Примеры использования To secure democracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is from our efforts to secure democracy that we recognize the value of external support for it.
The report of the Niger(CERD/C/299/Add.18)described the difficulties the country had been facing since 1991 in its efforts to secure democracy and political pluralism.
We must use the full spectrum of means and measures to secure democracy and opportunity for every person on this planet.
Throughout the post-cold-war, post-September 11, andpost-Arab Spring eras, transitional processes have been underwritten by a continuous effort to secure democracy or democratization.
Study on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective.
While reaffirming the aforementioned findings, the study endeavors to contribute further to the promotion and strengthening of the interdependence of human rights, democracy andthe rule of law by examining more specifically the nature of common challenges faced by States in their efforts to secure democracy.
Panel discussion on common challenges faced by States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective.
In his report entitled"In larger freedom: towards development, security and human rights for all"(A/59/2005), the Secretary-General urged Member States to use this summit to strengthenthe world's system of collective security, to forge a genuinely global and multisectoral strategy for development and to intensify efforts to secure democracy and human rights for all peoples.
Outcome of the panel discussion on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective.
That countries in transition need massive financial support to pre-empt pressures and to secure democracy has been recognized in Eastern Europe; it is unfortunate that Africa, which, as the Secretary-General's analysis points out, is in a comparable situation, does not receive anywhere near the same support.
Reference is made to the report of OHCHR on the outcome of the panel discussion on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, held at the twenty-third session(A/HRC/24/54) see paragraph 27 above.
The discussion was based on a study on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective(A/HRC/22/29) and was submitted to the Human Rights Council at its twenty-second session.
The present study is submitted pursuant to paragraph 24 of Human Rights Council resolution 19/36,in which the Council requested the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to draft a study on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, and on lessons learned and best practices in the engagement of the State with the international community to support such processes.
Decides to organize, at its twenty-third session,a panel discussion on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, as well as on lessons learned and best practices in the engagement of the State with the international community to support such processes;
Reference is made to the study of OHCHR on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective(A/HRC/22/29) see paragraph 28 above.
Pursuant to resolution 19/36,the Human Rights Council held a panel discussion on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, as well as on lessons learned and best practices in the engagement of the State with the international community to support such processes.
It provides a summary of the panel discussion, held on 11 June 2013, at the twenty-third session of the Human Rights Council,on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, as well as on lessons learned and best practices in the engagement of the State with the international community to support such processes.
Pursuant to resolution 19/36, the Human Rights Council held a panel discussion, on 11 June 2013,at its twenty-third session, on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, as well as on lessons learned and best practices in the engagement of the State with the international community to support such processes.
Pursuant to Human Rights Council resolution 19/36, the first adopted by the Council on human rights, democracy and the rule of law,I submitted to the Council at its twenty-second session a study on common challenges facing States in their efforts to secure democracy and the rule of law from a human rights perspective, as well as lessons learned in the engagement of States with the international community to support such processes A/HRC/22/29.
Following the analysis of the centrality of the rule of law and of human rights to democracy as a system of governance, and to democratization as a process, the study sheds light on the most common political,security, and social challenges to securing democracy.
The popular will to secure and consolidate democracy has determined a global transition.
We see an SRSG ending a mission well accomplished, having given the people of a country the opportunity to do for themselves what they could not do before: to build and hold onto peace, to find reconciliation,to strengthen democracy, to secure human rights.
We see an SRSG ending a mission well accomplished, having given the people of a country the opportunity to do for themselves what they could not do before: to build and hold onto peace, to find reconciliation,to strengthen democracy, to secure human rights.
The Presidents stressed that in order to secure stability and democracy in the whole of Europe, the accession process should start simultaneously with all countries that have the prospect of EU membership and have shown an interest in joining NATO.
The prevention and resolution of conflicts in Africa constitute priorities for the European Union andwe are committed to working in partnership with Africa to secure peace and democracy, respect for human rights, political stability and economic and social development.
But the time that has elapsed since then has not sufficed to secure the peace, liberty, democracy and development in the region that we promised our peoples.
The third step towards the future is to secure respect for human rights and democracy to enable peoples to choose freely their own destinies and to facilitate the coordination of all of society's actors.
We are mindful that tyranny and intolerance have given way to hope and reconciliation in many corners of the world, butwe are also mindful that we must persevere in facing the challenges still before us if we are to secure liberty, democracy, the rule of law and equal opportunity for future generations.
Our European instruments andmechanisms today work to secure the principles of democracy, human rights and the rule of law.
European instruments andmechanisms work to secure the principles of democracy, human rights and the rule of law for more than 800 million people.