Примеры использования To rescind its decision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They view with extreme concern the continuing refusal by the Government of Iraq to rescind its decision.
The Assembly called upon Israel to rescind its decision, and demanded once more that it withdraw from all the occupied Golan in implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions.
We also call upon that State that has announced its withdrawal from the Treaty to rescind its decision.
The Council again calls upon the Government of Croatia to rescind its decision of September 1995 suspending certain constitutional provisions affecting the rights of national minorities, principally Serbs.
Earlier, on 6 September,the Kirkuk Governorate Council had requested the Government of Iraq to rescind its decision.
Some members also expressed concern regarding the refusal by the Government to rescind its decision of October 2012 to expel an UNMISS human rights officer.
Since 1981, Israel had refused to rescind its decision to impose its laws in the Golan, notwithstanding Security Council resolution 497(1981), which declared Israel's annexation inadmissible and its laws in the Golan null and void.
The Government of Israel has to immediately stop the extrajudicial killings and dismantle settlements and the separation wall,as well as to rescind its decision to expel or even consider taking the life of President Arafat.
Since my last report, the Government of Croatia has taken no action to rescind its decision of September 1995 suspending several articles of a special constitutional law affecting the rights of national minorities, principally Serbs.
The Palestinian leadership calls on the international community, including the Quartet, and in particular the United Nations, to exert maximum pressure on Israel,the occupying Power, to rescind its decision to withhold funds that belong to the PNA.
The Mission strongly protestedthese unsubstantiated allegations and asked the Eritrean Government to rescind its decision, which not only contravenes the Eritrean Government's international obligations but also has a negative impact on the Mission's activities.
This failure signals not merely the obstruction of the wishes of the overwhelming majority of the members of the Council, but above all the stifling of the voices of those outside the Council, within the Middle East region and beyond,who have called on Israel to rescind its decision.
Unfortunately, despite an overwhelming rejection of the Israeli action,the Security Council could not come up with a resolution urging Israel to rescind its decision in the greater interest of preserving a positive spirit of partnership for the peace process.
It urges the Government of Croatia to rescind its decision to suspend several articles of the'Constitutional Law on Human Rights and Freedoms and the Rights of National and Ethnic Communities in the Republic of Croatia' as described in the report of the Secretary-General.
As it did during the Council debate, my delegation reiterates its strong condemnation of this Israeli measure andcalls on the Israeli Government to rescind its decision and to desist from taking any further unilateral actions which could undermine the still fragile peace process.
Japan calls upon Iraq to rescind its decision of 5 August, as demanded in Security Council resolution 1194(1998) of 9 September, and its decision of 31 October, and to resume immediate, complete and unconditional cooperation with the United Nations Special Commission(UNSCOM) and the IAEA.
At the informal consultations of the whole held on 14 and 15 November 1998,the members of the Council received a briefing from the Secretary-General on the decision of the Government of Iraq to rescind its decisions of 5 August and 31 October 1998 and to resume cooperation with the Special Commission and IAEA.
General Assembly resolution 60/40 also affirms that Israel's decision to impose its laws, jurisdiction and administration on the Syrian Golan is null and void and has no legitimacy whatsoever, as confirmed by the Security Council in its resolution 497(1981), andcalls upon Israel to rescind its decision.
The OIC Group calls upon the international community, particularly the Security Council, to compel Israel,the occupying Power, to rescind its decision and to cease all such actions and measures aimed at the judaization of the Holy City of Al-Quds Al-Sharif and changing its legal status, character and demographic composition.
The international community, and in particular the States of the Middle East, appealed to the United Nations Security Council in the hope that that body would assume its responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security andwould adopt appropriate measures requiring Israel to rescind its decision.
The General Assembly of the United Nations, in its resolution 62/85, declared the Israeli decision to be null and void, and called upon Israel to rescind its decision, and demanded once more that Israel withdraw from the occupied Syrian Golan and that it comply with Security Council resolution 497 1981.
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic reaffirmed the need to pressure Israel to respect paragraph 4 of Human Rights Council resolution 19/14, in which the Council called upon Israel to allow the Syrian population of the occupied Syrian Golan to visit their families and relatives in their motherland through the Quneitra crossing, and to rescind its decision barring these visits.
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic also emphasizes its request to the above-mentioned international figures to bring pressure to bear on Israel to rescind its decision barring visits by citizens from the occupied Syrian Golan to their homeland, the Syrian Arab Republic, through the Qunaitra crossing.
Following Iraq's failure to rescind its decision to expel United States nationals working for the Commission, on 12 November the Council unanimously adopted resolution 1137(1997), in which, inter alia, it demanded that Iraq cooperate fully and immediately and without conditions or restrictions with the Special Commission, and decided to designate, in consultation with the Commission, a list of individuals who would be covered by the travel ban outlined in resolution 1134 1997.
The remaining inhabitants of the Syrian Golan, numbering some 25,000, had been ill-treated by Israel which had imposed its citizenship on them,persistently refusing to rescind its decision of 1981 to impose its laws on the Golan, despite the adoption of Security Council resolution 497(1981) which had declared that decision to be null and void.
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic also emphasized its request to the above-mentioned international figures to put pressure on Israel to rescind its decision to bar visits by citizens from the occupied Syrian Golan to their homeland, the Syrian Arab Republic, through the Qunaitra crossing, taking into consideration the material, mental and physical suffering that is caused to Syrian citizens by the Israeli practice, which also contravenes the Geneva Conventions and all international humanitarian instruments and norms.
Calls upon Israel to allow the Syrian population of the occupied Syrian Golan to visit their families and relatives in the Syrian motherland through the Quneitra checkpoint andunder the supervision of the International Committee of the Red Cross, and to rescind its decision to prohibit these visits, as it is in flagrant violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights;
Calls for continued urgent and effective action at all Islamic andinternational levels with a view to forcing Israel to rescind its decision to annex the city of Al-Quds AlSharif, reaffirming the City 's Arab-Islamic character and rejecting its annexation or judaization, pursuant to the relevant Resolutions of international legality, and particularly UN Security Council Resolutions No. 465 and 478; and exerting all efforts to put these two Resolutions into effect in conformity with the Resolutions of the United Nations and the international legality.
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic also emphasizes its request to the above-mentioned international parties to bring pressure to bear on Israel to rescind its decision preventing citizens in the occupied Syrian Golan from visiting their homeland, Syria, through the Qunaitra crossing. On 27 March 2012, it prevented a delegation of religious dignitaries from the Syrian Arab Golan from crossing to the motherland for the burial of Ahmad al-Hijri in the Syrian city of Suwaida.
Calls for continued urgent and effective action at all Islamic andinternational levels with a view to forcing Israel to rescind its decision to annex the city of AlQuds AlSharif, reaffirming the City 's ArabIslamic character and rejecting its annexation or judaization, pursuant to the relevant Resolutions of international legality, and particularly UN Security Council Resolutions No. 465 and 478; and exerting all efforts to put these two Resolutions into effect in conformity with the Resolutions of the United Nations and the international legality.