Примеры использования Her government believed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her Government believed education was an important tool for the elimination of discrimination.
With regard to the general reservation concerning thepreservation of service and custodial discipline, her Government believed that if any measure adopted with the aim of preserving discipline was in conflict with the Covenant, procedures authorized by United Kingdom law should prevail.
Her Government believed that such a concept could also be applied to the situation of indigenous peoples.
The current legal framework applicable to outer space was insufficient to guarantee the prevention of an arms race in outer space and her Government believed that the Conference on Disarmament should lead the way in urgently negotiating a multilateral agreement on the subject.
Her Government believed that such an approach was more effective than making abstract declarations.
Ms. Larsen(Norway) said that her Government believed that international terrorism must be combated in ways that did not undermine the fundamental norms of international law.
Her Government believed that the eradication of poverty was the most important challenge to sustainable development.
Ms. Tsheole(South Africa)said that her Government believed that elections were the bedrock of democracy and constituted more than the"high-stakes competition" mentioned in the report.
Her Government believed that the Organization should have a budget and that its staff should be required to prepare one.
The United States said that her Government believed that the Treaty''s framework was sound but that it had tomust be strengthened to deal with the threat of nuclear weapons and nuclear terrorism.
Her Government believed that human rights, being universal values, should be furthered in every part of the world.
Ms. KAPROVÁ(Czech Republic)said her Government believed that children would make progress at school only if they showed an interest in lifelong education and participated responsibly in civil society.
Her Government believed that international cooperation was essential for the implementation of the Declaration and Platform for Action.
Ms. Rajaonarivelo(Madagascar) said that her Government believed that the promotion and protection of human rights should be an integral part of the efforts of the international community to create an environment that was conducive to sustainable development.
Since her Government believed that it was important to strengthen the Convention, it had welcomed the entry into force of its Optional Protocol.
Without entering into the substance of the matter, her Government believed that, on a procedural level, its position had been misrepresented since it had never mandated the Chairman to express support for the Chairman of the Advisory Committee in the name of the entire Fifth Committee.
Her Government believed that the Special Rapporteur should be provided with the necessary funds from the regular budget of the United Nations.
Ms. Chen Can(China)said that her Government believed that sustainable development went hand in hand with the protection and promotion of human rights and that the Government was responsible for enhancing social and economic development while safeguarding citizens' rights.
Her Government believed that prevention, especially through education and awareness-raising, was the best defence against the spread of terrorism.
Her Government believed that the enjoyment by women and girls of their rights was possible only through the realization of the rights of every group in society.
Her Government believed that UNEP should be upgraded into a specialized agency so that environmental issues could be addressed in a comprehensive manner.
Her Government believed that it was critical to find language which reconciles the interests of indigenous peoples in land and resources, and the rights of States.
Her Government believed that the Republic of China on Taiwan could play an important and beneficial role in the international community, and that it was willing to play that role.
Her Government believed that there were many opportunities for cooperation in the South Atlantic, but the Argentine Government had rejected them in recent years.
Her Government believed that the basic work of creating and nurturing a tolerant society based on the principles of equality and cultural diversity must be carried out by the State.
Her Government believed that the trade unions had been greatly encouraged by those new provisions, which would enable them to analyse the pay gap properly.
Her Government believed that with honesty and strong political will from the relevant players, it would be possible to reach a lasting and comprehensive agreement.
Her Government believed that the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings was a major step in the fight against terrorism and planned to sign it in the near future.
Her Government believed that article 12(1) of the Constitution, enshrining the principle of equality of all persons before the law, provided a sufficient guarantee of equality to all Singaporeans, men and women.
Her Government believed that constitutional inclusion was a step towards guaranteeing the inclusion of indigenous groups, as illustrated by the protection of the Saami peoples under the Norwegian Constitution.