Примеры использования Panama stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Central American Presidents who met in Panama stated.
The observer for Panama stated that trafficking in Ecstasy had substantially increased in his country.
With regard to the notification obligation of paragraph 6(a), Cuba,Guatemala and Panama stated that they had provided the requisite information to the Secretary-General.
Panama stated that the process of globalization had shortened the distance between countries, peoples, cultures and generations.
In introducing the report, the representative of Panama stated that Panama had recently gone to great efforts to advance the status of women.
Panama stated that measures undertaken gave particular attention to the situation of rural women in national, regional and global development strategies.
In its response of 9 May 2000 to the Secretary-General, Panama stated that it did not authorize its large-scale fishing vessels to use drift-nets.
Panama stated that requests to the Republic of Panama for legal assistance pursuant to article 18, paragraph 13, must be made through diplomatic channels.
South Africa, Italy,Spain and Panama stated that the author's identity would be not be revealed without the person's prior or express consent.
Panama stated that the acceptable languages for requests for judicial assistance addressed to the Republic of Panama were Spanish and English.
The representative of Panama stated that his delegation had intended to vote against draft resolution A/C.4/65/L.12.
Panama stated that the authorities that could assist other States parties in developing measures to prevent transnational organized crime were.
Ecuador, Guatemala and Panama stated that they had fully implemented measures to ensure timely reporting on revenue and expenditure, in accordance with paragraph 2(b) of the Convention.
Panama stated that forestry legislation had been endorsed(Law No. 1 of 3 February 1994) and that the necessary mechanisms for preventing illicit trafficking in species of wild flora and fauna had been established.
In its third report(p. 7), Panama stated that Preliminary Bill No. 162 regulating the operations of money transfer agencies was awaiting approval by the President of the Republic.
Panama stated that it was a signatory of conventions that required its commitment to participating actively with the international community in preventing and prosecuting crime and terrorism.
With regard to the provisions under review, Panama stated that its legislation was fully compliant with the requirements of the Convention and referred to the creation of the Administrative Tribunal for Public Procurement.
Panama stated that, if a State party did not cooperate, it would be necessary to have recourse to such other mechanisms established in international treaty law as the Committee should decide to use.
The Government of Panama stated that article 30 of the Constitution of the Republic of Panama provides that there shall be no death penalty, nor expatriation or confiscation of property.
Panama stated that it had designated the Maritime Authority of Panama as the authority to receive and respond to requests for assistance and for confirmation of registry or of the right of a vessel to fly its flag.
Panama stated that, while it was true that the Committee was not a judicial body, it was also true that its recommendations must be considered and adopted by State parties which had ratified the Convention.
The Government of Panama stated that it had taken a series of actions in order to fulfil the commitments undertaken with respect to General Assembly resolution 64/160 on globalization and its impact on the full enjoyment of all human rights.
Panama stated that it had designated the Ministry of Government and Justice as the national body or single point of contact to act as liaison between it and other States parties on matters relating to the Firearms Protocol.
Panama stated that, as a result of its geographical situation, it served as a transit point between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, making it one of the most heavily used routes in the world by vessels transporting oil and gas for storage and sale at the national and international levels.
Panama stated that, in accordance with and in furtherance of the international action plans for the management of fishing capacity, it had reduced its fishing fleet by more than 70 per cent and had adapted its fleet to the requirements of regional organizations of the areas in which these vessels fished.
Panama stated that its domestic law did not require the involvement of an organized criminal group for purposes of the offences established in accordance with article 5, paragraph 1(a)(i), but did require an act in furtherance of the agreement for purposes of the offences established in accordance with article 5, paragraph 1(a) i.
Panama stated that the fact of committing, organizing, ordering, financing, encouraging, instigating or tolerating acts of violence directed against persons or their property, creating a state of terror(dread or fear) in the minds of leaders, groups of persons or the general public with a view to compelling them to concede certain advantages or act in a given way constituted an act of terrorism.
For instance, Panama states that its national strategic objective is to promote women's access to health information and services as a human right.
Article 19 of chapter 1(Fundamental guarantees) of Title III(Individual and social rights and duties) of the Constitution of the Republic of Panama states:"There shall be no public or private privileges, or discrimination, on grounds of race, birth, social class, sex, religion or political opinion.
Argentina, Brunei Darussalam, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Togo and Zambia stated that this was due to difficulties concerning resources.