Примеры использования Integration with indonesia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They were in East Timor during the period August through September making speeches on the merits of integration with Indonesia.
Development after integration with Indonesia has been quite good and not like what some have described so far.
The East Timorese have readily accepted returning refugees who had supported integration with Indonesia back into local communities.
The successful implementation of the general election in East Timor once again shows that the people have reiterated the aspirations and political choices they first made 21 years ago,when they opted in favour of integration with Indonesia.
They did so by choosing independence through integration with Indonesia in accordance with resolutions 1514(XV), 1541(XV) and 2625 XXV.
Theys was one of those few Papuans selected to take part in this Consultation,which unanimously voted for integration with Indonesia.
This they did by choosing independence through integration with Indonesia in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) and 1541 XV.
I would also like to appeal to this Committee to bring justice to the people of East Timor, listen to their voices andrecognize their decision for integration with Indonesia.
A third party, APODETI emerged advocating East Timor's integration with Indonesia expressing concerns that an independent East Timor would be economically weak and vulnerable.
The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Portugal andIndonesia indicated their readiness to meet with both supporters and opponents of integration with Indonesia, respectively;
And in Macao, APODETI,the East Timorese political party favouring integration with Indonesia, clearly pointed out that integration was the best solution for East Timor- as it was.
Changes quickly began to take place in Timor-Leste as political parties began to form around three key manifestos: association with Portugal,independence, and integration with Indonesia.
And if we are to secure for our children a better life,then our course must be through integration with Indonesia and, as Indonesians, to work for our common prosperity.
Indonesian nationalist and military hardliners, particularly leaders of the intelligence agency Kopkamtib and special operations unit, Opsus,saw the Portuguese coup as an opportunity for East Timor's integration with Indonesia.
This position was followed closely by the Indonesian media such that an East Timorese acceptance of their integration with Indonesia was taken for granted by, and was a non-issue for, the majority of Indonesians.
In fact, in the weeks before our meeting in Austria, a lot of propaganda was produced, as ifthe ones claiming independence were better positioned to neutralize the ones who have chosen integration with Indonesia.
The people of East Timor had exercised their right to self-determination in 1976,having chosen integration with Indonesia, which had been subsequently promulgated as an Indonesia Constitutional Law 7/76 1976.
It also expedited the decision of the Timorese Democratic Union(UDT), Apodeti, Trabalhista and KOTA,representing the majority of the people of East Timor, to petition for integration with Indonesia on 30 November 1975.
Armed and peaceful underground opposition to the integration with Indonesia has continued since the invasion, in spite of the heavy Indonesian military presence in East Timor and the tight control of the population.
Leaders of Indonesian intelligence influential with Suharto had initially envisaged that invasion,subdual of Fretilin resistance, and integration with Indonesia would be quick and relatively painless.
Advocating East Timor's integration with Indonesia and originally named Associacão Integraciacao de Timor Indonesia(Association for the Integration of Timor into Indonesia), APODETI expressed concerns that an independent East Timor would then be economically weak and vulnerable.
He also said that the people of East Timor had exercised their right to self-determination in 1976,having chosen integration with Indonesia which had been subsequently promulgated as Indonesian Constitutional law 7/75 1975.
Mr. Effendi(Indonesia): The response by the representative of Portugal contains no new elements, and the Indonesian delegation therefore does not wish to prolong this debate any further by repeating at length andin detail the events that led to the subsequent decision of the people of East Timor to become independent through integration with Indonesia.
By Presidential Decree No. 65/1984, 285 former members of the Portuguese colonial military forces(Tropas),who later on fought for the integration with Indonesia, were granted the status of government civil servants after undergoing an administrative process.
This they did,by choosing independence through integration with Indonesia in accordance with General Assembly resolution 1514(XV) and principles VI, VIII, and IX of the annex to General Assembly resolution 1541(XV) of 15 December 1960, as further confirmed b the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 2625(XXV) of 24 October 1970.
On 1 May 1999, the Presidency of the European Union issued a statement on East Timor, in which the European Union said that it was deeply concerned at reports that the militias,which favoured East Timor's integration with Indonesia, had physically threatened activists campaigning for independence.
The explanation given by the Governor on the rapid and positive development that has been taking place in East Timor after its integration with Indonesia prompted the Brazilian parliamentarians to invite the Governor to visit Brazil so that he can present the true situation and full picture of East Timor to the people, the Parliament and the Government of Brazil.
Thirdly, the two Ministers expressed their willingness to meet separately with East Timorese holding opposing views on the politicalstatus of East Timor, i.e., the Foreign Minister of Portugal would meet with those who support integration with Indonesia, and the Foreign Minister of Indonesia with those opposed to integration. .
Contrary to Portugal's unwarranted allegations of“systematic abuses of human rights”, the past 20 years of East Timor's integration with Indonesia have reflected development in the province that guarantee that the promotion and protection of human rights, including the right to food, education, health, shelter, religious freedom, the right to vote and the right of assembly, which had been neglected in over four centuries of Portuguese colonial rule of this territory.
We the members of the East Timor House of Representatives, on behalf of our constituents the people of East Timor,wish to express our grave disappointment that the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize has been used to reopen wounds that we have been trying to heal since our integration with Indonesia brought an end to a bloody civil war and a beginning to a process of development never witnessed during more than 450 years of Portuguese colonial rule.