Примеры использования Final status of western sahara на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The final status of Western Sahara shall be determined by a referendum conducted in accordance with part II of the plan.
He made it clear throughout the meeting that the discussion was merely technical and that the issue of the final status of Western Sahara should be put aside.
A referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara shall be held no earlier than four and no later than five years after the effective date of the plan.
During the reporting period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
Frente Polisario officials also noted that, regardless of the final status of Western Sahara, solid international guarantees for the terms of any agreement would be critical.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to monitor and report on developments in the Territory andthe region and provide advice and assistance to the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General in his efforts towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
The main objection of Morocco to the peace plan seems to be that in the referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara, one of the ballot choices is independence.
To foster constructive engagement despite the continuing impasse, the Personal Envoy proposed to the parties that they reflect on how to create a new dynamic at future rounds by pondering innovative approaches for the negotiating process andidentifying subjects that could be discussed irrespective of the final status of Western Sahara.
More significantly, the memorandum ignores the fact that the framework agreement provides for a referendum on the final status of Western Sahara to be held after five years, and that it gives both sides equal opportunity to compete in winning that referendum.
In his report to the Security Council dated 23 May 2003(S/2003/565), the Secretary-General had clearly pointed out that Morocco's position was untenable,because its main objection to the peace plan seemed to be that in the referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara, one of the ballot choices was independence.
The most significant objection of the Kingdom of Morocco to the plan seemed to be that in the referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara, one of the two ballot choices, which reflected those previously agreed to by the parties in the settlement plan(S/21360), was independence.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to monitor and report on developments in the Territory and the region and to provide advice andassistance to the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General in his efforts directed at a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara, progress towards resolution of humanitarian issues and reduction in mine threats on both sides of the berm.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to monitor and report on political and security developments in the Territory and the region andto provide advice and assistance to the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General to facilitate a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara, progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues and the reduction of mine threats on both sides of the berm.
Component 1: substantive civilian 21. During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to monitor and report on political and security developments in the Territory andthe region and advise and assist the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General in his efforts to bring parties to a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
During the reporting period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara and progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues.
Third, he would ask the parties to accept that they will not reach an agreement on the final status of Western Sahara in the short term and to agree that they can discuss practical aspectsof governance of the Territory in a systematic way without prejudice to its final status at such time as a further face-to-face meeting is held.
During the performance period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara and progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara, progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues and the reduction of landmine and explosive remnants of war threats on both sides of the berm.
The report also contains the responses of the parties and neighbouring countries to the peace plan(see ibid., annex III). Assessing the parties' responses,the Secretary-General had stated that the main objection of Morocco to the peace plan seemed to be that in the referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara, one of the ballot choices was independence.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara, worked to resolve humanitarian issues, and reduced landmine and explosive remnants of war threats on both sides of the berm as outlined in the framework below.
To foster constructive engagement despite the continuing impasse, and with expert mediation assistance from a member of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland, my Personal Envoy proposed to the parties that they reflect on how to create a new dynamic at future rounds by pondering innovative approaches for the negotiating process and identifying subjects that could be discussed irrespective of the final status of Western Sahara-- in short, by examining how to negotiate and what to talk about.
In the conclusion of the report, the Secretary-General observed that the main objection of the Government of Morocco to the peace planseemed to be that, in the referendum to determine the final status of Western Sahara, one of the ballot choices was independence, although that was also one of the two ballot choices under the settlement plan that the Government of Morocco had accepted.
During the budget period, the Mission's substantive civilian component will continue to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara and progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues.
It was in this context that, according to its final provisions, the"Framework Agreement on the Status of Western Sahara" proposed by the Personal Envoy in June 2001 was to be submitted according to its final provision to popular approval by referendum Annex I to Report S/2001/613, 20 June 2001.
Neither Morocco northe Western Sahara Authority may unilaterally change or abolish the status of Western Sahara, except for the adoption of such laws as may be necessary to conform to the results of the referendum on final status.
It was almost six months later, during the spring of 2001, that my Personal Envoy was able to determine that Morocco as administrative power inWestern Sahara was prepared to support a draft framework agreement(S/2001/613, annex I) on the status of Western Sahara which envisaged a devolution of authority to the inhabitants of the Territory with final status to be determined by a referendum five years later.
Those proposals were published as a draft framework agreement on the status of Western Sahara(S/2001/613, annex I) and envisaged that after a five-year period during which the occupying Power would maintain sovereignty over the territory, a referendum would be held on the issue of its final status in which all persons who had been full-time residents of Western Sahara during the year preceding the referendum could take part S/2001/613, annex I, para. 5.
In his most recent report to the Security Council,the Secretary-General indicated that efforts to complete the decolonization of Western Sahara and determine its final status must continue and that, if his Personal Envoy's efforts were unsuccessful, the Security Council would have to take full responsibility in that regard.