Примеры использования Non-governmental organizations would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Non-governmental organizations would be able to speak;
To that end, cooperation with non-governmental organizations would be strengthened.
Non-governmental organizations would have no negotiating role;
The existing institutional machinery, the Government, the gender desks,the Ministries and non-governmental organizations would all work in a collaborative manner.
Non-governmental organizations would be advised of the terms and conditions of their participation.
The preparatory process itself, with the participation of Governments, international institutions,the private sector and non-governmental organizations, would bring those goals closer.
Representatives of non-governmental organizations would also be allowed to make statements in the Ad Hoc Committee of the Whole.
Enhancing cooperation between the United Nations and the private sector,civil society and non-governmental organizations would greatly increase the efficiency of the Organization's work.
International non-governmental organizations would act as intermediaries by circulating information and providing feedback.
The UNMEE Mine Action Coordination Centre, the United Nations humanitarian agencies and non-governmental organizations would play a significant rehabilitation and reconstruction role.
During that meeting, non-governmental organizations would be invited to offer country-specific information on the States parties to be reviewed by the Committee.
Mr. Windführ said that, in the absence of any document enunciating clearly how the right to food was violated andwhat the obligations of States were in that regard, non-governmental organizations would find it difficult to satisfy the Committee.
Cooperation with member States and non-governmental organizations would ensure that those recommendations led to improved child-health and survival rates.
Australia hoped that the various bodies of the United Nations system whose work touched on drug control,together with relevant regional and non-governmental organizations, would play a prominent role in the special session.
Under the terms of the draft proposal, the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations would recommend to the Economic and Social Council the holding of a one-week resumed session.
After providing a detailed account of legislation and other measures to ensure public dissemination of information related to procedures and conditions for public procurement,Argentina indicated that the involvement of the Chamber of Commerce and non-governmental organizations would improve the transparency of the processes.
They anticipated that non-governmental organizations would continue to play those roles and that support should be provided based upon their competence and quality of service.
On the understanding that these recommendations should be implemented taking into account thevarious national interests and contexts and that collaboration with non-governmental organizations would strictly adhere to the requirements of the relevant General Assembly resolutions on the matter.
It was to be hoped that humanitarian non-governmental organizations would abide by a code of conduct ruled out interfering in the internal affairs of States and threatening their unity and stability.
At its 7th plenary meeting, on 4 May 1995,the Council decided that the second session of the Working Group on the Review of Arrangements for Consultations with Non-Governmental Organizations would take place from 8 to 12 May 1995 and the 1995 session of the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations from 12 to 23 June 1995.
She hoped that Member States and non-governmental organizations would continue to work together in preparation for the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in the same spirit of harmony and willingness to engage in a dialogue.
At the 7th meeting, on 4 May, on the proposal of the President,the Council decided that the second session of the Open-ended Working Group on the Review of Arrangements for Consultation with Non-Governmental Organizations would take place from 8 to 12 May and the 1995 session of the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations from 12 to 23 June.
Partnership between Governments and non-governmental organizations would benefit the process, and the Forum recognized the need for consultation at the grass-roots level.
The resolution of the Transitional Executive Council regarding the participation of international observers also expressed"the hope thatall international observers and other observers from South African and foreign non-governmental organizations would cooperate closely in the performance of their task to oversee the electoral process at all stages.
The involvement of civil society and non-governmental organizations would focus on the advancement of women and human rights by ensuring access for all to basic services, jobs and the means of production.
While emphasizing that decision-making must remain within the exclusive purview of Member States,they considered that access for non-governmental organizations would contribute to a significant increase in transparency and accountability in the United Nations, and improve the quality of such decision-making.
The North American non-governmental organizations would continue their practice of having Standing Committees in areas of special concern such as human rights, economic development, religious groups and the status of women.
The Ministry of Women's Affairs, in cooperation with national institutions and non-governmental organizations, would continue the fight to eliminate existing discriminatory provisions and promote women's rights.
The non-governmental organizations would seek to generate public support for the Palestinian people through campaigns around the themes of the future of Jerusalem, Israeli settlements and their expansion in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and the Palestinian refugees' right of return.
A more open policy towards non-governmental organizations would help to establish a link between decision-makers in New York and the people of the world, who might otherwise fail to understand the decisions made and react against them.