Примеры использования Related to oceans на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Group of 77 on matters related to oceans and the law of the sea.
Concern was expressed at the development of an initiative of the Secretary-General related to oceans.
Group of 77 on matters related to oceans and the law of the sea.
United Nations Environment Programme:an integrated approach to issues related to oceans and seas;
Recall its previous resolutions related to oceans and the law of the sea and sustainable fisheries;
I wish to take this opportunity to make the following comments on issues related to oceans and the law of the sea.
Ii Increased participation of Member States in meetings related to oceans and the law of the sea and in particular in meetings of the informal consultative process.
Strengthening coordination and cooperation of the United Nations activities related to oceans and coastal areas;
Still, one of the most preoccupying problems related to oceans and the seas has been and still is the deteriorating state of marine living resources, mainly due to overfishing.
Given its geographic location, the Republic of Yemen considers all issues related to oceans and seas of particular importance.
Some delegations emphasized the creation or strengthening of networks at the regional level to exchange anddisseminate scientific information related to oceans.
The fact that there has been considerable progress in recent intergovernmental negotiations related to oceans and seas was welcomed with satisfaction by the Working Group.
We recognize the importance of the Informal Consultative Process in facilitating this General Assembly debate by making possible a better understanding of the broad, complex andmultifaceted issues related to oceans.
The function of the coordinating network would be to continue reviewing the issues related to oceans and the law of the sea and to strengthen cooperation and coordination among existing international organizations.
The Commission welcomes the considerable progress in recent intergovernmental negotiations related to oceans and seas.
Ms. Picco(Monaco)(spoke in French):The year 2011 saw several important meetings on matters related to oceans and the law of the sea, and no fewer than seven documents have been submitted to the General Assembly for its consideration.
The length and density of the draft resolution before the General Assembly reflect the growing complexity andimportance of issues related to oceans and law of the sea.
That requires support for the efforts of developing countries in all fields related to oceans and seas, whether for protecting the environment, confronting the negative effects of climate change or countering the effects of illegal fishing.
We support finding ways to enhance further the role of the Meetings of States Parties,particularly in reviewing issues related to oceans and the law of the sea.
The Convention has proved to be not only a charter within which all activities related to oceans and seas should be carried out, but also a basis for a comprehensive system of economic and political cooperation in marine-related matters.
Indonesia strongly believes that Consultative Process is a forum that has significantly contributed to the development of issues related to oceans and the law of the sea.
That document is not only a charter under which all activities related to oceans and seas should be carried out but is also a basis for a comprehensive system of economic and political cooperation in marine-related matters.
Some organizations felt it was useful to ensure a light, flexible andlowcost coordination mechanism for mandates related to oceans and coastal issues.
The UN Atlas of the Oceans includes huge amounts of pertinent information related to oceans and coastal issues and yet its very existence is threatened by the ad hoc financing and dependency on the good will of one organization to keep it alive.
Several delegations emphasized their general support for the Consultative Process as a unique forum for general discussions on comprehensive issues related to oceans and the law of the sea.
Bangladesh recognizes thatthe Informal Consultative Process, a unique forum for the comprehensive discussion of issues related to oceans and the law of the sea, must take into consideration the true perspective of the three pillars of sustainable development.
Although the Inspectors received a wide range of replies, the general trend andcommon understanding was that it was an internal coordination mechanism on issues related to oceans and coastal affairs.
The review recognized that the role of the Consultative Process was unique in promoting comprehensive discussion of issues related to oceans and the law of the sea, consistent with the framework provided by the Convention and chapter 17 of Agenda 21.
Nepal attaches importance to the work of the United Nations with regard to the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea andother international instruments related to oceans and the seas.
The Consultative Process is a unique forum for comprehensive discussions among stakeholders anda host of disciplines related to oceans and the law of the sea, consistent with the framework provided by the Law of the Sea Convention and Chapter 17 of Agenda 21.