Примеры использования To publicly condemn на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First and foremost,the highest authorities need to publicly condemn torture in all its forms.
They failed, however, to publicly condemn violations taking place since the fall of the Qadhafi Government.
I call on you-- as the President of the Security Council-- to publicly condemn Hezbollah's dangerous provocation.
Measures to publicly condemn all propaganda and organizations based on ideas or theories of the superiority of one group of persons.
It further calls on all Kosovo leaders to publicly condemn violence and ethnic intolerance.
He would like to know whether it was the policy of the Slovak Government to clearly affirmthat political leaders and representatives of the State had a duty to publicly condemn racial violence.
In today's world, it did not suffice to publicly condemn or legislate against discrimination.
To publicly condemn all propaganda and organizations based on ideas or theories of the superiority of one group of persons on the basis of race, colour, descent or national or ethnic origin, or which attempt to justify or promote racial hatred and discrimination in any form;
The European Union calls on the Government of the Sudan to publicly condemn the actions of the Janjaweed militias in Darfur and to bring the militias under control.
He believes that keeping racism and racial discrimination out of politics requires a strong commitment on the part of politicians and political parties,and encourages them to publicly condemn racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
She highlighted the need for politicians to publicly condemn anti-Semitism and the primary role of education in the struggle against antiSemitism.
In some countries,religious communities organize broad demonstrations and use all available media to publicly condemn religious justifications of violent atrocities.
The Agency has regular practice to publicly condemn any attempt to exert pressure and threats on journalists in performing their professional activities.
Although its appeals have, for the most part, fallen on deaf ears,Eritrea once again calls on the international community to publicly condemn and take urgent action to stop the uprooting of an entire community.
The fact that the Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia had to publicly condemn these closures also indicated the lack of coordination between different branches of the Government that should work in a concerted team spirit.
In comments to CAT, Uzbekistan highlighted its partial disagreement with some of its recommendations, in particular relating to the definition of torture;the request to publicly condemn torture; and the qualification of the use of force during the May 2005 events in Andijan.
In this regard, I also call upon community andreligious leaders to publicly condemn attacks against humanitarian workers and to assist in developing appropriate measures for the protection of humanitarian actors and their programmes.
On February 27, 1917, when in Petrograd the troops of the Moscow garrison crossed over to the side of the rebels, Raev, like the comrade of the chief procurator, Prince Zhevakhov,proposed to the Synod to publicly condemn the revolutionary movement, but this proposal was not supported by the members of the Synod.
It reminded the political parties of their obligation to publicly condemn all political violence and acts of incitement to hatred or violence, in line with the Constitution of Burundi and the Arusha Agreement.
Following an interview with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on German public television in which he repeatedly called Israel"an artificial state" that had been built on the"lie of the Holocaust",Knobloch called on the German government to publicly condemn the Iranian leader's statements and to isolate Iran diplomatically.
In closing, we renew our call on the Russian government to publicly condemn any attacks or threats of violence against members of the political opposition, civil society activists, or journalists, and to protect them from further harm.
The Special Rapporteur has noticed with regret that, as far as her mandate is concerned, denunciation of human rights abuses is often selective; the religion of the victim and of the perpetrator, rather than the act itself,seems to be a determining factor as to who feels obliged to publicly condemn the incident.
The Greek government conducted migrant sweeps in Athens, butalso has taken steps to publicly condemn xenophobic violence and has created a special unit of the police force to combat it.
CAT further requested Ukraine to publicly condemn hate crimes and other violent acts of racial discrimination, xenophobia and related violence and work to eradicate incitement and any role public officials or law enforcement personnel might have in such violence.
It further stressed the urgent need for the Government of Burundi to address impunity andfor all political parties to publicly condemn all political violence and acts of incitement to hatred or violence, in line with the Constitution of Burundi and the Arusha peace agreement.
The Special Rapporteur has noticed with regret that, as far as her mandate is concerned, public denunciation of human rights abuses is often selective;the religion of the victim and of the perpetrator, rather than the act itself, seems to be a determining factor as to who feels obliged to publicly condemn an incident.
Don't you think that this time international community andthe Council of Europe have to publicly condemn this operation realized by Azerbaijan as the absence of strong international condemnation is one of the factors that make such actions possible?
Cuba was one of the first countries to publicly condemn the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 in the United States. It communicated its willingness to provide medical and humanitarian assistance to the victims, and immediately offered to open up its airspace and its airports to aircraft carrying passengers bound for the United States.
The Hezb-e Islami leadership, however, stated that the group would not targetthe electoral process or citizens who participated in voting. The Taliban continued to publicly condemn the elections: in a statement dated 2 June, it again threatened electoral workers and polling sites and warned citizens to avoid polling locations.
In particular, they urge the Council to publicly condemn the rebels who continue to commit acts of violence against the population despite the appeals by the Facilitator, Nelson Mandela, the heads of State of the region and the Council itself.