Примеры использования Those principles should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those principles should apply.
His delegation believed that those principles should be upheld.
Those principles should be respected.
The amendments do not change the underlying principles of the Standard butclarify how those principles should be applied.
Those principles should be further debated and codified.
However, in the light of recent technological developments, the remaining work on the elaboration of those principles should be completed as soon as possible.
Those principles should also be reflected in the work of the Subcommittees.
Inclusive, quality education required the involvement of all components of society, and those principles should be respected regardless of funding levels or of whether institutions were public or private.
One of those principles should be the protection of the human rights of individuals.
Until a consensus was reached in the Subcommittee on the need for andthe scope of revision of the Principles Relevant to the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space, those principles should be observed and implemented by the international community.
Any breach of those principles should be subject to review by an independent court or tribunal.
Participants agreed that negotiated access agreements involving States, non-State actors andhumanitarian organizations should make explicit reference to the Guiding Principles and that the implementation of those principles should be regularly monitored.
Those principles should be reflected in the Final Document of the 2005 Review Conference.
Mr. Eriksen(Norway) said that his delegation remained fully committed to the establishment of a new system of administration of justice in conformity with the principles of transparency, impartiality,accessibility and efficiency; those principles should not be compromised by arguments based on cost.
Respect for those principles should be approached without exclusivity and without discrimination among States.
Those principles should be increasingly mainstreamed within the operational activities of all United Nations agencies.
In the reports the Working Group endeavoured to explain that those principles should be applied in practice in a complete manner, and not be restricted to the delivery of money, as some sources reported occurs in the majority of cases.
Those principles should be gradually incorporated in the Organization's activities and in the elaboration of post-2015 goals.
As in all cases related to the promotion andprotection of human rights by the United Nations, those principles should be considered in conjunction with articles 55 and 56 of the Charter, under which all States pledged themselves to take joint and separate action to promote universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion.
Those principles should always be reflected in the work of multilateral organizations and of the United Nations, in particular.
The two Groups, whose statements are attached to the report in annexes I and II, respectively,were of the view that those principles should be implemented as early as possible with an objective and constructive approach and in conformity with the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, and that the Secretariat should organize consultations among Member States with a view to preparing outlines and modalities of implementing those principles, including the terms of offices and composition of the bureaux.
Those principles should be clearly set out as rules of general application in the Standard Minimum Rules as an extension of current rule 6.
Those principles should be strengthened by countries on the national, regional and international levels, in accordance with international law.
Those principles should be translated into concrete action to bolster the confidence of the international community and to allay its fears.
Those principles should make it possible to highlight obstacles and gaps in the exercise of the fundamental rights of persons living in extreme poverty.
However, those principles should facilitate the necessary operational space for humanitarian personnel to be able to act effectively and responsibly.
Those principles should establish the purpose and objectives of the Organization with regard to security sector reform and direct its engagement in specific contexts.
Those principles should include debt relief, debt swapping and a shift to highly concessional loans and grants, particularly in absorbing external shocks.
Those principles should also apply to cooperation among developing countries and to the United Nations system itself, including the framework of the"Delivering as One" initiative.
Those principles should be included in all future economic and financial negotiations, as well as in United Nations development and integration programmes.