Примеры использования Territories continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He stated that the partnership between the United Kingdom and its Overseas Territories continued to develop.
The raids in to Byzantine territories continued throughout the 10th century, until the eventual Christianisation of the Magyars and the establishment of the Christian Kingdom of Hungary in 1000 or 1001.
Draft resolution A/AC.109/2010/L.7: Question of sending visiting andspecial missions to Territories continued.
Her Government and its overseas territories continued to work towards the shared goals of security, stability and sustainable political and economic development, democracy, good governance and the rule of law.
The representative stated that the partnership between the United Kingdom and its overseas territories continued to develop.
Her Government and its overseas territories continued to work towards the shared goals of security, stability and sustainable political and economic development, democracy, good governance and the rule of law.
Mr. Williams(United Kingdom)said that the partnership between the United Kingdom and its Overseas Territories continued to develop.
Mr. Natalegawa(Indonesia) said that the humanitarian situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories continued to be marked by high levels of unemployment, poverty and economic decline, as well as extensive violations of Palestinian rights.
Ms. Khalil(Egypt), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors and China, Djibouti and Mauritania,said the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories continued to deteriorate at an alarming rate.
About 2 million people living in those Territories continued to struggle for self-determination and they rightly expected the United Nations to play its cardinal role in the decolonization process and to intensify its efforts towards that end.
The Minority Rights Group International also maintained that although Portugal had granted a certain degree of self-government to the islands of Madeira and the Azores, both those territories continued to press for greater autonomy and were critical of Lisbon's rule.
He concluded that the relationship between the United Kingdom and its overseas territories continued to be a modern one based on partnership, shared values and the right of each territory to determine whether it wished to stay linked to the United Kingdom.
Mr. Ouch(Cambodia), speaking on behalf of the countries of the Association of South-East Asian Nations(ASEAN), said that, although more than 80 million people had been granted independence since the United Nations adopted the Declaration on decolonization,16 Non-Self-Governing Territories continued to seek their political future.
He concluded that the relationship between the United Kingdom and its overseas territories continued to be a modern one based on partnership, shared values and the right of each territory to determine whether it wished to stay linked to the United Kingdom.
Her Government and its overseas territories continued to work towards the shared goals of security, stability and sustainable political and economic development, democracy, good governance and the rule of law. Her Government carefully considered all proposals for constitutional change received from the Territories. .
Although there was a drop in the number of reported cases of gross humanrights violations during March, escapees from rebel-held territories continued to provide disturbing accounts of abusive rebel behaviour against civilians, including physical and psychological torture and harassment.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination; mutual obligations; freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible; and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
He concluded that the relationship between the United Kingdom and its overseas territories continued to be a modern one based on partnership, shared values and the right of each territory to determine whether it wished to stay linked to the United Kingdom or not.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination; mutual obligations; freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible; and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
The consultation process between the United Kingdom and its Territories continued through annual meetings of the Overseas Territories Consultative Council, a forum for dialogue between democratically elected chief ministers from the Territories and British Government ministers.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination; mutual obligations; freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible; and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination; mutual obligations; freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible; and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination; mutual obligations; freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible; and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
The relationship of the United Kingdom with the Territories continued to be based on the following fundamental principles: self-determination, mutual obligations, freedom for the Territories to run their affairs to the greatest degree possible, and a firm commitment from the United Kingdom to help the Territories economically and to assist them in emergencies.
The representative said that her Government and its overseas territories continued to work towards the shared goals of security, stability and sustainable political and economic development, democracy, good governance and the rule of law, and that her Government carefully considered all proposals for constitutional change received from the Territories see A/C.4/62/SR.5.
The partnership between the United Kingdom and its Overseas Territories continued to evolve: on 26 February 2002, the British Overseas Territories Act had become law, with effect 21 May 2002, granting citizens of the Territories British citizenship, with right of abode in the United Kingdom and freedom of movement in Europe; it formally changed the nomenclature from"Dependent" to"Overseas" Territories in order to more accurately reflect the nature of the relationship.
She said that the United Kingdom's partnership with its overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress. On 21 June, the Government had introduced to Parliament the British Overseas Territories Bill, which would grant British citizenship, with right to abode in the United Kingdom, to citizens from 13 of the 14 British overseas Territories in fulfilment of a commitment made in the 1999 White Paper on the relationship between the United Kingdom and the overseas Territories. .
The representative of the United Kingdom said the United Kingdom's partnership with its Overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress. On 21 June 2001 the Government had introduced to Parliament the British Overseas Territories Bill, which would grant British citizenship, with right of abode in the United Kingdom, to citizens of 13 of the 14 British Dependent Territories, in fulfilment of a commitment made in the 1999 White Paper on the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Overseas Territories. .
The representative of the United Kingdom said its partnership with its Overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress. On 21 June 2001 the Government had introduced to Parliament the British Overseas Territories Bill, which would grant British citizenship, with the right of abode in the United Kingdom, to citizens of 13 of the 14 British Dependent Territories, in fulfilment of a commitment made in the 1999 White Paper on the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Overseas Territories. .
The partnership between the United Kingdom and its Overseas Territories continued to evolve: on 26 February 2002, the British OverseasTerritories Act had become law, effective 21 May 2002, granting citizens of the Territories British citizenship, with right of abode in the United Kingdom and freedom of movement in Europe; the nomenclature had been formally changed from"Dependent" to"Overseas" Territories in order to more accurately reflect the nature of the relationship.