Примеры использования Planned to ratify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Norway planned to ratify it during the first half of 2005.
One country(Belarus) indicated that it planned to ratify the Protocol.
Serbia planned to ratify the three latest protocols in September 2011.
Bosnia and Herzegovina indicated that it planned to ratify the Convention in 2008.
Moreover, it planned to ratify several other international conventions and the protocols thereto.
The State party's legislation should mirror those provisions if it planned to ratify the Rome Statute.
Serbia stated that it planned to ratify the Protocol on PRTRs by the end of 2012.
He welcomed the fact that the Government had signed the Optional Protocol to the Convention and planned to ratify it shortly.
The Republic of Moldova planned to ratify the Protocol in 2014.
Switzerland planned to ratify and faithfully implement the Kyoto Protocol at the same time as its partners in the industrialized countries.
Lastly, he wondered when the Government planned to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention.
The Government planned to ratify the ILO Convention on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples of 1989(No. 169) through constructive dialogue with the Sami Parliament.
Switzerland, Germany andPortugal informed the Working Group that they planned to ratify the Protocol by the end of the year.
The Republic of Moldova planned to ratify the two amendments in 2010, Finland and Slovenia in 2011.
King Norodom Sihanouk had called for an end to mine warfare and Cambodia planned to ratify the Convention in the very near future.
The Government planned to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and the Genocide Convention.
It commended the establishment of the Action Plan on People with Disabilities andasked when Georgia planned to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The international instruments that the Government planned to ratify were approved by Congress and then by the President of the Republic, who submitted the text to the Constitutional Court.
Mr. DUNCAN(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)said that the United Kingdom welcomed the entry into force of Protocol V and planned to ratify it in the near future.
She was pleased that the State party planned to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention in the coming year.
The law had been inspired largely by the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families,which the Argentine authorities planned to ratify.
Her Government also planned to ratify the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families in due course.
Most importantly, they had adopted Protocol V on explosive remnants of war, whose entry into force was imminent and which New Zealand,for its part, planned to ratify before the end of 2006.
France planned to ratify all three instruments, but the procedure might take one to two years for the first amendment and the Protocol, as these required the adoption of legislation.
Five Member States, namely Croatia, Romania, Slovakia, Tajikistan and The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,informed the meeting that they planned to ratify the Protocol in 2008.
Countries were not only asked whether they still planned to ratify, accept or approve the Protocol, but also about the reasons why they had not yet become a Contracting Party to it.
Poland and the Republic of Korea had announced their ratifications at the Conference, and the Russian Federation anda number of other countries had indicated during the World Summit on Sustainable Development that they planned to ratify in the near future.
Liechtenstein had signed all the international instruments relating to trafficking in women and girls and planned to ratify them once the necessary adjustments had been made to its domestic legislation.
Additionally, Armenia planned to ratify the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its two Protocols and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court during the autumn session of the National Assembly.
There had been calls for States to ratify these Conventions, andit had been especially gratifying to hear from those delegations who had indicated that they planned to ratify- or had already ratified- the Conventions on Statelessness.