Примеры использования Their transnational на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Governments also have a responsibility to monitor andregulate the activities of their transnational corporations abroad.
States must monitor and regulate the activities of their transnational corporations to ensure that they do not violate the right to food;
Another delegation expressed support for stronger control of PMSCs,especially concerning their transnational activities.
The focus is on illicit groups, their transnational activities, the interactions among different groups and their impact on the legal economy.
It is also due to the complexity of the criminal networks involved,the tools they use and their transnational nature.
Monopolistic control of technology patents by North countries and their transnational corporations and imposition of numerous barriers to the real transfer of technology;
The measurement of such crimes presents additional challenges rooted in the nature of the offences, their wide range and their transnational nature.
Precisely because of their transnational character, many of these problems require multilateral cooperation and action in an inclusive framework that involves both developed and developing countries.
The monopolistic control resulting from the grant of patents over technology by northern countries and their transnational corporations, and the imposition of numerous barriers to the transfer of technology and knowledge;
The project addresses the phenomenon of transnational organized criminal groups active in selected countries of West Africa-- Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana,Nigeria and Senegal-- and their transnational dimension.
The analysis will include a ranking of the groups according to their level of dangerousness,the identification and mapping of their transnational dimensions in and outside the region and an evaluation of their trends in the region.
The project addresses the phenomenon of transnational organized criminal groups active in selected countries in West Africa-- Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana,Nigeria and Senegal-- and their transnational dimension.
Migratory flows and their transnational implications clearly indicated that the problem went far beyond the domestic policies of the countries from which migrants left or through which they transited, instead heaving repercussions on the entire international community.
She had said that the Committee would consider the matter andwould require States henceforth to provide information on how their transnational corporations intended to safeguard the rights of migrant workers.
The complexity of the challenges andthreats to peace and security, such as their transnational and changing nature and the fact that they are often interrelated, requires a collective security system that is capable of responding swiftly and effectively to such challenges.
There was a significant decline in outward FDI from Latin America and the Caribbean,as foreign affiliates of some of their transnational companies repaid loans to their parent firms in the region.
The Assembly also requested UNODC to continue developing, in close cooperation with Member States, technical and methodological tools and trend analyses and studies to enhance knowledge on crime trends and support Member States in designing appropriate responses in specific areas of crime,in particular in their transnational dimension.
To discuss the methodologies and patterns used in thecommission of these crimes, highlighting their transnational nature and the involvement of organized criminal groups, as well as their links to such criminal acts as corruption and money-laundering;
Will the developed countries accept fair treatment for Africa at the next round of negotiations of the World Trade Organization(WTO), orwill they continue short-sightedly to protect the narrow interests of their transnational companies?
Considering that illegal trafficking in andtransporting of migrants are normally carried out by organizations as part of their transnational criminal operations and ordinarily take place under inhuman conditions which result in a great number of accidents and casualties.
Operation Fail Safe is being implemented to generate the issuance of INTERPOL Green Notices regarding individuals involved in the illicit trafficking of radioactive or nuclear material andprovide operational support in tracking their transnational movements.
The Ministers noted the urgency and importance of the instructions of the heads of State concerning the development of a comprehensive programme document on combating the new challenges and threats,taking into account their transnational character, and the need for consistent consolidation of the efforts of the international community through multilateral dialogue and collective action.
The Assembly requested UNODC, within its existing mandate, to strengthen the collection, analysis and dissemination of information on crime trends and support Member States in designing responses in specific areas of crime,in particular in their transnational dimension.
The wide range of potential threats to maritime security and their transnational character; the number of applicable legal instruments that must be implemented and enforced; extensive monitoring, control and surveillance requirements; and the high costs of enforcement operations are some of the factors that give rise to problems of implementation and enforcement.
As mandated by Member States, UNODC will also continue to develop threat and risk analysis of drug and crime issues,giving particular attention to their transnational dimensions and the impact on health, security and sustainable development.
The first addresses the phenomenon of transnational organized crime groups active in selected countries of the West African region(Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal) and Central Asia(Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,Uzbekistan and Tajikistan) and their transnational dimension.
It recalled the challenges that States faced with regard to private military andsecurity companies owing to their complexity in legal status, human resources, their transnational nature and the possible human rights violations involved in their activities.
Trade liberalization, as currently practised, was the most significant barrier to development for developing countries because of the governing structure and decision-making processes of the multilateral trading system,which allowed the predominance of the few major trading countries and their transnational corporations.
Fourthly, FDI inflows should continue to be promoted by the per capita incomes in developing countries of the region, which are rising at higher rates than in the rest of the developing world, and increasing competition in the industrial as well as the developing countries andthe resultant pressures on their transnational firms to locate abroad in search of reduced production cost and the strong likelihood of further liberalization of trade and investment policies in developing countries of the region.
Another delegation stated that existing challenges could be attributed to gaps in international law,especially a failure to place limits on the types of activities that PMSCs might carry out and the regulation of their transnational activities outside their home States.