Примеры использования International observers to monitor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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About 2,500 national and international observers to monitor elections.
The CHAIRMAN, speaking as a member of the Committee,suggested that the second sentence should be amended to read:"… inviting international observers to monitor elections in certain areas.
We invite international observers to monitor the elections to the Parliament.
Madagascar does not place any restrictions on the participation of international observers to monitor the electoral process.
Israel will make it possible for international observers to monitor the elections and will do all that it can to facilitate a smooth, fair, transparent and democratic electoral process.
Both the Government and the opposition welcome the role of the United Nations and of international observers to monitor the elections.
The Government had invited international observers to monitor the process of fair and free elections.
The new Government was committed to ensuring that future elections would be truly fair andfree and to inviting international observers to monitor the democratic process.
Central Electoral Commission accredited national and international observers to monitor the republican constitutional referendum of September 5, 2010.
In these letters, President Kabbah andMr. Sankoh request the United Nations to provide, in accordance with the terms of the Peace Agreement, neutral international observers to monitor the peace in Sierra Leone.
The Government had invited local and international observers to monitor the electoral process.
The members of the Council called on the Government of Liberia to create the conditions for free, fair and transparent legislative andpresidential elections, and to allow international observers to monitor the electoral process.
He would also like to know whether the Government had agreed to allow international observers to monitor the trials of persons being prosecuted for acts of terrorism in Algeria.
It will be recalled that in their letters of 30 November and 9 December 1996 to my predecessor(S/1996/1049, annexes I andII), the parties requested the United Nations to provide neutral international observers to monitor the peace process.
The Government should also consider inviting or permitting international observers to monitor the forthcoming republican elections.
CEC accredited 31 persons as international observers to monitor the parliamentary elections of November 28, 2010 on behalf of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights(OSCE/ODIHR).
The Central Electoral Commission(CEC) accredited Tuesday 258 more national and international observers to monitor the parliamentary elections.
CEC has accredited national and international observers to monitor the republican constitutional referendum of September 5, 2010, representing: Representation“International Foundation for Electoral Systems”(IFES);
We are fully supportive of the implementation ofthe road map and would be prepared to assist in sending international observers to monitor the stage-by-stage implementation on the ground of the decisions contained in the road map.
In accordance with the terms of the Peace Agreement signed by our two parties in Abidjan today, Saturday,30 November 1996, we have great pleasure in requesting you to assist in providing neutral international observers to monitor the peace in Sierra Leone.
In full compliance with its international obligations, Belarus invited over 1,000 international observers to monitor the elections, including from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) and the Commonwealth of Independent States CIS.
In accordance with the terms of the Peace Agreement signed by the Government of Sierra Leone and the Revolutionary United Front on Saturday,30 November 1996, I have great pleasure in requesting you to assist in providing neutral international observers to monitor the peace in Sierra Leone.
CEC has accredited national and international observers to monitor the July 29, 2009 parliamentary elections as follows: 3 international observers on behalf of the Hungarian Embassy to Moldova;
Also at its first meeting, TEC adopted a resolution requesting the United Nations, the Commonwealth, the European Union and the Organization of African Unity(OAU), as well as theGovernments of individual countries, to provide international observers to monitor the elections, and requested the United Nations to coordinate the activities of all such international observers. 7/.
He indicated that he had already invited international observers to monitor the elections and the critical process of voter registration and expressed the full confidence of the Government in the Chair of the National Electoral Commission.
As one of its very first acts, the Transitional Executive Council on 7 December 1993 endorsed a resolution adopted by the Multi-party Negotiating Council containing a request to the international community, including the United Nations, the Commonwealth, the European Union and the Organization of African Unity(OAU),as well as individual Governments, to provide a sufficient number of international observers to monitor the electoral process.
In addition to responding to the invitation to international observers to monitor all stages of the elections, the international community should react positively to any other requests for technical assistance or expertise at any stage of the electoral and transitional processes.
Mr. GAMBARI( Nigeria), Chairman of the Special Committee against Apartheid: As members are aware, at its 1st meeting, on 17 December 1993, the Transitional Executive Council endorsed the resolution requesting the United Nations, the Commonwealth, the European Union and the Organization of African Unity,as well as individual Governments, to provide a sufficient number of international observers to monitor the electoral process in South Africa and called upon the United Nations to coordinate all such international observers. .
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the invitation for international observers to monitor all stages of the elections and calls upon the international community to react positively to this invitation and to any other requests for technical assistance or expertise at any stage of the electoral and transitional processes.
At its first meeting on 7 December 1993, the Transitional Executive Council endorsed a resolution that was adopted on 6 December 1993, by the Multiparty Negotiating Council,requesting, inter alia, the United Nations to provide"a sufficient number of international observers to monitor the electoral process and to coordinate the activities of the international observers provided by the Organization of African Unity(OAU), the European Union and the Commonwealth Observer Mission in South Africa(COMSA) as well as those provided by Governments.