Примеры использования Their own population на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, there is a flip side to that, and that is the responsibility that States have vis-à-vis their own populations.
It is based on the sovereign responsibility of States to protect their own populations as well as the United Nations Charter.
Our emphasis should therefore be on making sure that States discharge their responsibility to protect their own populations.
He stressed that Palestinian terrorist groups frequently used members of their own population as human shields in their violent campaign against Israel.
While those countries' agriculture sector employs 50-70 per cent of the labour force,they are often unable to feed their own population.
As the Summit Outcome makes clear,all States have a responsibility to protect their own population from egregious crimes such as genocide and crimes against humanity.
Countries that host refugees often lack resources;most host Governments in Africa have yet to achieve universal primary education for their own populations.
In this context, it is worth pointing out that, of course,States have obligations vis-à-vis their own populations that go far beyond the very small area covered by R2P.
Now it is possible to speak about the elites not only loyal to Kremlin but in many respects integrated into the Russian vertical power structure andaccountable more to Moscow rather than to their own population.
The national authorities, wherever they may be,must not be allowed to systematically persecute their own populations on a massive scale with complete impunity while taking shelter behind certain principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
Sixth, the rights of migrant workers must be respected in those countries that require their labour because their own population is in decline.
The sovereign right of States to protect their own populations should not be an excuse for the denial of access of humanitarian personnel and the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms by the populations concerned.
Second, many countries remain uncomfortable with the idea of subjecting themselves to a constant process of accountability both to their own populations and to the international community.
Governments made commitments only in relation to their own population; they were reluctant to make commitments in relation to the populations of other countries or collective commitments, except on a voluntary basis.
These sentiments are reinforced with the strengthening of the global economic crisis,when the Western democracies have to think more about their own population than to support regimes hostile to Russia.
The Special Rapporteur therefore pointed out that States need to educate their own population to emphasize that migrants do not represent a threat to national identity or security, but that they contribute in a positive manner to the socio-economic development of the country.
This led to riots across three dozen countries, political fallouts, and export bans andrestrictions as countries' governments sought to prioritize the food security needs of their own populations.
Indeed, recent history provides several examples of abusive military regimes that have used military tribunals as an instrument to victimize their own population and grant themselves amnesties to avoid accountability for their actions see A/61/384.
The aim of the health programme is to provide essential health services to eligible Palestine refugees on a level consistent with the public health programmes of host Governments for their own population.
It was therefore only logical for countries to formulate their own population policies and objectives as well as programmes, priorities and measures designed to achieve those objectives in the light of their economic and social development.
Many countries, especially those in sub-Saharan Africa and the least developed countries,are not able to generate sufficient resources to finance their own population programmes and rely heavily on donor assistance.
This entails the responsibility of States to protect their own populations from atrocity crimes; the responsibility to help other States do so through the provision of international assistance; and the responsibility to take collective action when a State manifestly fails to protect its population. .
Many countries, especially those in sub-Saharan Africa and the least developed countries,are not able to generate sufficient resources to finance their own population programmes and rely heavily on donor assistance.
The SecretaryGeneral's commitment to promoting an international culture of prevention, rather than a culture of reaction, was most laudable,as was his emphasis on the responsibility of States for protecting their own populations.
Ethnic, racial and religious hatreds had always caused unrest in every corner of the globe;States must protect their own populations from human rights violations and, if they did not, it was the international community's responsibility to do so.
The Agency's health programme seeks to preserve and improve the health status of refugees andmeet their basic health needs consistent with the public health programme that host Governments provide for their own population.
The provision was intended to prevent a practice adopted during the Second World War by certain States,which transferred portions of their own population to occupied territory for political and racial reasons or in order, as they had claimed, to colonize those territories.
The Schlaining Process: A Georgian Perspective| 115 If the sides had in fact succeeded in creating preconditions for a serious peace process through these regular informal meetings,any subsequent withdrawal by Georgia from that process might well have jeopardised the support given to the Georgian authorities by their allies and their own population.
The United Nations should increase its efforts to assist States in exercising their responsibility to protect their own populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, and to improve their early warning capability.
The annual report submitted to the Croatian Parliament for 2004 and 2005 by the Office of the Gender Equality Ombudsperson contains observations on the status of Roma men and women in the educational process,on the labour market and within their own population with reference to the status of female children.