Примеры использования Implementation of targeted sanctions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ensure compliance with embargoes and implementation of targeted sanctions;
If the United Nations took the implementation of targeted sanctions seriously, it was vital that it should take steps to make the system more compatible with norms of international law.
The current Stockholm process focuses on the implementation of targeted sanctions.
Challenges to the effective implementation of targeted sanctions by Member States can often be attributed to a lack of political will, a lack of capacity to enforce them on the ground or a combination of both.
The Government has yet to respond to the requests for updated information concerning the implementation of targeted sanctions.
De-listing procedures in relation to the implementation of targeted sanctions and the legal consequences of de-listing;
III. Model questionnaire for Member States based on the findings of the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions.
De-listing procedures in relation to the implementation of targeted sanctions and the legal consequences of listing and de-listing.
Members recognized the need to continue efforts to further refine the design and strengthen the implementation of targeted sanctions.
Delisting procedures in relation to the implementation of targeted sanctions and the legal consequences of listing and delisting;
The Sanctions Committeewould appreciate your assistance, and expects to learn from your experience to improve the implementation of targeted sanctions.
I was pleased to note that some of the findings from the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions were reflected in the enhanced reporting requirements contained in Security Council resolution 1455 2003.
On 25 February, the Security Council heard a briefing by the State Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, Hans Dahlgren, on the results of the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions.
The Panel provided an overview of recent developments regarding implementation of targeted sanctions and discussed possible next steps.
In this regard, the Panel took note of the recommendations concerning the capacity of expert panels andmonitoring mechanisms developed under the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions.
On 25 February 2003, the Security Council heard a briefing on the results of the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions, which has built on the results of previous efforts undertaken in this field.
Iii Encourage Member States to establish effective interdepartmental coordination between relevant agencies andto identify central contact points for the transmission of information about the implementation of targeted sanctions;
In recent European cases, however,courts have begun to review the implementation of targeted sanctions with regard to conformity with norms of jus cogens a body of higher rules of international law from which no derogation is possible.
The Panel's report indicated no evidence of significant breaches of the arms embargo andlimited progress on the implementation of targeted sanctions, particularly the assets freeze.
A key lesson drawn from this process concerns the measures to strengthen the role of the United Nations in the implementation of targeted sanctions, the necessary coordination among United Nations actors and the importance of sanctions committees that have the leading role in monitoring the implementation of Security Council targeted sanctions. .
The Committee should consider requesting Member States to respond to a targeted questionnaire on sanctions implementation, which could be based on the model developed by the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions see annex III.
The Council has also established expert groups, a number of which receive support from United Nations peacekeeping operations,which monitor the implementation of targeted sanctions and provide recommendations on how to increase their effectiveness and on how to mitigate their humanitarian and socio-economic impact.
At its 4713th meeting, held on 25 February 2003, concerning general issues relating to sanctions(S/PV.4713),the Security Council heard a briefing by the State Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, Hans Dahlgren, on the results of the Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions.
The findings set out above, and reports of other expert panels andthe Stockholm Process on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions, point to the relevance of considering the international implementation of an effective arms-brokering system as an integral part of the arms embargo.
Recent and pending cases in national and regional courts-- most prominently those currently on appeal to the European Court of Justice-- will prove instructive to future implementation of targeted sanctions and the protection of individual rights.
Afternoon1 Mr. Peter Wallensteen,Special Program on the Implementation of Targeted Sanctions(SPITS), Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University(Sweden); Mr. Batees Gill, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute(SIPRI); and Mr. Anders Wallberg, Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the report"United Nations ams embargoes: Their impact on arms flows and target behaviour.
The focal point responded to some of the Group's requests for information regarding illegal armed groups, aviation, customs, finance,child protection and the implementation of targeted sanctions against listed individuals, but other requests remain outstanding.
The European Union had developed a multipronged strategy to counter the financing of terrorism which integrated issues such as the analysis of evolving threats; the development of best practices on implementing counter-terrorism financing andantimoney- laundering standards, including those of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering(FATF); and the implementation of targeted sanctions regimes.
On 23 February, the Committee received a briefing by the Special Representative of Interpol to the United Nations on possible ways of cooperating with the Committee in improving the effectiveness and implementation of targeted sanctions, pursuant to resolution 1699(2006) and to an exchangeof letters between Interpol and the United Nations.
It should work in close cooperation with the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate,which could serve as a system integrator for all activities aiming to enhance capacities with respect to the implementation of targeted sanctions, regardless of any sanctions regime in particular.