Примеры использования Preserve and maintain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The edition must preserve and maintain its significance as an important element in the system of scientific information in Russian archaeology.
For the secured creditor, the pledge has the disadvantage that the secured creditor has to store, preserve and maintain the encumbered assets, unless a third party assumes this task.
Article 8(j) calls upon parties to respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities that embody traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
It should be noted, however, that article 8(j) has limitations in that it does not discuss the protection of knowledge butcalls upon Contracting Parties to respect, preserve and maintain traditional knowledge"subject to national legislation.
In 1924 the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies was formed to facilitate, preserve and maintain Celticity in Cornwall, followed by the similar Gorseth Kernow in 1928, and  the formation of the Cornish nationalist political party Mebyon Kernow in 1951.
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Recognizing/[to recognize] the importance of promoting respect for traditional cultures and  folklore, and  for the dignity, cultural integrity, and  the philosophical, intellectual and spiritual values of the Indigenous[Peoples],[local communities][and nations]/ beneficiaries that preserve and maintain expressions of these cultures and  folklore.
It would be necessary to amend the terms of reference of the Ethics Office to ensure that the Office may preserve and maintain the complete confidentiality of all information relating to the performance of its operational mandates.
Ss Respect, preserve and maintain women's traditional knowledgeand  innovation while recognizing the potential of rural and  indigenous women to contribute to the production of science and  technology and  of new knowledge to improve their lives and  those of their families and  communities;
They have played a historic role in the formation of Russian culture, which has complex nature and which was able during changing its political boundaries preserve and maintain the underlying foundations of the internal socio-cultural identity of its constituent communities.
This article calls for the Parties to the CBD to respect, preserve and maintain Indigenous knowledge, practices and  innovations, as well as promoting their wider use with the approval and  involvement of Indigenous Peoples.
In paragraph 84 of the report(A/65/343),the Secretary-General also referred to the need to amend the terms of reference of the Ethics Office to ensure that it can preserve and maintain the complete confidentiality of all information relating to the performance of its operational mandates.
Subject to its national legislation, respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity;
Noting that invasive alien species pose a threat to sustainable development and undermine the efforts of small island developing States to protect biodiversity and  livelihoods, preserve and maintain ocean resourcesand  ecosystem resiliency, enhance food security and  adapt to climate change, we call for support for the efforts of small island developing States.
Governments should also respect, preserve and maintain knowledge of innovations and  practices of indigenousand  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles, and  should encourage equitable sharing of the benefits arising from indigenous peoples' traditional knowledge so that they are properly rewarded.
Article 33 of the Overseas Act of 13 December 2000required the State and  local authorities to respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles.
The Ministry's main objectives were to: bring about economic and  social development in remote regions; preserve  the culture, literature and  customs of the national races; promote harmonious relations among the national races; eradicate opium poppy cultivation and replace it with alternative means of livelihood; and  preserve and maintain security in the border areas.
The main provision is article 8(j), in which parties undertake to respect, preserve and maintain the traditional knowledge, innovations and  practices of indigenous and  local communities relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
Article 50 provides that, in all its diversity and  with its ancient Egyptian, Coptic and  Islamic milestones, Egypt's material and  moral heritage of civilization and  culture is a rich national and human asset that the State must preserve and maintain, together with the accumulated pool of cultural, architectural, literary and  artistic resources of all kinds.
Contracting parties to the Convention are requested in article 8(j) to respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
Invited countries and  relevant international organizations, especially the Conference of the Parties to the Convention, to collaborate with indigenous people and  forest-dependent people who possess TFRK to promote an internationally acceptable understanding of TFRK, and  to identify,respect, preserve and maintain TRFK, including innovationsand  practices that are relevant for the conservation of forest biological diversity and  the sustainable use of forest biological resources;
Considering that a majority of Governments have recognized the need to respect, preserve and maintain the knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation of biological diversity, as described in article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Paragraph 40(b): The Panel invited countries and  relevant international organizations, especially the Conference of the Parties to the Convention, to collaborate with indigenous people and  forest-dependent people who possess TFRK to promote an internationally acceptable understanding of TFRK, and  to identify,respect, preserve and maintain TFRK, including innovationsand  practices that are relevant for the conservation of forest biological diversity and  the sustainable use of forest biological resources.
Article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity calls upon State parties to respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities that embody traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
Invited countries and  relevant international organizations, especially the Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, to collaborate with indigenous people and  forest-dependent people who possess traditional forest-related knowledge to promote an internationally acceptable understanding of traditional forest-related knowledge, and  to identify,respect, preserve and maintain traditional forest-related knowledge, including innovations and  practices that are relevant for the conservation of forests, biological diversity and  the sustainable use of forest biological resources;
The Convention on Biological Diversity addresses specifically the need to respect, preserve and maintain the knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity, as well as the need to protect and  encourage customary use of biological resources in accordance with traditional cultural practices.
Coordination for projects aiming to contribute to the implementation of article 8(j) of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity,which calls upon each contracting party to respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
To respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles, and  encourage the equitable sharing of the benefits arising from traditional knowledge so that those communities are adequately protected and  rewarded, consistent with the provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity and  in accordance with the decisions of the Conference of the Parties;
It is stated in article 8(j), inter alia, that States shall, as far as possible and  as appropriate,respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.
Respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity and  promote their wider application with the approval and  involvement of the holders of such knowledge, innovations and  practices and  encourage the equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of such knowledge, innovations and  practices.
In addition, article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity requires its Contracting Parties to"respect, preserve and maintain knowledge, innovationsand  practices of indigenous and  local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and  sustainable use of biological diversity.