Примеры использования Finland stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The observer for Finland stated that the compromise reached was clearly below what his delegation expected.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 16 June 1998, Finland stated that no vessels flying its flag fished outside the Baltic Sea.
Italy and Finland stated directly that there was no measurable impact yet from other than natural causes.
With respect to the problem of violence against children and women, Finland stated that it is an urgent concern and that it has tried to be really self-critical and use holistic approaches to address this issue, including through action programmes.
Finland stated that it accepted documents that were in Finnish, Swedish, Danish, English, French or German.
The observer for Finland stated that a law was passed in Finland that strengthened the functioning of the Sami Parliament.
Finland stated that a voluntary interim report on the progress made would be submitted to the Human Rights Council in 2014.
The observer for Finland stated that his Government was open to all constructive solutions to the question of the concept of indigenous peoples.
Finland stated it would explore the possibility of finding resources for or contributing actively to future user survey work.
The delegation of Finland stated that it had not submitted a report because there had been no changes since its first implementation report.
Finland stated that while the rate of use of alcohol has decreased, it remained high, especially among young people, in comparison to European standards.
The Government of Finland stated that, by adopting the Genocide Convention of 1948, States undertook to prevent the crime of genocide and to punish for it.
Finland stated that from the perspective of the Member States, one single monitoring and reporting mechanism for all disability instruments is preferable.
The Ministerial Advisor from Finland, stated that Finland actively supports the EMRIP revised mandate as it is crucial for realization of indig- enous peoples' rights.
Finland stated that its preventive security measures included threat assessments regarding international terrorist threats to Finnish tourism and travel.
The Government of Finland stated that, under section 5(1) of its Constitution, children born in Finland acquire citizenship at birth and through the citizenship of their parents.
Finland stated that the Ministry of Justice was the central authority competent to receive, execute or transmit requests for mutual legal assistance.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland stated in her address at the United Nations General Assembly last fall that the Conference on Disarmament, as the single negotiating body for disarmament of the international community, is the most natural forum for negotiations on anti-personnel landmines.
Finland stated that only those Rules which were clearly outdated needed to be revised and that an assessment should identify areas requiring new provisions altogether.
Finland stated that the authorities for assisting other States parties in developing measures to prevent transnational organized crime were as follows.
Finland stated that no specific carrier liability existed in trafficking in persons cases, but the general carrier liability could be extended to cover such cases as well.
The observer for Finland stated that the second paragraph of article 14 should be amended to the effect that indigenous peoples could use their own language, not just one they could understand.
The observer for Finland stated that his Government could accept article 25 but that article 26 should be flexibly drafted to allow for national solutions for the ownership of lands.
Finland stated that the laws regarding freedom of expression, media and the Internet continued to be problematic and asked about plans to ensure conformity with international human rights standards.
The delegation of Finland stated that her Government had studied the Yogyakarta Principles and stated that they are a useful tool to bring clarity and coherence to States' human rights obligations.
The Government of Finland stated that sufficient financial support to the Permanent Forum must be guaranteed in order to secure the Permanent Forum's independent status and role as a focal point for indigenous issues.
Finland stated that the interlinkages between the fight against corruption and respect for human rights are fully recognized and that for a number of years it has been rated as the least or second leastcorrupt State in the world.
The Government of Finland stated that, in 1986, the National Board of Health gave instructions on arranging research, experiments and development in health care centres and hospitals. These instructions are still observed as recommendations.
The Government of Finland stated last year that work is continuing with a view to Finland acceding to the Convention in 2006 and destroying its anti-personnel landmines by 2010, without compromising Finland's credible defence capability.
Finland stated that the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People has served its purpose in drawing the world's attention to the issue of indigenous peoples and that there is no need to declare a second international decade on indigenous peoples for that purpose.