Примеры использования Should honour their commitments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Member States should honour their commitments in full and in a timely manner.
Calling on the international community to help the refugees,he said that donors should honour their commitments promptly.
Donors should honour their commitments and make AIDS funding more predictable.
The first conclusion of this brief review of the strategy embodied in the New Agenda is an obvious one:partners should honour their commitments.
The developed countries should honour their commitments to implement the reforms agreed in the Doha Round.
The conference had focused on the economic and social situation of those nations andhad emphasized that the international community should honour their commitments to them as a matter of urgency.
Member States should honour their commitments and meet their respective financial obligations.
That is why we think that development, generally speaking, should take place at the global level. From this viewpoint,all countries should honour their commitments related to the establishment of a global partnership aimed at promoting equitable and sustainable development for all.
All parties should honour their commitments under the Millennium Development Goals and the Monterrey Consensus.
The least developed countries were incorporating elements of the Brussels Programme of Action in their national programmes; in turn, the international community and their partners, particularly the developed countries and the funds, programmes andspecialized agencies of the United Nations, should honour their commitments.
Lastly, donor countries should honour their commitments with regard to official development assistance.
Donor countries should honour their commitments and increase their contributions so that the Agency's financial crisis could be resolved.
Accordingly, the international community, in particular,the developed countries, should honour their commitments to provide new and additional resources for the implementation of the Programme of Action.
All donors should honour their commitments to increase aid, provide multi-year spending plans and make aid more effective.
With respect to humanitarian relief convoys,the Serbs and Croats should honour their commitments to ensure cooperation with UNPROFOR in order to let the convoys proceed smoothly.
Governments should honour their commitments to the Millennium Development Goals and take it as a priority goal of national development to ensure equal access to basic public-health services for all.
States Members of the United Nations should honour their commitments in full and in a timely manner, and neither ignore nor dilute them.
Donor countries should honour their commitments to provide 0.15 to 0.20 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP) as official development assistance(ODA) to the least developed countries and should support a successful conclusion of the Doha Development Round.
It was repeatedly emphasized that developed countries should honour their commitments to contribute 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to developing countries as official development assistance.
All parties concerned should honour their commitments, show good faith and refrain from taking any measures that could undermine the peace process.
Cognizant of the fact that the industrialized nations andthe countries with growing economies should honour their commitments to the fight against underdevelopment and poverty, notably by fulfilling the pledges made by the Members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD.
All countries should honour their commitments related to financial resources and mechanisms for implementation, as laid down in chapter 33 of Agenda 21.
There was a need to strengthen cooperation mechanisms, and to promote the rights of peoples to development and to the ownership of their resources anddonor countries should honour their commitments by releasing the sums promised under official development assistance, alleviate the debt of the least developed countries, adopt pro-poor international economic policies and put an end to economic blockades which were prejudicial to peoples and to the empowerment and advancement of women.
Developed countries should honour their commitments in the area of official development assistance, which continues to be crucial to the poorest countries, especially in Africa.
Developed countries should honour their commitments on development assistance, debt cancellation and technology transfer.
The developed countries, should honour their commitments with regard to financial assistance, technology transfer and capacity-building.
All developed countries should honour their commitments to developing and least developed countries as stated in the Brussels Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries.
To that end, developed countries should honour their commitments to increase ODA, promote trade, reschedule debt and facilitate participation by developing countries in the international financial architecture.
Developed countries should honour their commitments and provide more assistance to help developing countries overcome their difficulties in achieving the ICPD goals and the MDGs.
While developed countries should honour their commitments to allocate 0.7 per cent of GNP to ODA, especially in the case of the least developed countries, the greatest long-term flow of resources appears likely to come from the private sector.