Примеры использования Some administering powers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some administering Powers were reluctant to cooperate with the Special Committee.
Welcoming the commencement of informal dialogue between the Special Committee and some administering Powers.
As you know some administering Powers have formally cooperated with the Special Committee.
Welcoming the continuing informal dialogue between the Special Committee and some administering Powers.
Noting with regret that some administering Powers do not participate in the work of the Special Committee.
At a time when the world was rapidly approaching the celebration of half a century since the founding of the United Nations, it appeared that some administering Powers had violated that"sacred trust.
Some administering Powers, such as the United Kingdom, had provided information of their own accord.
Tanzania was concerned about the refusal of some administering Powers to take part in the work of the Special Committee.
However, some administering Powers refused to participate in its meetings and to allow it to send visiting missions to the Territories.
With regard to the question of financing visiting missions, the problem, in his view,was not how to find resources for them, but that some administering Powers were preventing them from being carried out.
Her delegation was concerned that some administering Powers refused to cooperate fully with the Special Committee.
Some administering Powers used those Territories as military bases so as to conduct their policy from a position of strength with respect to other States.
Regrettably, in a flagrant violation of the right to self-determination enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and elsewhere, some administering Powers were still unwilling to cooperate with the Special Committee.
Informal dialogue with some administering Powers had turned into formal cooperation with encouraging results.
Accordingly, although many of our members have voted in favour of draft resolutions under this agenda item in the past, we have always been sceptical about the usefulness of discontent andlack of dialogue between some administering Powers, on the one hand, and the members of the Special Committee on Decolonization, on the other.
Yet it was a matter of concern that some administering Powers were not cooperating with the Special Committee, in violation of their Charter obligations to do so.
Although the Special Committee had shown considerable flexibility in recent years, some administering Powers refused to participate in its meetings or authorize the dispatch of visiting missions to the Territories concerned.
He regretted that some administering Powers that wished to pass as the champions of democracy and international legality had still failed to cooperate with the Committee in pursuit of the objectives of the United Nations Decade on the Eradication of Colonialism.
Despite the repeated appeals of the Special Committee andthe General Assembly, some administering Powers still do not submit the required information on Territories under their control on time, as clearly stipulated in Article 73 of the Charter.
It is also disturbing that some administering Powers still refuse to cooperate with the Special Committee, thereby ignoring the relevant obligations arising from the Charter of the United Nations and from numerous General Assembly resolutions.
Despite repeated appeals by the Special Committee on decolonization andthe General Assembly, some administering Powers still did not provide the necessary information on the Territories under their administration on time, in accordance with Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations.
Accordingly, some administering Powers are keen to introduce measures for the purposes of bringing about greater accountability and transparency in offshore banking to assist in the enforcement of laws pertaining to money laundering and other illegal acts of violence and trafficking of illegal drugs.
It was thus a matter of concern that some administering Powers were conducting military activities and establishing military installations that ran counter to the interests of the people.
He stressed his disappointment that some administering Powers had failed to transmit information on time about the Territories under their control and had not allowed missions to visit the Territories.
Regrettably, the problem is not only that some administering Powers are formally refusing to cooperate with the Special Committee, as they are indeed obligated to do under the Charter of the United Nations.
It was a matter of concern that some administering Powers of dependent Territories were still refusing to cooperate with the Special Committee on decolonization, disregarding their obligations under the Charter and the resolutions of the General Assembly.
His delegation noted with regret that some administering Powers were continuing to deny the Organization the cooperation required of them by the Charter and General Assembly resolutions in order to ensure progress towards decolonization.
His delegation noted the informal dialogue between the Special Committee and some administering Powers and called for that dialogue to be formalized and directed towards the consideration of any new proposals that would lead to the exercise by the peoples of the remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories of their right to self-determination.
Noting that a number of Non-Self-Governing Territories have expressed concern at the procedure followed by some administering Powers, contrary to the wishes of the Territories themselves, of amending or enacting legislation for application to the Territories, either through Orders in Council, in order to apply to the Territories the international treaty obligations of the administering Power,  or through the unilateral application of laws and regulations.
Notes that a number of Non-Self-Governing Territories have expressed concern at the procedure followed by some administering Powers, contrary to the wishes of the Territories themselves, of amending or enacting legislation for application to the Territories, either through Orders in Council, in order to apply to the Territories the international treaty obligations of the administering Power,  or through unilateral application of laws and regulations;