Примеры использования Pledges to continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As a Council member, the Netherlands pledges to continue to. .
Japan pledges to continue its efforts and cooperation in this regard.
Thirdly, the Republic of Macedonia pledges to continue to fight for human rights.
Pakistan pledges to continue strengthening the human rights mechanisms in the country as well as the United Nations human rights machinery.
Should Saudi Arabia be selected as a member for the period 2014-2016, it pledges to continue to support tirelessly the work of the Human Rights Council.
My delegation pledges to continue working until this process culminates in a comprehensive treaty.
UNOPS management provides herein specific responses to those recommendations, and pledges to continue its efforts to implement fully all the recommendations of the Board of Auditors.
The Committee also pledges to continue to work towards that objective by carrying out the mandate given to it by the General Assembly.
In recognition of the crucial role that human rights defenders play in working to improve thehuman rights situation and standards in their countries, Ireland pledges to continue its work to promote the rights of human rights defenders and to oppose attempts to undermine their important work.
Belarus cooperates and pledges to continue to engage constructively with the United Nations human rights mechanisms.
UNOPS management provides herewith some specific responses to those recommendations, and pledges to continue its efforts to complete implementation of the recommendations only partially implemented as at 31 December 2007.
Finland pledges to continue its objection to any reservations to human rights conventions that are against the object and the purpose of the instrument.
Kenya is party to almost all human rights instruments and pledges to continue submitting national reports to various regional and international treaty bodies.
Canada pledges to continue to work with other countries, United Nations agencies, international organizations and civil society to this end.
As part of the responsibilities it assumed upon becoming amember of the body, Uruguay pledges to continue to cooperate fully with the Council to give priority to human rights questions within the United Nations system.
Belarus pledges to continue its efforts in fighting human trafficking both nationally and internationally, namely to advance better international coordination in this sphere.
The European Union welcomes the new members and pledges to continue its efforts to achieve universality and preserve the integrity of the Rome Statute.
Albania pledges to continue working with special procedure mandate holders in implementing their recommendations, and to further discuss and disseminate the recommendations among relevant authorities, civil society and also the general public.
Malta strongly condemns those cowardly and horrible acts and pledges to continue to work with other Member States to ensure that such criminal acts are not only condemned in absolute terms, but also suppressed.
Slovenia pledges to continue to submit regularly periodic reports to the human rights treaty bodies and to assure follow-up, including dissemination and publication within Slovenia of the recommendations and comments made by those bodies and concrete activities aimed at their effective implementation.
For all the foregoing reasons, the Republic of Djibouti pledges to continue to place human rights at the heart of its national concerns and to spare no effort to promote and protect human rights at both the regional and international levels.
Estonia pledges to continue to submit regular reports on its implementation of the human rights instruments and to maintain and promote the system for distributing the conclusions and recommendations made by the treaty bodies and special procedures to the relevant authorities, non-governmental organizations and the general public in Estonia.
The Government of the British Virgin Islands pledges to continue to implement those policies, protocols and programmes that will reduce and eliminate gender disparity as was alluded to in the report.
In conclusion, South Africa pledges to continue to work with the international community to consider these challenges as we look for sustainable responses and solutions.
In this regard, the CFC pledges to continue to play its part in elevating commodities in the international agenda, acting as the voice of commodity-dependent countries.
As the organ of the General Assembly established to deal with the question of Palestine,the Committee pledges to continue its work aimed at mobilizing the international community as a whole, at the governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental levels, in support of a comprehensive, just and lasting solution of the question in accordance with the relevant United Nations resolutions.
For its part, as the organ of the General Assembly established to deal withthe question of Palestine, the Committee pledges to continue its work aimed at mobilizing the international community as a whole, at the governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental levels, in support of a comprehensive, just and lasting solution of the question of Palestine, in accordance with the relevant United Nations resolutions.
In return, we pledge to continue discharging the work that Members have committed to our care.
Fourthly, we pledge to continue to fight trafficking in weapons, women and drugs.
We pledge to continue to follow the work of the Council to the best of our abilities.