Примеры использования Such a convention should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such a convention should include the issue of sex tourism involving children.
As agreed in 1995 by the States parties to the NPT,negotiations on such a convention should commence immediately.
Such a convention should in no way deny people their right to self-determination.
As agreed in 1995 by the States parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty,negotiations on such a convention should commence immediately.
The implementation of such a convention should lead to the complete elimination of nuclear weapons by 2025.
Mr. ROGACHEV(Russian Federation) said that a convention on jurisdictional immunities of States and their property would make economic and other relations between States and economic agents more transparent, andthat efforts to produce such a convention should be continued.
Such a convention should also clearly delink terrorism from the legitimate struggle of peoples against occupation.
Norway, in support of the elaboration of a convention, stated that such a convention should go beyond existing international conventions relevant to trafficking in children.
Such a convention should also contain provisions for the allocation of a voluntary fund for victims.
All States wished to conclude a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, but such a convention should include a definition of terrorism that did not confuse terrorism with the right of peoples to struggle against foreign occupation.
Such a convention should help to consolidate the existing legal instruments and broaden the legal basis for combating terrorism.
The Group of 21 considers that the conclusion of such a convention should be an important step towards achieving an effective regime of non-proliferation in all its aspects as well as nuclear disarmament.
Such a convention should provide for the complete prohibition and total destruction of nuclear weapons, under effective international supervision.
In the context of the discussion on whether such a convention should include a list of offences, some States expressed their support for the inclusion of terrorist acts in such a list.
Such a convention should also contain provisions for the allocation of compensation to victims,such as, for instance, a voluntary fund.
However, we believe that,given the vitally important implications of the issue, such a convention should expressly and unequivocally cover the obligations of all States to fight terrorism in the framework of international law, human rights, international humanitarian law and the principles and norms established in the Charter of the United Nations.
Such a convention should give full consideration to the economic, political and cultural backgrounds of different countries so that the greatest number could accede to it.
It was logical that such a convention should contain a legal definition of terrorism and of what constituted a terrorist act.
Such a convention should contain a definition of terrorism that covered all its forms, including State terrorism, which was one of the most common forms and, in the majority of cases, was still committed with impunity.
Our position is that such a convention should take into account reservations with regard to cases in which nuclear weapons may be used in accordance with the military doctrines of the nuclear Powers.
Such a convention should combine general principles, specific rights and social development initiatives; States should provide funding for its implementation with assistance from the international community.
The early conclusion of such a convention should not, however, come at the expense of diluting the principles that stood to make it an effective counter-terrorism tool.
Such a convention should build upon the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy adopted in 2006 and the review of the Strategy in 2008 and provide the necessary legal framework for more effective, unified action.
The document stated that such a convention should contribute significantly to nuclear disarmament, meaning that we should broaden its scope to include stockpiles of fissile material for the production of nuclear weapons.
Such a convention should contain a definition of terrorism that covered all its forms, including State terrorism, which was one of the most common forms and was still committed with impunity in the majority of cases.
It was noted that the work on such a convention should begin following the completion of the two draft conventions currently under the Committee's consideration on the basis of a proposal to be submitted on this issue.
Such a convention should be consistent with relevant international law and should establish the responsibility of States to investigate, prosecute and punish human rights violations and compensate the victims.
It believed that such a convention should include all categories of peacekeeping mission personnel, including officials and experts on mission as well as military personnel.
Such a convention should enable the relevant treaty monitoring body to develop normative expertise in the field which should, in turn, help to stimulate the mainstreaming of disability into the existing human rights system.
Turkey considered that such a convention should also include organized transnational crimes committed in the perpetration of or linked to terrorist acts and illicit trafficking in firearms, in chemical and nuclear materials and in children and other persons.