Примеры использования Principles would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those principles would guide the Fund's management of human resources.
Failure to adhere to either of those principles would defeat the purpose of the mission.
The Principles would give all Member States an opportunity to compare the candidates on an equal basis before voting.
The development of rules or guiding principles would help to clarify various aspects of State acts.
It would be interesting to see how practice would affect the development of the principles and how the principles would influence practice.
The standards and principles would build on those of the 1995 Agreement and the FAO Code of Conduct.
The 1946 Education Reform Law provided specifically that Marxist-Leninist principles would permeate all school texts.
Such general principles would be supplementary and, rather than undermine the integrity of the Vienna regime, would remedy some of its lacunae.
The"Scope of application" provision is drafted to contextualize the draft principles andto reflect the understanding that the present draft principles would have the same scope of application as the 2001 Draft articles on prevention of transboundary harm from hazardous activities.
Endangering those principles would send a wrong message to occupying regimes, which had used terrorist tactics, including extrajudicial killings, to suppress such legitimate resistance.
Some delegations expressed the view that there was currently no need to elaborate principles such as those proposed inthe working paper because, in their view, there was sufficient international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space and such principles would limit the sovereign right of a State to choose with whom, and in what form, it could conduct cooperative activities, and would also limit the extent of ongoing cooperation.
Despite some remaining shortcomings, those principles would contribute to the safe use of nuclear power(Mr. Xu Guangjian, China) sources and the protection of the inhabitants of the earth and the earth's environment.
Respect by everyone for these objectives and principles would enhance regional and international peace and security.
The principles would encourage States to conduct their relations and resolve their disputes through dialogue, while exercising due care in making declarations on which other States might rely.
Ms. Guo Xiaomei(China)said that the draft articles and draft principles would each have a positive impact on how States dealt with issues relating to transboundary harm.
The Committee agreed that the Principles would remain valid for the time being and that the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee should consider the need for revision in the light of changing technology before the Legal Subcommittee or the Committee undertook any actual revision.
The establishment of a national human rights institution in line with the Paris Principles would further support San Marino's efforts to combat violence against women, as well as its efforts in other areas.
The Committee agreed that the Principles would remain valid for the time being and that the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee should consider the need for revision in the light of changing technology before the Legal Subcommittee or the Committee undertook any actual revision.
To the above end, six commissions, independent in accordance with the Paris Principles, would take up their functions under the Ombudsman Board and conduct monitoring visits to all places of detention or deprivation of liberty in the country.
The Committee agreed that the Principles would remain valid until such time as they were amended and that the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee should consider the need for revision in the light of changing technology before the Legal Subcommittee or the Committee undertook any actual revision.
An autonomous National Commission for Human Rights in accordance with the Paris Principles would be established, which would systematically monitor human rights situation in the country, investigate violations, assist victims, and make recommendations to the Government.
The majority agreed that the draft guiding principles would benefit the community at large(not only persons living in poverty) and especially marginalized groups women, indigenous peoples, migrants, orphans, children, etc.
That principle would apply even in non-international armed conflicts.
He expressed hope that this essential principle would inform the deliberations of this conference.
If alternative A were adopted, this principle would apply only in the case where the acquisition of equipment is being financed.
The application of this principle would foster a genuine respect for the rights of nations and for the significance of culture, balancing particularism and universalism.
Accepting that principle would create conditions for a global trading system that was truly equitable, open and transparent.
And recalling further that the Meeting of States Parties to the Convention decided that this principle would apply to all aspects of the work of the Tribunal, SPLOS/4, para. 25 e.
Failing to assert that principle would imply to the main sponsors of the draft resolution that they could disregard the provisions of the Charter, and were free to do what they wanted in the future.
This principle would mean that, if war crimes were included in the jurisdiction of a court for Cambodia, it would have to include war crimes by persons from other States during the period of Democratic Kampuchea.