Примеры использования Forum called на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In September 2006, the University of Kentucky hosted a forum called"Who's Watching the Spies?
The Forum called for the promotion of increased knowledge in order to counter intolerance.
In the Budapest Statement on Mercury,Lead and Cadmium, the Forum called for further global, regional, national and local actions as appropriate.
The Forum called for the integration of the human rights of indigenous peoples as an approach in achieving those goals.
Affirming the need to invest in young people's health in order to ensure a transfer of health to future generations, the Forum called on the media and entertainment industry to promote positive role models and images that support rather than undermine health and development.
Finally, the Forum called for increased capacity-building for indigenous peoples on data collection processes.
In resolutions 3/2, on forest health and productivity, and 3/3 on maintaining forest cover to meet present and future needs in their respective operative paragraphs,as well as in resolution 2/2, the Forum called for countries to strengthen international cooperation in the transfer of environmentally sound technology.
The Forum called for channels of communication in order to echo youth concerns on the environment and sustainable development.
Technical assistance is coordinated and harmonized at the level of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, where a forum called the Joint Justice Committee has been set up to facilitate dialogue between the Ministry and donors, co-chaired by the Minister for Justice and Human Rights and the head of the European Union delegation.
The Forum called on all nuclear Powers that had conducted nuclear tests in the region to accept full responsibility and liability for past nuclear testing.
From 2000-2002, the WFS conducted a forum called"Body and Soul", radio and TV talk shows in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, and internet fora. .
The Forum called for an increase in support for renewable, low-carbon and decentralized systems, taking into account the recommendations of the World Commission on Dams.
In 2004 the Forum called on IOM to look into the issue of migration and indigenous women, in particular cases of trafficking of indigenous women.
Also, the Forum called for improvements in international migration statistics and better knowledge about interactions between migration, integration and development.
Participants to the Forum called for practical action to balance economic, environmental and social development objectives in the realization of sustainable urbanization.
The Forum called for an expert group meeting on indigenous peoples and migration and the establishment of a task force on migration in the Inter-Agency Support Group on indigenous peoples.
The Forum called on States to accredit traditional indigenous health practitioners(physicians) and traditional birth attendants(midwives) and integrate them into State health-care systems.
The Forum called for a deep change in societal attitudes and perceptions, and believed that a convention should be both general and focused, and both broad-based and comprehensive and inclusive.
In this regard, the Forum called for increased participation from indigenous peoples in United Nations Development Assistance Framework processes and Millennium Development Goal monitoring.
The Forum called on developed States to honour their obligations and commitments to provide financial assistance to facilitate the participation of Pacific Island countries at future inter-sessional working group meetings and Multilateral High Level Conferences.
The World Forum called for an integrated approach, also taking into account that measures such as eco-driving and better traffic management may be very cost-effective in obtaining substantial short-term CO2 reduction in the existing vehicle fleet.
The Forum called on France to carry out ongoing radiological monitoring of the environment on Mururoa and Fangataufa, and strongly urged France to address fully the concerns of the people of French Polynesia especially regarding the possible health effects of the nuclear testing programme.
The Forum called on all Governments, to give explicit effect to their commitment to the indivisibility of human rights, including through their input into the policies and actions of international financial institutions and of international and regional economic forums such as the World Trade Organization and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Council.
The Forum called for the convening of such a workshop, in collaboration with United Nations agencies dealing with this issue and with the participation of indigenous experts, to promote a collaborative, complementary and holistic approach to traditional knowledge in order to enhance better understanding of indigenous concerns and their possible solution.
In its resolution on forests for people, the Forum called for the active involvement and engagement of the members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests in the intersessional activities of the Forum on forest financing, and invited members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests to consider holding an organization-led initiative in support of the work of the Forum on forest financing.
The Forum called on all members, development partners, the United Nation system and regional organizations to participate actively in the regional consultative mechanism, including through the provision of necessary information to SPREP and the Pacific Operations Centre of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, and to work in cooperation with the mechanism's advisory committee.
The Forum called on GEF to provide information and advice to facilitate access to financial and technical resources in support of sustainable development of small island developing States; to support projects that cover more than one of the four areas of GEF; and to support regional approaches to global environmental issues that demonstrate economies of scale and improved coordination for small island developing States.
In addition, the Forum called on the Commission to"(a) permit NHRIs, which are fully accredited by the International Coordinating Committee's Sub-Committee and Coordinating Committees of such institutions to speak under all agenda items of the Commission; to continue to allocate dedicated seating to NHRIs for this purpose; to support their engagement with all subsidiary bodies of the Commission; and to continue to the practice of issuing documents from NHRIs under their own symbol numbers.
Among its recommendations, the Forum called on the United Nations to invest in the future by supporting a range of youth projects on drug prevention around the world; to encourage training in drug prevention for youth leaders; to support workshops for teachers and youth groups to develop training manuals and information kits on drug prevention and to support non-judgemental youth programmes aimed at enabling young people to make informed choices in relation to substances.