Примеры использования Government had signed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His Government had signed the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Then, on 2 November, Pierre Nkurunziza and the Government had signed a protocol on power sharing.
His Government had signed an agreement on the legal status of the UNHCR office in Tajikistan.
Mr. Calovski(The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)said that his Government had signed the Final Act of the Rome Conference.
In that connection, his Government had signed a trade and development agreement with the European Union.
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Ms. Karpinska(Poland) said that Polish law was already compliant with the provisions of the Convention, which her Government had signed in 2013.
The Government had signed an agreement with Egypt on the secondment of Egyptian judges to work in Kuwait.
The Panel notes that, on 18 September 2014,the House of Representatives of Liberia unanimously ratified the Arms Trade Treaty, which the Government had signed on 4 June 2013 in New York.
His Government had signed the newly adopted International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism.
The Secretary-General stated that in 2011, trade unions,employers and the Government had signed a national charter on social dialogue providing for the establishment of an institution to help resolve conflicts.
The Government had signed cooperation agreements with several civil society organizations and was eager to increase such collaboration.
Mr. Kuindwa(Kenya) expressed his delegation's continued support for the process of establishing the International Criminal Court,in which it had participated actively; his Government had signed the Statute and was taking steps to ratify it.
More than 60 heads of State or Government had signed the Declaration during the Millennium Summit or soon thereafter.
His Government had signed the Treaty of Tlatelolco and therefore supported efforts to establish a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
During the period under review, the Government had signed the United Nations Convention against Corruption on 22 April 2005.
The Government had signed an historic agreement, covering land claims and self-government, with the Nisga'a people and the Province of British Columbia.
He welcomed the fact that the Government had signed the Optional Protocol to the Convention and planned to ratify it shortly.
His Government had signed the Statute on 8 September 2000 in response to the Secretary-General's appeal in his letter of 15 May 2000, but its ratification would depend on the manner in which the problem of the definition of the crime of aggression was solved.
The representative of Portugal, noting that her Government had signed the Agreement, said that its ratification was under consideration in her country's Parliament.
Her Government had signed the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America, which was designed to consolidate the status of the region as an area of peace, freedom, democracy and development, and in which the parties pledged to fight terrorism, sabotage and organized crime by all means possible.
With regard to asylum, the delegation recalled that in 2013, the Government had signed and ratified the Convention on the Status of Stateless Persons and the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
In September 2001, his Government had signed Environment Charters with the Chief Ministers of most United Kingdom Overseas Territories.
The representative of Pakistan reported that his Government had signed a memorandum of understanding on judicial cooperation and information sharing with various countries.
As early as 1993, the Government had signed a protocol with the Chechen Parliament on the delimitation of powers and a special status for the Chechen Republic.
Ms. Mukhammadieva(Tajikistan) said that in 2004 the Government had signed an agreement with the Russian Federation to protect the rights of migrant workers from the two respective countries.
In September 2003, her Government had signed the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and had subsequently embarked on the process of ratification.
At the SADC Summit held in Maseru, Lesotho, in August 1996,the SADC heads of State and Government had signed a protocol on combating illicit drug trafficking, which was in line with the provisions of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
With respect to Darfur, his Government had signed a document with the United Nations which facilitated the provision of humanitarian assistance, especially by the International Organization for Migration.
Responding to the question on the measures adopted to eradicate torture in places of detention,she said that the Government had signed, on 14 March 2006, a convention with the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) under which ICRC could make unannounced visits to places of detention in Togo in order to monitor the conditions under which persons were held there.
Mr. Faati(Gambia) noted that his Government had signed the two Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and intended to ratify them soon.