Примеры использования Indivisible elements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights: draft resolution.
The Commission's adoption of resolution 1998/21,entitled Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights.
In its resolution 2004/54,entitled"Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights", the Commission called upon the High Commissioner to include details of activities undertaken by the Office to implement that resolution in her annual report to the Commission.
Report of the High Commissionerpursuant to General Assembly resolution 48/141: tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights(E/CN.4/2002/18/Add.2);
The Commission on Human Rights,in its resolution 2002/55 entitled"Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights", called upon the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) to include details of activities undertaken by the Office to implement that resolution in the report of the High Commissioner to the Commission at its sixtieth session.
This document will also contain information on the activities undertaken by the Office of the High Commissioner to implement Commission resolutions 1998/21, entitled"Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights" and 1999/57, entitled"Promotion of the right to democracy.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights.
The general goals that the Islamic Republic of Iran should have before it in this regard were most recently reiterated by the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 1998/21 entitled“Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights”, adopted 9 April 1998.
In its resolution 1996/19,entitled“Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights”, adopted under the present agenda item, the Commission decided to consider that question at its fifty-third session.
The attention of the SubCommission is also drawn to Commission on Human Rights resolutions 2000/52, entitled"Rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities", and 2000/50,entitled"Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights.
In its decision 1997/118, the Commission, bearing in mind its resolution 1996/19,entitled“Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights”, and the need to allow time for the implementation of the resolution, decided to defer consideration of this question to its fifty-fourth session under the relevant agenda item.
We therefore agree with the efforts of the United Nations Secretary-General, who, since 1992, has been striving to bring about coordination within the United Nations and who,in his most recent memorandum, talks of the need for an integrated approach to development, based on the indivisible elements of peace, democracy and development programmes.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the.
By adopting resolutions andconsidering reports on tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements of the promotion and protection of human rights and following up the implementation of the Programme of Action of the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance which identifies key elements for combating prejudices and racism and for promoting tolerance and respect.
Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the.
Among these resolutions, attention is drawn to resolution 2000/50 of 25 April 2000, on tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights, in which the Commission expresses its full awareness that even at the onset of the twenty-first century, forces of aggressive nationalism, absence of religious tolerance and ethnic extremism continue to produce fresh challenges.
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Pluralism Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion.
Informed consent invokes several human rights elements that are indivisible, interdependent and interrelated.
That approach better reflected the legal position of States and, in particular,demonstrated the cumulative and indivisible relationship between the two constituent elements.
Its central philosophy is that security is comprehensive and indivisible and that shared values are constitutive elements of a stable security environment.
While pondering the creation of a new global and, in particular, European infrastructure of stability,we have in mind very specific elements that will create a single and indivisible unit.
It should also include a monitoring and evaluation mechanism that begins with the first stage of the implementation process.It should be dealt with as an indivisible package in terms of accepting or rejecting its elements.
By referring to all rights of the relevant bodies of law, the ICRC workshop definition recognizes that civil, political, economic, social andcultural rights are indivisible parts of the whole of human rights and that these elements are also combined in humanitarian and refugee law.
We are convinced that a gradual movement from simple to more complex bilateral and multilateral measures and agreements will set up a solid basis for the prevention of armed conflicts and the strengthening of national and regional security, which, in turn,are inalienable elements of the modern architecture of a comprehensive and indivisible system of international security.
Belarus is convinced that a gradual movement from simple to more complex bilateral and multilateral measures and agreements will establish a solid basis for efforts to prevent armed conflicts and strengthen national and regional security, which are,in turn, essential elements of the modern international security architecture, a comprehensive and indivisible system.
An examination of this Treaty confirms that, aside from its undoubted nature as a joint investment,its major elements were the proposed construction and joint operation of a large, integrated and indivisible complex of structures and installations on specific parts of the respective territories of Hungary and Czechoslovakia along the Danube.
These three elements-- the protocol on access and benefit sharing, the strategic plan and the new strategy for resource mobilization-- are part of an indivisible package for the tenth meeting of the Conference.