Примеры использования Final declarations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iraq has provided final declarations on these programmes.
It was an active participant in the plenary sessions,at which governments' final declarations were debated.
Their affirmation that the Final Declarations of the previous BWC Review Conferences remain valid;
The document symbols of the respective final documents containing the final declarations are as follows.
The final Declarations of these events fed into the ongoing global process to redefine the post-2015 development agenda.
Iv Reaffirm other understandings under this Article,reflected in the Final Declarations of earlier Review Conferences.
In the Final Declarations of the First and Second Review Conferences States Parties committed themselves to promoting universal adherence to the CCW.
The document symbols of the respective final documents containing the final declarations are as follows.
Final declarations were adopted at both Conferences, and a joint ministerial declaration was issued by 15 Foreign Ministers in September 2002.
They must honour all the commitments and undertakings made under the NPT and under the final declarations of the review conferences.
In the Final Declarations of the First and Second Review Conference they also recognized the need for a total prohibition on blinding laser weapons as well as the need to monitor scientific and technological developments in this field.
The Republic of Korea supports the biennial Conferences on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the CTBT and the Final Declarations adopted at each Conference.
The Fourth and Sixth BWC Review Conferences stated in their final declarations that"the Conference welcomes the exchange of information carried out under these measures, and notes that this has contributed to enhancing transparency and building confidence.
With the assistance of his team,he had brought that consolidated text into line with the format used in the Final Declarations or Documents of the Review Conferences held since 1975.
Final Declarations were adopted at both Conferences, stressing the importance of a universal and internationally and effectively verifiable comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty as a major instrument in the field of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects.
Recalling the resolutions adopted by previous Islamic Conferences as well as the Resolutions and Final Declarations adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States, the African Union, and the Non-Aligned Movement;
A background information document showing the additional understandings and agreements reached by previous Review Conferences relating to each article of the Convention,extracted from the respective Final Declarations of these conferences;
Recalling the resolutions adopted by previous Islamic conferences andalso the resolutions and final declarations adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States, the Organization of African Unity, and the Non-Aligned Movement;
This examination could include an assessment of the measures taken by States Parties to implement their CCW obligations andprovide an opportunity to consider a number of important issues which have been raised in the final declarations of earlier meetings.
Although the First andSecond Review Conferences spent limited time examining the CCW's status and operation, their final declarations did include a"review" of the Convention and identified several issues which may be considered by future meetings.
It is suggested that the Third Review Conference give particular attention to reviewing the status and operation of the CCW and its Protocols andto clarifying the intentions of States Parties on certain issues identified in the final declarations of previous review conferences.
In particular, the ICRC urged States to address issues on which States Parties, in the final declarations of the First(1995-96) and Second(2001) Review Conferences, had either(a) committed themselves to undertake action or(b) identified these subjects as potential areas of future work.
This paper collects texts relevant to the topic of the provision of assistance and coordination in the case of alleged use of biological or toxin weapons,drawn from the Convention itself, the final declarations of successive review conferences, and reports of the meetings of States parties.
Recall the previous final declarations of the Zone reaffirming that issues of peace, security and development are interdependent and inseparable, and consider that cooperation among the States of the region for peace and development is essential to promoting the objectives of the Zone;
Letter dated 7 May 1997 from the Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the final declarations adopted by the Heads of State and Government of the Organization of the Islamic Conference at the extraordinary session held at Islamabad on 23 March 1997 A/51/915-S/1997/433.
In the final declarations of successive review conferences and in other documents, States Parties to the Convention have frequently referred, in various terms, to the need to overcome challenges and obstacles to developing international cooperation and, more broadly, to implementing Article X of the Convention.
The member States of the Initiative are also guided by the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, all the documents of the"Helsinki Process" of the Organization for Security andCooperation in Europe and the final declarations and documents of the meetings of the Heads of Government and the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Initiative.
Welcoming the reaffirmation made in the Final Declarations of the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Review Conferences that under all circumstances the use of bacteriological(biological) and toxin weapons and their development, production and stockpiling are effectively prohibited under article I of the Convention.
The Preparatory Committee decided to request the Implementation Support Unit(ISU) to prepare a background information document showing the additional understandings and agreements reached by previous Review Conferences relating to each article of the Convention,extracted from the respective Final Declarations of these conferences see BWC/CONF. VII/PC/2, paragraph 24.
As was recognized in the final declarations of the 1996 World Food Summit and by the current Jubilee 2000 campaign a broad international coalition aimed at eliminating the debt of the poorest third world countries the crushing debt burden directly affects the realization of the right to food.