Примеры использования Grenada's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contents of the report andthis response would be submitted to the cabinet prior to Grenada's attendance at the fifty-first session.
I pledge Grenada's participation at the highest level.
United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean- Grenada's Information Society- Country Profile.
Grenada's ports of entry are compliant with international requirements.
The following sections contain Grenada's response to the specific issues and questions of the Committee.
Grenada's Parliament consists of Her Majesty-Queen of England represented by the Governor-General, a Senate and a House of Representatives.
Following Ivan's passage in 2004, Grenada's economic growth forecast shrank from 5.7 per cent to -1.4 per cent.
Grenada's method of execution by hanging has been condemned by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights as degrading and inhumane.
During the interactive dialogue, it had noted Grenada's commitment to good governance, accountability, and the rule of law.
Grenada's first postage stamps used one of the main Chalon design with the name and denomination horizontally printed relative on the top and bottom of the stamp.
The United States of America praised Grenada's efforts to promote education and develop life skills among Grenada's youth.
Grenada's main strategy to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger focuses on expanding the productive sectors of the economy, particularly the agricultural sector.
HIV/AIDS poses a drain on the scarce resources of the small economies, like Grenada's, whose revenues have been further negatively impacted by last year's horrific events.
Spain welcomed Grenada's commitment to ensuring the right to compulsory and free primary education for all.
Indeed, these new economic realities have important implications for the survival of small andvulnerable economies such as Grenada's, which are so heavily dependent on a favourable external environment.
Nicaragua noted Grenada's actions to promote and protect human rights.
Consultations will continue with relevant Government Ministries, social agencies, Trade Unions and Non Governmental Organisations throughout Grenada's preparation for the interactive phase of the Universal Periodic Review.
It inquired about Grenada's plans to ensure effective civil society involvement in the follow-up to the review.
It was added that consultations had continued with relevant Government ministries,social agencies, trade unions and non-governmental organizations throughout Grenada's preparation for the interactive phase of the universal periodic review.
It also noted Grenada's efforts to ensure equal enjoyment of the right to education and its efforts in the area of economic, social and cultural rights.
Referring to recommendations rejected by Grenada during its first review under the UPR, on the abolition of the death penalty and on adopting a formal moratorium, JS2 indicated that while no executions have been carried out for decades, Grenada's retention of the death penalty keeps open the possibility of reinstituting executions.
Morocco commended Grenada's efforts, in particular for vulnerable members of the population, such as women, children, the elderly, the disabled and the poor.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland acknowledged Grenada's vulnerability to natural disasters and the devastating effects that these could have on infrastructure and livelihoods.
It is Grenada's hope that the sixty-third session will be filled with a spirit of camaraderie, goodwill, collaboration, equity, trust and confidence in our ability to improve the general well-being of mankind.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland welcomed Grenada's active participation in the universal periodic review process, and noted that Grenada had accepted a number of recommendations.
Grenada's efforts to achieve sustainable development can be helped by both the December 2011 Durban Climate Change Conference and the June 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development Rio+20.
It welcomed Grenada's decision to accept almost all of the recommendations made, which reaffirmed the country's commitment to fulfilling its international obligations.
Before answering Grenada's question, he expressed satisfaction that Task Force 4 of the Millennium Project, dealing with child and maternal health, was giving special attention in its report of its activities to the right to health.
The report highlights Grenada's background, Constitution, Governance, Judiciary, Domestic Legislations, Treaties& Conventions ratified by the Government, Protection of Human Rights, National priorities, Achievements, Challenges, Constraints and expectation of the State within the general framework of meeting the international obligations and demands of its people.