Примеры использования Solemn pledge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This should be our solemn pledge, because today's youth are our future.
Countless children on a day-to-day basis have their basic human rights ignored despite solemn pledges.
We should take this opportunity to make a solemn pledge to the victims of terrorism everywhere.
In signifying the importance of this new Church,Mr. Miscavige said:"The dedication of this new Church signifies a solemn pledge.
Let our meeting here today be an opportunity to make a common and solemn pledge to make the world a better place for our children.
We make this solemn pledge, secure in the knowledge that in serving children we serve the best interests of all humanity. pending.
It also represents a break of Iraqi's commitment not to interfere in the domestic affairs of Kuwait and its solemn pledge not to repeat the invasion that took place in 1990.
For its part,Pakistan has made a solemn pledge that we will not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
The Government added that Dr. Aung Khin Sint had been granted an amnesty under section 401(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code,after he had given a solemn pledge to the authorities that he would henceforth abide by the law.
I reiterate the solemn pledges of the President and the Prime Minister of India to stand shoulder to shoulder with our Haitian brothers and sisters in their moment of sorrow.
The Government added that Dr. Khin Sint Aung had been granted amnesty under section 401(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code,after he had been given a solemn pledge to the authorities that he would henceforth abide by the law.
The commitments made in Copenhagen represent solemn pledges, which, though not legally binding, constitute strong ethical and moral imperatives.
We cannot afford to let the remarkable achievements of the previous United Nations conferences lapse as a result of a lack of willingness to fulfil the solemn pledges made, because of perceived short-term benefits.
The commitments made in Copenhagen represent solemn pledges which, though not legally binding, constitute strong ethical and moral imperatives.
The solemn pledges that we have heard on this podium from leaders of major Powers on upholding international justice and the rule of law, like the collective commitments to prevent and resolve conflicts and avoid humanitarian disasters, ring hollow at the altar of reality.
It was recalled that in 1948, when considering the applicationof Israel for membership, it had been argued that Israel's solemn pledge to carry out its obligations under the Charter was sufficient to meet this criterion.
This solemn pledge cannot be achieved without renewed international political will, the significant scaling up of resources, sustained policies and programmes and committed national leadership.
It is a most proper contribution by the United Nations to adopt thisyear a declaration for the protection of the work of human rights defenders, those who strive to realize the solemn pledges contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
This solemn pledge, undertaken at the Summit level and subsequently adopted by the General Assembly and reaffirmed by the Security Council, is remarkable for its clarity, simplicity, and lack of qualifications or caveats.
Jordan, which in July 1998 had organized the first conference in the Middle East on landmine injuries,took advantage of the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to exhort all countries to take a solemn pledge to protect and promote the fundamental right of children to a normal and wholesome childhood.
On that occasion, the regional heads of State anddelegations received a solemn pledge from the two main leaders who are parties to the conflict, Mr. Buyoya and Mr. Nyangoma, to start negotiations immediately and without conditions.
That catalogue of conflicts and misunderstandings has prompted my Government and people to formulate the following wish, which we want to express to the international community: we want the United Nations andthe international community to make a solemn pledge to ensure that all conflicts are peacefully resolved by the year 2000.
We reaffirm our solemn pledge to the Charter of the United Nations and renew our unwavering commitment to make the Organization more equitable, credible and relevant to face effectively the challenges of the twenty-first century.
The signature in Cairo, on 11 April, of the Pelindaba Treaty, which is the conclusion of joint efforts made by the Organizationof African Unity and the United Nations, marked the solemn pledge of the Governments and peoples of Africa to assume their share of the task of ridding the continent and the planet of nuclear weapons, in the same way as did the Governments of Latin America and the Caribbean in 1967, and those of the South Pacific in 1985.
We make this solemn pledge secure in the knowledge that, in giving high priority to the rights of children, to their survival and to their protection and development, we serve the best interests of all humanity and ensure the well-being of all children in all societies.
Their adherence to the Charter of the United Nations included the solemn pledge to observe the rules of international law, and they were naturaly anxious to ensure that they were not going to be bound by something that would be to their disadvantage.
Let us therefore write another solemn pledge on this occasion, to put forth honest efforts and to take the necessary steps to reform the United Nations so that it can truly serve the purposes for which it was intended.
Governments and leaders who are in a position to influence the events must also make themselves heard and redeem the solemn pledge made in September 2005, when the General Assembly agreed that Governments have a"responsibility to protect" vulnerable civilians from genocide, ethnic-cleansing, and gross and systematic violations of human rights.
The developed countries' solemn pledge to devote 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to official development assistance represented small retribution for what had been taken from developing countries in the past and should be honoured.
Strongly demand that all nuclear Powers given their solemn pledge to cease forthwith and completely any nuclear test and to respect the current moratorium on nuclear-weapons testing, pending the signing of the comprehensive test-ban treaty in 1996;