Примеры использования Have signed or ratified на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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II. States which have signed or ratified the Optional Protocol to the.
Since September 2005, more than 20 States have signed or ratified the Treaty.
III. States which have signed or ratified the Optional Protocol to the.
We are hopeful that the Conference will include high-level attendance by States that have signed or ratified the Treaty.
The number of countries which have signed or ratified a protocol has been increasing.
UNFPA is supporting the implementation of the AU African Youth Charter, andto date, over 19 countries have signed or ratified it.
It is true that numerous States have signed or ratified treaties establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones.
The Protocol was adopted by the General Assembly on 25 May 2000(resolution 54/263), and on 5 June it was opened for signature andratification by all States that have signed or ratified the Convention.
States of the region have signed or ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Convention on Anti-Personnel Landmines.
The Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC)submitted an updated list of States that have signed or ratified the OIC Convention on Combating International Terrorism.
States which have signed or ratified the optional protocol to the convention on the rights of the child on the sale of.
Welcomes the fact that some Member States have signed or ratified the Convention or have acceded to it;
The Commonwealth of Independent States submitted an updated list of the legal instruments on counter-terrorism it had adopted,as well as the list of States that have signed or ratified these instruments.
While noting the increasing number of countries which have signed or ratified such protocols, Japan calls on all States that have not yet signed and ratified one to do so.
In that regard, my delegation, while noting that security assurances have been provided by the nuclear-weapon States to all States parties to the treaties of Tlatelolco and of Rarotonga through their respective protocols,remains deeply concerned that not all nuclear-weapon States have signed or ratified the Protocols to the Treaty of Bangkok.
More States have joined key multilateral disarmament and arms control treaties,and more have signed or ratified the International Atomic Energy Agency Additional Protocol.
A list of States that have signed or ratified the two optional protocols to the Convention, and the dates of their signature, or ratification appear in annexes II and III to the present report.
Some also lack the expertise to enact the necessary laws to implement the treaties that they have signed or ratified or to train the personnel required to apply those laws.
An updated list of States that have signed or ratified the two Optional Protocols to the Convention and the dates of their signature or ratification can also be obtained at www. ohchr. org.
Through you, Mr. President, I wish to recommend to the Assembly that paragraph 2 of the draft resolution, which provides the status of signatures and ratifications of the Convention andof the Optional Protocol thereto, be updated, as a number of States have signed or ratified those instruments since the Third Committee adopted the draft resolution on 11 November.
In other positive developments, eight States have signed or ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty since the Conference last November on facilitating the Treaty's entry into force.
Furthermore, it is of great significance that, at the fourth Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), held last month,117 of the countries that have signed or ratified the Treaty agreed on a final declaration calling for the Treaty's early ratification, as well as highlighting the importance of maintaining a moratorium on nuclear testing.
To date, 41 African countries have signed or ratified the 2005 United Nations Convention against Corruption, although few countries have accorded meaningful powers and resources to national bodies tasked with fighting it.
As States parties to the Treaty of Tlatelolco, which established 40 years ago the first nuclear-weapon-free zone in a densely populated area,we call upon the nuclear-weapon States which have signed or ratified the protocols of instruments pertaining to nuclear-weapon-free zones to modifyor remove reservations or unilateral interpretations that affect the status and the denuclearization of such zones.
Although all countries in the region have signed or ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, traditional gender norms, stereotypes and practices persist, including discrimination, son preference, forced marriage, gender-based violence and exclusion from political, social and economic participation.
Fifty-one African States have signed or ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the entire continent is now party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, although universal ratification and full implementation of all international human rights instruments has yet to be achieved.
As of 11 December 1998, 14 had signed or ratified the Kyoto Protocol.
It has signed or ratified the following instruments.
Montenegro has signed or ratified a number of Council of Europe conventions.
Pakistan has signed or ratified 11 out of the 12 anti-terrorism instruments.