Примеры использования This responsibility should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Although this responsibility should rest with the tenants themselves.
The concept of universal availability of published material(UAP)relies on this principle, and this responsibility should be accepted readily by all countries.
This responsibility should be reflected in the mandate of the Division.
But it is also our view that this responsibility should be shared by all parties.
This responsibility should be assumed with faultless credibility.
Appraisal of the way in which they discharge this responsibility should be an integral part of their performance evaluation. Paras.
This responsibility should weigh heavily on the members of the Security Council, and especially on those that exercise the veto power.
Appraisals of the way in which they discharge this responsibility should be an integral part of their performance evaluation.
Maybe this responsibility should be given back to the Documents Control Section of DGACM.
If travel and financial sanctions are to be imposed on members of FARDC who have violated paragraph 13 of resolution 1698(2006),the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo should be made responsible for their enforcement, and this responsibility should include a reporting obligation to the Committee.
However, this responsibility should be clearly defined and its exercise should have the prior authorization of the Security Council.
Its decision 18(1994)required that Governments, exercising this responsibility, should report to the Commission information regarding the distribution of payment.
This responsibility should also arise from the international community's responsibility to ensure the right to development for all nations.
Appraisal of the way in which they discharge this responsibility should be an integral part of their performance evaluation para. 59.
This responsibility should be undertaken with the cooperation of the United Nations system and other governmental, regional and international organizations.
Although the State can invoke national security or defence clauses,it is the view of the Special Rapporteur that this responsibility should not be abused by States or used to derogate from their duty to protect and promote the rights of their citizens in relation to the adverse effects of toxic and dangerous products and wastes.
This responsibility should be vested in a national mine action authority that is charged with the regulation, management and coordination of a national mine action programme.
We also reaffirm that national Governments bear primary responsibility for development and that this responsibility should be complemented, inter alia, by creating a favourable international economic environment that includes an open trade system better oriented towards development, that brings debt relief to developing countries, that promotes domestic and foreign public and private investment and that strengthens international partnerships not only among countries but also among international intergovernmental and non-governmental agencies.
This responsibility should be included in the ministry regulation guidelines, which are endorsed by the government, and departments should be charged with monitoring the MDG progress relevant for their sectoral policies.
This responsibility should extend to the coordination of readiness activities related to peace-keeping under the responsibility of departments and offices outside the Department of Peace-keeping Operations.
This responsibility should extend to the coordination of readiness activities related to peacekeeping under the responsibility of departments and offices outside the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
This responsibility should be exercised effectively and impartially by the Council on behalf of the general membership, irrespective of whether the threat to peace is directed towards a small or a big State, and whatever the geographical region.
This responsibility should also have the objective of advancing cooperation among countries, organizations and agencies of the United Nations system, and other relevant regional organizations, including the regional development banks.
This responsibility should be exercised according to procedures which ensure sufficient guarantees for the protection of individual rights and freedoms of the judge, following the rules laid down in Article 6 of the European Convention of Human Rights, by an independent authority, consisting of renowned judges.
Those who fail to accept this responsibility should expect the international community to act with firmness and bring into force the individual measures envisaged in Security Council resolution 1572(2004), which remains an important part of the international community's strategy for advancing the peace process.
This responsibility should be vested in a national mine action authority that is charged with the regulation, management and coordination of a national mine action programme within its national borders, including the development of national mine action standards, standing operation procedures and instructions.
We have always believed that this responsibility should be manifested in the protection of the humanitarian workers in conflict zones, in the ongoing presence of the United Nations and its specialized agencies subsequent to the ending of hostilities so as to build peace effectively and in the focused application of sanctions that are adopted so that they will not affect innocent civilians.
This moral and political responsibility should take centre stage in our efforts.
This shared responsibility should mean, as our colleague from Guyana told us, that it is time now to be aggressive, not timid.
It is not made clear how this"sharing" of responsibility should be achieved.