Примеры использования Indigenous representatives expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some indigenous representatives expressed support for the first proposal.
It was noted,for example, that during the twelfth session of the Working Group a few indigenous representatives expressed the view that certain of the participants claiming status as indigenous people were not in fact so.
All indigenous representatives expressed disagreement with the second proposal.
To the extent that the use of the term"indigenous peoples" in the Declaration"… is in the context of, and without prejudice to the outcome of, ongoing international negotiations on texts that specificallydeal with this issue…"(para. 24), indigenous representatives expressed their dismay at what they felt to be a denial of their human right to be considered as"peoples" equal to other peoples in the world.
Many other indigenous representatives expressed opinions along the same lines.
Indigenous representatives expressed their full support for article 3 in its current wording.
Paragraph 65 should read:"Mr. Jackson voiced the concern of indigenous representatives, expressed at the informal consultations, that they not be addressed as indigenous people or populations in the Declaration.
Indigenous representatives expressed their concerns about the proposal to postpone the adoption of this article.
As stated above, indigenous representatives expressed repeatedly the wish that the United Nations system should focus now on development.
Indigenous representatives expressed their concern because of the short time available to prepare for the discussion of this proposal.
Many indigenous representatives expressed concern about the negative impact of the process of globalization on their peoples.
Several indigenous representatives expressed appreciation of the concerns presented by Mexico regarding the current process.
Several indigenous representatives expressed the opinion that the right to selfdetermination was not a static concept and was continually evolving.
A number of indigenous representatives expressed the view that the forum should be placed at an even higher level within the United Nations system.
Several indigenous representatives expressed concern with regard to the use of the word[instruments] as it would exclude customary international law.
Indigenous representatives expressed a desire to keep this language in the text, while many governmental delegations strongly opposed keeping it.
Indigenous representatives expressed their firm commitment to continuing their participation in the discussions during the current and future sessions based on that procedure.
A number of indigenous representatives expressed concern that globalization would lead to the assimilation of indigenous peoples into dominant societies.
Indigenous representatives expressed the view that the success of the Decade could only be ensured if resources from the regular budget were made available.
A number of indigenous representatives expressed support for the proposals made by Norway and New Zealand and called for the adoption of the article with those modifications.
Many indigenous representatives expressed the need to secure effective participation of indigenous peoples in the Commission's deliberations on the draft declaration.
Many indigenous representatives expressed the view that domestic law could not be used to fetter and limit the draft declaration or international law in general.
All indigenous representatives expressed their preference for the article as originally drafted as essential for upholding treaty rights and obligations.
Some indigenous representatives expressed the view that their interventions and attendance too often became symbolic activities and that the meeting did not consider their complaints adequately.
Many indigenous representatives expressed their strong support for the World Conference and stated that racism against indigenous peoples should be one of its focal themes.
Many indigenous representatives expressed concern regarding this article being used to limit or qualify the right to self-determination in the declaration, specifically as expressed in article 3.
Many indigenous representatives expressed criticism of the policies of international trade and lending agencies such as the World Trade Organization, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Indigenous representatives expressed support for the wording in the official English text and did not want translation issues to present an obstacle to the adoption of the article at the current session.
Several indigenous representatives expressed their wish that the Decade should be officially opened at an inauguration ceremony, on approximately 10 December 1994, during the next session of the General Assembly in New York.
Indigenous representatives expressed concern that the proposal made by Governments had 25 sets of brackets in two short paragraphs, rendering it incomprehensible as a basis for serious discussion.