Примеры использования Pre-ratification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pre-ratification assistance was also provided to Somalia.
The Centre for International Crime Prevention has been implementing a project on pre-ratification assistance to the signatories of the Convention.
Pre-ratification assistance all arts., especially 3 and 5.
UNODC should provide to States, on request, pre-ratification support and legislative assistance to enable them to ratify the Firearms Protocol.
Pre-ratification assistance to the signatories of the United Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime.
Of the countries that have ratified theConvention since September 2013, two have been assisted by UNODC with the pre-ratification process and/or immediately after ratification Kiribati and Oman.
Pre-ratification assistance has also been undertaken to assist individual countries, including Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau and Nigeria.
One of these persons would bea political adviser and the other a technical expert with the capacity to undertake or oversee pre-ratification surveys as well as the preparation of initial reports.
However, the capacity to provide pre-ratification and implementation assistance will be contingent upon continuous support by donor countries.
Given that a short-term fund is by definition intended to operate for a limited period of time, it is unlikely that it wouldfocus on compliance issues, particularly as in the pre-ratification period there would be no legal requirement for potential Parties to comply.
The Centre would offer Member States pre-ratification assistance for, and advice on, the implementation of legal instruments against terrorism.
In his report of 4 July 2003 on promoting the ratification of the Convention and the Protocols thereto(A/58/165),the Secretary-General emphasized that the intensification of pre-ratification activities had led to the entry into force of the Organized Crime Convention on 29 September 2003.
In the pre-ratification phase, technical assistance may be required to support legislative and political action designed to ensure adherence to the Convention.
The bulk of the specific-purpose contributions went to the three global programmes and for supporting the pre-ratification assistance activities of the Centre aimed at speeding up the entry into force of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
National pre-ratification seminar, organized jointly by the Office and the Ministry of Justice of Egypt and in cooperation with the Government of France, Egypt, June 2005.
UNODC should provide such support and assistance through, inter alia,the organization of regional and national pre-ratification workshops, with the aims of addressing challenges to ratification that may be encountered and promoting universal adherence to the Firearms Protocol.
UNODC provided pre-ratification advice to Thailand, which ratified the Convention in 2013, and assisted Viet Nam in the review of its penal legislation.
In cooperation with the United Nations Center for International Crime Prevention from Vienna, in June 2003 a work meeting was held in Skopje under the title of:"Pre-ratification Analysis of the UN Convention for Prevention of Trans-national Organized Crime and of the Protocols.
The ability of the Centre to provide"pre-ratification" and implementation assistance will, by necessity, be contingent upon the availability of voluntary contributions for that purpose.
For its consideration of this item, the Working Group may wish to consider, in particular, the following measures identified in the document:(a) global, regional and national awareness-raising, and(b)the provision of pre-ratification support and the development of ratification kits.
During the reporting period, pre-ratification assistance was provided to Fiji and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, with the latter subsequently acceding to the Convention.
The Secretariat provided legislative assistance to a number of States parties, including Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cape Verde, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea, Georgia, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Mozambique, Panama, Peru andSao Tome and Principe, and it conducted a number of pre-ratification assistance activities.
The intensification of pre-ratification activities in 2002 has produced considerable results, making the entry into force of the Organized Crime Convention and at least the first two of its Protocols imminent.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC) has assisted and supported national, regional and international efforts to combat transnational organized crime andcorruption by providing pre-ratification and implementation assistance for the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, its three Protocols, and the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
Pre-ratification assistance, including assessment of any existing relevant legislation, evaluative reporting on the requirements for ratification, and consultation with and advising of multiple parties on implementation;
Out of the 13 countries that have ratified the Convention since August 2011,11 have been assisted by UNODC with the pre-ratification process and/or immediately after ratification Comoros, Cook Islands, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Myanmar, Nauru, Saudi Arabia, Solomon Islands and Swaziland.
Pre-ratification assistance" may be defined as assistance in meeting the immediate and specific requirements of States for undertaking the necessary steps leading to the ratification of the Convention and, as the case may be, one or more of its protocols.
In order to facilitate and improve the level of ratificationof the Firearms Protocol, it is proposed that a series of pre-ratification workshops with national stakeholders be organized, with the aim of increasing the knowledge and awareness of States not parties with respect to firearms issues and the usefulness of the Protocol.
Pre-ratification assistance" was understood as assistance in meeting the immediate and specific needs of States for undertaking the necessary steps leading to the ratification of the Convention and, as the case might be, one or more of the Protocols thereto.
For example, in the Caribbean, a region with a traditionallylow level of ratification, UNODC was able to organize a pre-ratification workshop for all Caribbean states, with large civil society participation in 2009, and although no additional funds became available to ensure an adequate follow-up support, the level of ratification has subsequently increased.