Примеры использования Had ushered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Skinner-Klée(Guatemala) said that the signing of the peace accords had ushered in a new era of sustainable development in Guatemala.
The special session had ushered in a new phase in which all parties would need to strengthen their efforts to find practical ways of fully implementing the results achieved.
Indeed, the view both within andoutside the Government was that regroupement had ushered in a more secure environment in the capital.
Mr. Néaoutyne stated that the Nouméa Accord had ushered in an important phase, which had been reflected in the development of the relations among the United Nations, France and New Caledonia.
Mr. WANG Xuexian(China) said that the United Nations Conference on Environment andDevelopment and Agenda 21 had ushered in a new era in international development cooperation.
The fall of the Third Republic andthe coup d'état in 1996 had ushered in a new period of transition which had seen the drafting of a new Constitution and the holding of a presidential election.
The establishment of the Palestinian Authority in the Gaza Strip and the Jericho Area andthe anticipated extension of self-rule to the rest of the West Bank had ushered in a new era in UNRWA's relationship with the Palestinian people.
Her country had held several free andfair elections, which had ushered in leaders committed to the consolidation of democratic institutions, protection of human rights, rule of law and good governance.
Mr. Büchli(Netherlands), speaking on behalf of the Russian Federation,introduced the report on the conclusions of the Centennial of the first International Peace Conference held in 1899(A/54/381) that had ushered in a new era in international relations: the era of the international rule of law and multilateral diplomacy.
Mr. Muchemi(Kenya) said that the Organization's efforts had ushered in a new era, especially in the area of international criminal justice, but also with regard to the achievement of economic, political and social development.
The decision on synergies between the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions adopted in February 2010 at the simultaneous extraordinary meetings of the conferences of the parties to thethree conventions in Bali, Indonesia, had ushered in a series of new developments for which the groundwork had been laid some time previously.
Mr. Mikati stated that the"winds of change" in the Middle East had ushered in a"Palestinian spring" that had led to the formal submission by Palestine of an application for membership in the United Nations.
Finally, he mentioned that the protection of the rights of minorities had taken on a new urgency and had ushered in a new awareness of the importance of such rights, particularly as a means of avoiding conflicts.
Ms. Ben Yedder(Tunisia)said that the change of Government of 7 November 1987 had ushered in a new era in women's rights in Tunisia, owing to the determination of the President to consolidate those rights within the framework of a comprehensive development approach.
He welcomed the strengthening of international cooperation,particularly the Monterrey Consensus, which had ushered in a new partnership between developed and developing countries based on mutual responsibility and accountability.
For instance, the government's abolition of double stamp duty in 2003 had ushered in a range of new Islamic financial activity like permitting financial institutions to offer home ownership plans based on a murabaḥa contract.
The adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples had ushered in a new era as it represented a global consensus and universally accepted standard on the rights of indigenous peoples.
The adoption in May 1997 of a Model Additional Protocol to Safeguards Agreements had ushered in a new era in the history of non-proliferation verification and would have a positive impact on the effectiveness and efficiency of the Agency's safeguards regime.
The socio-political situation seemed similar to thatof her own country, Burkina Faso, where the revolution of 1983 had ushered in great social progress and increased opportunities for women, but had also led to a reduction in individual freedoms which had implications of social equality.
Her delegation welcomed the removal of the armed forces of the Russian Federation from Lithuanian territory three months earlier, which had ushered in a new era of relations of good-neighbourliness between the two countries. An approach based on dialogue was more likely to achieve lasting results than a position based on public confrontation which ignored specific local and historical circumstances.
They have ushered in a new period of global uncertainty.
Third, it has ushered in a democratic era on the back of a very fragile economic infrastructure.
The end of the cold war has ushered in an exciting new period of change, full of new opportunities and new challenges.
The end of the political transition has ushered in a period of opportunity and great optimism in Somalia.
With the rapid development of China's automobile andmotorcycle industry, the die-casting industry has ushered in a new era of development.
Rapid technological innovations in recent years have ushered in a new era of techno-driven growth.
The end of the cold war andthe advent of globalization have ushered in such epochal changes, with their attendant consequences.
The advent of new technologies has ushered in an ever-increasing national and international movement of peoples and goods.
The end of the cold war should have ushered in peace and an era of progress for women.
The end of the cold war has ushered in a period of deep uncertainty and change which exacerbates the drug problem.