Примеры использования States that have not yet acceded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We call on all States that have not yet acceded to the NPT to do so soon.
We must ensure the commitment to renouncing the nuclear option by those States that have not yet acceded to the NPT.
We call upon all States that have not yet acceded to the NPT to do so as soon as possible.
In that regard, Mexico will, as a matter of priority, continue urging the six States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so promptly.
We call on States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so in the near future.
Kenya therefore strongly encourages Member States to adhere to the Convention's obligations and urges all those States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so.
In this regard, we call upon the States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so.
One of the most important elements of such a mechanism is, we believe, a convention with comprehensive coverage, which means achieving its universality by involving all the States that have not yet acceded to it.
To this end, we urge Member States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so without delay.
An information andaccession package concerning the two statelessness instruments was issued by the Office in June 1996 and distributed to all States that have not yet acceded to one or both Conventions.
It is therefore imperative that those States that have not yet acceded to the Treaty should seriously consider doing so.
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and its universalization are of the utmost importance,and we encourage those remaining States that have not yet acceded to the Treaty to do so as soon as possible.
We encourage those States that have not yet acceded to the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless.
At the same time, Japan supports the extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT)for an indefinite period and calls on all States that have not yet acceded to that Treaty to do so at the earliest opportunity.
The Board urges the States that have not yet acceded to the international drug control treaties to do so without delay.
Thirdly, we reiterate the importance of attaining the universality of the NPT,which requires the international community to exert pressure on States that have not yet acceded to the CTBT and urge those countries that have not ratified the Treaty to do so as soon as possible in order to make possible its entry into force.
Of the 25 States that have not yet acceded to that convention, 8 are in Africa, 4 are in Asia, 3 are in Europe and 10 are in Oceania.
The international community should call upon States that have not yet acceded to such treaties to do so as soon as possible.
Seventh, States that have not yet acceded to the comprehensive NPT must be urged to do so as soon as possible so that the Treaty can enter into force.
In this connection, we urge all of the States that have not yet acceded to the Convention on Nuclear Safety to do so as soon as possible.
African States that have not yet acceded to the Statute to become member States are being contacted and there are promising indications that membership will increase shortly.
In this context, we call upon all States that have not yet acceded to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty to do so and to be bound by its provisions.
Calls upon all States that have not yet acceded to the United Nations Convention against Corruption to consider doing so as a matter of priority;
It calls upon all States that have not yet acceded to the Non-Proliferation Treaty to do so, and to implement it fully in the meantime.
We call upon all States that have not yet acceded to such treaties to promptly sign and accede to them in the service of United Nations purposes.
We would be gratified if those States that have not yet acceded to the Treaty participated in that conference and decided, in the near future, to sign and ratify the Treaty.
It also calls upon States that have not yet acceded to or ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty to do so promptly, with a view to its early entry into force.
Those States that have not yet acceded to the Convention will, for their part, have a new opportunity to clarify where they stand, and we are encouraging them inter alia to participate in the Summit on a Mine-Free World as observers.
We urge those States that have not yet acceded to the Convention to do so with a view to promoting its universality and strengthening peace and security as well as cooperation among all States on the basis of equality of rights and justice, in line with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
If effective, those meetings could also convince States that had not yet acceded to the Protocol, or, more generally, to the Convention, to do so.