Примеры использования Haitian territory на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iv Convene freely in any part of Haitian territory;
In a few days, the whole Haitian territory was covered by the satellite imagery with less than 1 m resolution.
The right to use any means of transport for travel within Haitian territory; .
According to UNDP, a quarter of the Haitian territory is at risk of grave erosion and deforestation has reached an alarming level: 97 per cent of the country's watersheds are completely deforested.
Border controls have been set up by PNH at all land, air andsea border-crossing points in Haitian territory.
In other words,any medical certificate issued by a physician who is authorized to practise in Haitian territory is sufficient to permit the initiation of criminal proceedings.
To make the overall situation worse,only a few days ago- on 5 July- the de facto government in Haiti told the Civilian Mission that its members must cease all activities on Haitian territory.
Since 1996, deportees arriving from the United States orCanada are immediately incarcerated in Haitian territory, those with the worst records being taken directly to the National Penitentiary for at least three months.
Concerns remained about the human rights situation in Haiti, as the insecure environment was exacerbated by the existenceof numerous armed gangs, many of which exercised effective control over large sections of Haitian territory.
The Friends have decided to intensify their cooperation to deter the use of the Haitian territory by international drug traffickers.
On 11 July 1994, the de facto authorities in Haiti delivered to the Executive Director of MICIVIH in Port au Prince a decree of the"Provisional President" declaring the international staff of MICIVIH"undesirable" andgiving them 48 hours to leave Haitian territory.
The Group wishes to highlight the success already achieved in Cité Soleil andhopes to see an extension to the entire Haitian territory, as an example of the synergies between the pacification through the restoration of State authority and the simultaneous implementation of social development projects which consolidate local bodies.
Chilean troops deployed as part of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti were subject to the jurisdiction of Chilean courts for any crimes committed while they were in Haitian territory, as specified in the relevant agreement.
After the installation of the“provisional President”, it became more difficult for the human rights observers of the International Civilian Mission to Haiti(MICIVIH) to carry out their responsibilities because of the increased intimidation and harassment of the international staff of the Mission. On 11 July 1994, the de facto authorities delivered to the Executive Director of MICIVIH at Port-au-Prince a decree of the“provisional President” declaring the international staff of MICIVIH“undesirable” andgiving them 48 hours to leave Haitian territory.
The President of Haiti had also concluded an agreement with the United States of America whereby agents of the United States Coast Guard and the United States Drug Enforcement Administration(DEA)could enter Haitian territory, with the necessary authorization, to interdict vessels suspected of carrying drugs.
On 11 July 1994, the de facto authorities in Haiti delivered to the Executive Director of MICIVIH in Port-au-Prince a decree of the"Provisional President" declaring the internationalstaff of MICIVIH"undesirable" and giving them 48 hours to leave Haitian territory.
Letter dated 12 July(S/1994/829) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council, referring to a decree issued on 11 July 1994, by the de facto authorities in Haiti, declaring the international staff of the United Nations International Civilian Mission in Haiti(MICIVIH)“undesirable” andgiving them 48 hours to leave Haitian territory and conveying his decision to have the staff of MICIVIH evacuated on 13 July 1994.
The peaceful deployment of the multinational force in Haiti, under the aegis of the United Nations and in accordance with Security Council 940(1994) of 31 July 1994,created the necessary conditions for the return of President Aristide to Haitian territory.
In order to perform their duties, the United Nations police monitors would require access to all information on the deployment of all personnel charged with civilian police functions, including control of civil disturbances, andwould need to enjoy complete freedom of movement throughout Haitian territory.
Because of the pressures stemming from the demand for health services for Haitian nationals in the border area, the State Secretariat for Public Health and Social Welfare nearly doubled its budget estimates, which went from 86.3 million pesos in September 1993 to 166.5 million pesos in September 1994,for current expenditure by the hospitals located in the region of the country adjacent to Haitian territory.
On 5 July 1994, the de facto authorities sent to the Joint United Nations-OAS Civilian Mission to Haiti(MICIVIH) a communication demanding the suspension of its activities. On 11 July 1994, they delivered to the Executive Director of MICIVIH at Port-au-Prince a decree of the"provisional President" declaring the international staff of MICIVIH"undesirable" andgiving them 48 hours to leave Haitian territory.
Consequently, if a descendant of a Haitian national is born on Dominican territory, that person is not stateless.
Suriname will sign an agreement with the Government of the United States of America in which provisions will be made for the financial arrangements andother modalities regarding the temporary stay of the Haitian refugees on Surinamese territory.
Consequently, if a descendant of a Haitian national is born on Dominican territory or in any other country the person is not of unknown nationality but a national of the Republic of Haiti.
With the temporary accommodation of Haitian refugees on Surinamese territory, the Government of Suriname gives substance to the views it has expressed in international forums- particularly in the United Nations and the Organization of American States- that it will contribute to the solution of the Haitian crisis.
The Haitian Government would not allow terrorists to use its territory to commit terrorist acts against other States, particularly neighbouring States.
The Dominican State ensured that all Haitians,or persons of Haitian origin and all foreigners present on its territory were informed of their right to be protected against all forms of discrimination.
The independent expert recommended that the State recognize the right of all persons born on Dominican territory, including the children of a Haitian parent, to Dominican citizenship without discrimination on the grounds of the nationality or status of the parents.
The trading areas of those vendors are frequently reduced by rising waters. In fact,occasional Lake Azuei floods impose on Haitian traders wishing to reach certain Haitian localities a detour over Dominican territory.
Concerned about the recurring problems of access to civil registration faced by Haitian nationals,the Dominican Republic offered its support by providing premises on Dominican territory, so that the Haitian Government can start the process of issuing identity documents to Haitian nationals throughout the country, all this with the support of the Organization of American States OAS.