Примеры использования Historic archives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Central State Historic Archives of the Ukrainian SSR.
The Library consists of three pillars:the lecture series, the historic archives and the research library.
The historic archives contain 48 legal instruments covering the period from 1945 to 2005.
To prevent irreversible deterioration or damage, and restore and maintain the capital value of the Palais des Nations and its content,specifically its historic archives;
The Historic Archives of the National Police(established in 2005) has made digital copies of more than 11.5 million records.
The following eight legal instruments were added to the historic archives section of the Web site of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law.
The historic archives of the Audiovisual Library publishes introductory and procedural history notes in all official languages.
The audiovisual materials contained in the Lecture Series and the Historic Archives are now accessible on mobile devices to facilitate access by lawyers in developing countries.
The historic archives of the Audiovisual Library publishes introductory and procedural history notes in all official languages.
The creation of the Audiovisual Library on International Law was also a growing success,with such elements as its lecture series and historic archives constituting a unique educational resource.
The historic archives contain entries for 32 legal instruments covering the period from 1945 to 2005, including multilateral treaties as well as General Assembly and Security Council resolutions.
The present approach has not yet integrated the idea that some of these records have a long-term operational life cycle(sometimes up to 50 years) orwill become historic archives owing to their permanent value.
It would also submit the new legal materials for the Historic Archives and the Lecture Series for translation in all official languages of the Organization 400 pages in total.
The Division researches, preserves and digitizes the audiovisual heritage of the United Nations in the field of international law for the Historic Archives to the extent possible based on the amount of voluntary contributions.
The Historic Archives contain introductory notes by leading authorities on more than 90 legal instruments, as well as procedural histories, related documents and archival audiovisual materials prepared by the Codification Division.
She also commended the Codification Division for making legal publications andother material, including the Historic Archives and the Lecture Series, available through the Audiovisual Library of International Law.
The Historic Archives contains introductory notes by leading authorities, as well as procedural histories, related documents and archival audiovisual materials prepared by the Codification Division, on almost 100 legal instruments.
A relevant example from Guatemala was presented regarding the functioning of the General Archives of Central America, the Historic Archives of the National Police and the Peace Archives, which cooperate to support prosecutions.
The historic archives provide a multimedia resource for teaching, studying and researching significant legal instruments adopted under the auspices of the United Nations, including multilateral treaties as well as General Assembly and Security Council resolutions.
The Library's educational value came from the leading international law scholars and practitioners who donated a significant amount of their time preparing materials for the Library's Lecture Series and Historic Archives, covering all related expenses.
It consists of a permanent collection of scholarly video lectures, historic archives of significant international law instruments and an online legal research library providing extensive international law research materials.
The Audiovisual Library is a virtual training and research centre with more than 220 faculty members from different countries and legal systems who contribute to its three pillars, namely,the lecture series, the historic archives and the research library.
Funds were not available to hire the necessary staff to further develop the Historic Archives and to preserve the audiovisual heritage of the United Nations in the field of international law, some of which was becoming more difficult to preserve with the passage of time.
The Audiovisual Library is a virtual training and research centre with more than 300 leading international law scholars, judges and practitioners from different countries and legal systems who contribute to its three pillars, namely,the Lecture Series, the Historic Archives and the Research Library.
The historic archives contain introductory notes by leading authorities on significant legal instruments adopted under the auspices of the United Nations, as well as procedural histories, related documents and archival audiovisual materials prepared by the Codification Division.
Exciting three-day program will showcase Russian food and souvenirs, folk dance and ballet performance, symphonic music,documents and photographs from historic archives, jubilee stamps, first manned space flight, tourism promotion, education and business opportunities in Russia, lectures and talks by renowned scholars and writers.
The Historic Archives contains introductory notes by leading authorities, as well as procedural histories, related documents and archival audiovisual materials prepared by the Codification Division, on almost 100 legal instruments, with materials added for 26 new legal instruments.
The publications of the United Nations Codification Division, the Treaty Section and the Division for Ocean Affairs andthe Law of the Sea and the Historic Archives and complementary academic materials available through the Audiovisual Library of International Law all constituted a priceless resource for Member States, as they were used by public officials, practicing lawyers, researchers and students seeking to deepen their knowledge of international law.
The publications of the Codification Division andthe Treaty Section and the Historic Archives and complementary academic materials available through the Audiovisual Library of International Law all constituted priceless resources for Member States, as they were used by public officials, practising lawyers and students seeking to deepen their knowledge of international law.
It consists of a permanent collection of scholarly lectures, historic archives of significant international law instruments and an online legal research library providing extensive international law research materials. Since its launch on 28 October 2008, the Audiovisual Library has been accessed by individuals and institutions in 192 Member States of the United Nations.