Примеры использования Finland pledges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Finland pledges to further intensify its efforts to eliminate violence against women.
If it appears that there are gaps in the current protection system, Finland pledges to consider the establishment of a new national human rights institution to complement the existing mechanisms.
Finland pledges to ensure a systematic follow-up to treaty body recommendations.
Finland pledges to assess the adequacy of its institutional framework for the protection of human rights.
Finland pledges to continue its strong support to the special procedures, and its full commitment to cooperate with them.
Finland pledges to take the following steps in relation to the ratification of United Nations human rights instruments.
Finland pledges to continue its objection to any reservations to human rights conventions that are against the object and the purpose of the instrument.
Finland pledges to give priority to preventing discriminatory attitudes towards the various ethnic minorities in Finland. .
Finland pledges to continue its financial support to OHCHR and other United Nations human rights mechanisms at least on the current level.
Finland pledges to monitor the effectiveness of the Sámi language law, and to further strengthen education in the Sámi language and the preservation of the Sámi culture.
Finland pledges to identify whether all the tasks of a national institution according to the Paris Principles can effectively be fulfilled by the existing mechanism.
Finland pledges to continue its active role in ensuring the further strengthening of OHCHR through increasing the share of the Office from the regular United Nations budget.
Finland pledges to work in full cooperation with the Human Rights Council and any mechanisms that might be established under it, including in relation to the periodic review process.
Finland pledges to contribute actively to the creation of an open, transparent, productive and operational Human Rights Council that can function as an effective forum for dialogue and cooperation.
Finland pledges to cooperate fully with the United Nations treaty bodies, including timely reporting and widest possible dissemination of treaty body recommendations, in order to facilitate their implementation.
Finland pledges to continue its active role in ensuring that human rights are integrated to all United Nations activities, including those relating to development, maintenance of peace and security, and humanitarian activities.
Finland pledges to further intensify its fight against trafficking in human beings.Finland will take measures to combat trafficking to and through Finland by fully implementing the 2005 Government Plan of Action against Trafficking.
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Finland pledged to give priority to preventing discrimination towards various ethnic minorities.
During the previous Review, Finland pledged to integrate UPR recommendations into the Government's Human Rights Policy Report submitted to Parliament in 2009.
When seeking membership in the Human Rights Council in spring 2006, Finland pledged to intensify its actions against racism, xenophobia and discrimination.
When seeking membership in the Human Rights Council in spring 2006 Finland pledged to take measures to prevent violence against women and trafficking in human beings.
Together with the other European Union Member States, Finland pledged to promote respect for international humanitarian law in peacekeeping operations, to support the effective functioning of the International Criminal Court and to raise public awareness in relation to international humanitarian law.
In its pledges andcommitments in April 2006 Finland pledged to ratify the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Person, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime.
Finland pledged not only to assess the adequacy of its institutional framework but also to consider the establishment of a new national human rights institution to complement existing mechanisms, if there are gaps in the current protection system.
Finland pledged to further intensify its fight against trafficking by implementing the Plan of Action against Trafficking, facilitating the granting of a residence permit and continuing cooperation against trafficking at the regional and international levels.
Finland pledged, inter alia, to further intensify its efforts to eliminate violence against women, including through the preparation of a comprehensive national programme for the reduction of violence, emphasizing the prevention of domestic violence in the education of police and addressing the specific needs of immigrant women.
At that meeting, the Permanent Representative of Finland pledged a donation of $50,000 on behalf of his country.
Following a review of the Centre's project, entitled"Small arms transparency and control regime in Africa(SATCRA)" and an assessment of the Centre's operational capacity at a visit on 11 September 2002 by officials from the Ministryof Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Finland, the Government of Finland pledged a financial contribution to the Centre in the amount of about Euro504,000.
Finland made specific pledges in the Conference.