberley process to regulate the diamond trade, the World Commission on Dams and the Global Compact were all cited as examples in this context.
As the quality of statistical data is refined, trends and risks in the diamond trade can be assessed more systematically.
However, there was a 27.5 decline in output compared with the last quarter of 2000,directly related to the introduction of the sanctions on the diamond trade.
Balde, a Senegalese national,had played a prominent role in the diamond trade in Monrovia up to the time of his departure from Liberia in June 2001.
The Panel of Experts continued to hear uncorroborated stories about President Taylor andhis family taking an active interest in and benefiting from the diamond trade.
Samih Ossaily was convicted for his role in the diamond trade in Belgium and sentenced to four years increased to six on appeal.
Expert studies on ways of tracing violations of the measures regarding arms trafficking,oil supply and diamond trade, as well as movement of UNITA funds.
The conglomerates which control the diamond trade engaged in preventive purchases and brought a large part of the diamonds thus acquired into Europe.
Brazil has offered to host a trilateral meeting to address regional diamond trade concerns regarding internal diamond control.
Its aim is to sever the link between the diamond trade and armed conflict, particularly in view of the devastating impact those conflicts have on peace, safety and security of people.
The Panel notes that some of the exporters identified by the Group of Experts have a history of participating in the diamond trade in other countries in the region.
The parties were all involved in the North American diamond trade, with the plaintiffs having entered into consignment sales agreements with the defendant suppliers.
The Security Council should call upon the Democratic Republic of the Congo to take the necessary steps to curb the flow of illicit diamonds by liberalizing the diamond trade.
President Joseph Kabila has expressed willingness to liberalize the diamond trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and IMF and the World Bank are very supportive of this move.
All Participants were requested to take action, as appropriate, against any of their nationals orcompanies found to be involved in illicit diamond trade or production in Côte d'Ivoire.
During 2001, we have already experienced a severe decline in the diamond trade. That is despite international efforts to effectively address the issue of conflict diamonds. .
The diamond industry is of strategic importance tomany developing countries and in this regard the publication of statistics on the diamond trade remains a sensitive issue.
Central to UNITA's diamond trade in South Africa is a relatively newly formed network of businessmen whose motivation is financial rather than political.
The international community,particularly those countries that are involved in the diamond trade, should unreservedly support the strengthening of democracy and human rights in Sierra Leone.
Those measures included the commissioning of expert studies to traceviolations in arms trafficking, oil supplies, the diamond trade and movement of UNITA funds.
Until necessary changes are made to ensure that the diamond trade brings prosperity to all those throughout the supply chain, the risk will continue that diamonds will be used to fuel conflict.
The excellent report presented by Canada as Chair of the Process(A/59/590, annex)makes clear the extent to which the Certification Scheme has transformed the diamond trade at the global level.
Ghana's diamond trade is overseen by the Precious Minerals Marketing Company Ltd.(PMMC) a 100 per cent State-owned organization that operates under the Ministry of Lands, Forestry and Mines.