Примеры использования Draft resolution called на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The draft resolution called for a genuine democratization of international relations.
In accordance with the spirit of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the draft resolution called on Member States to take whatever measures necessary to protect the lives of the unborn.
The draft resolution called for a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its ultimate abolition.
The EU recognized the positive initiatives carried out over the previous two years, and the draft resolution called for a results-based approach, with attention paid to the impact of those initiatives.
The draft resolution called for further study with a view to promoting the eradication of those practices.
She emphasized the complex nature of the work of transnational institutions in tackling crime, and said that the draft resolution called on Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to provide financial and technical support to the Institute.
The draft resolution called for a number of measures to be taken at both the national and international level in order to assist them.
In addition to calling on all Member States to impose a moratorium on the death penalty, the draft resolution called on those States that did not do so to respect the minimum standards, as set out in the annex to Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/50.
The draft resolution called for measures to ensure the security of refugees and asylum-seekers, as well as humanitarian staff.
Serious challenges remained, however, and the draft resolution called on the Government of Myanmar to continue releasing prisoners of conscience and conduct a comprehensive investigation to identify those still in prison.
The draft resolution called on the Government to release those who had been arbitrarily detained and cooperate with the mandate of the Special Rapporteur.
In any case, the text appeared to be quite clear: the draft resolution called for the resumption of negotiations with the Government of Cambodia for the establishment of Extraordinary Chambers within the existing court structure of Cambodia.
The draft resolution called for the unity of the Palestinian territories, but failed to address the fact that Hamas terrorists had violently seized control of the Gaza Strip, separating it administratively from the West Bank.
Against that background, the draft resolution called on the Government to begin an inclusive post-election phase with a view to consolidating a legitimate, civilian system of government, based on the rule of law and respect for human rights.
The draft resolution called for the problems of disabled persons to be systematically taken into account in the development process. Governments and other interested parties, in seeking to achieve the MDGs and the internationally agreed development goals.
In view of the Agency's financial difficulties, the draft resolution called for political and financial support by Member States and welcomed the increased cooperation between UNRWA and international and regional organizations, States and other relevant agencies and organizations.
The draft resolution called on States to address discrimination against older persons and to continue to contribute to the work of the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing.
Serious challenges remained, however, and the draft resolution called on the Government of Myanmar to, inter alia, step up its efforts to end remaining human rights violations and abuses and to take necessary measures to ensure accountability and end impunity, as well as to accelerate its efforts to address the situation of ethnic and religious minorities.
The draft resolution called on the Iranian Government to put an end to torture and restrictions on freedom of speech, assembly and religion, and to expedite judicial reform.
The draft resolution called on Iran to address the concerns and to fully respect its human rights obligations in law and in practice.
The draft resolution called for the mobilization of resources in order to enhance the capacity of, and reduce the burden borne by, countries that had received large numbers of refugees and asylum-seekers.
While the draft resolution called for encouragement to be given to the publication of books or other materials, the wide use of electronic media, including radio, television and the Internet, was not mentioned.
The draft resolution called upon the Government of Myanmar to exercise utmost restraint, to desist from further arrests and violence, and to release without delay those who had been arrested and detained.
Lastly, the draft resolution called on the Government to speed up the process of establishing a country office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, which it had committed to doing the previous year.
The draft resolution called on the Government of Iran to fully respect its human rights obligations, consider ratifying international human rights instruments and receive the special procedures mandate holders.
Furthermore, the draft resolution called for excessive restrictions on freedom of expression which went well beyond the language found in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The draft resolution called upon Governments, inter alia, to protect the rights of migrant workers and refrain from any form of discrimination against them, and to ensure that they enjoyed the right to send financial remittances to relatives in their countries of origin.
The draft resolution called on the transitional Government, the parties to the former conflict and the international community to take urgent action to protect civilians, to promote and protect human rights and to put an end to impunity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Lastly, the draft resolution called for adequate resources for OHRLLS, but the Secretariat's statement went well beyond what was needed to support the draft resolution and the basis for its estimates was questionable as they had not been given adequate consideration by Member States.
The draft resolution called for States to eliminate discrimination on the basis of age, and while there were certain cases in which age was used as a legitimate distinction, the United States of America interpreted the draft resolution as being aimed at invidious discrimination.