Примеры использования Two draft conventions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was an urgent need, however, to conclude negotiations on the two draft conventions.
To abandon work on the two draft conventions would represent a serious blow to efforts to combat terrorism.
General Assembly resolution 51/210 had established the Ad Hoc Committee with a view to elaborating two draft conventions.
But the two draft conventions before the Committee were in a state of deadlock, essentially for political reasons.
Mr. Zaki(Pakistan) said that his delegation was encouraged by the renewed impetus in the negotiations concerning the two draft conventions.
In January 2000, the Government of Uganda decided to sponsor two draft conventions on extradition and mutual legal assistance prepared initially by UNAFRI.
It would therefore be ironic if, despite the impetus of the 11 September attacks,efforts to complete work on the two draft conventions were to fail.
As for the work of the Ad Hoc Committee on the two draft conventions, his delegation recognized that the outstanding issues were complex and political in nature.
At the same time, the Working Party on Customs Questions affecting Transport(WP.30)was also requested by the Committee on Inland Transport to provide its comments on the two draft Conventions.
The Committee noted that the Working Party had finalized in principle two draft conventions on rail Customs transit, one based on the CIM and the other on the SMGS consignment note.
On the initiative of New Zealand,the item had been included in the agenda of the forty-eighth session of the General Assembly and two draft conventions tabled by Ukraine and New Zealand.
Once the two draft conventions were finalized, the Ad Hoc Committee should concentrate its attention on the issue of defining international terrorism, even though the question was highly controversial.
Support was expressed for the work being done by the Ad Hoc Committee,with some delegations reiterating their appeal to finalize the two draft conventions as soon as possible.
The two draft Conventions by International Technical Committee of Legal Aeronautical Experts(CITEJA),(Paris 1931) for the first time in history of civil aviation laying down international substantive property law.
One delegation noted that,while awaiting the outcome of the negotiations concerning the two draft Conventions, the COTIF and SMGS agreements continued to co-exist in several countries.
The Working Party invited the Contracting Parties to the COTIF and SMGS Agreements, that had not yet done so,to provide the secretariat with their comments concerning the two draft Conventions as soon as possible.
The Committee may note that, in accordance with a decisionof the Working Party, the secretariat has already transmitted the two draft conventions to the Contracting Parties of the COTIF Convention and of the SMGS Agreement respectively for comments.
The Working Party was informed that the Executive Secretary of the UNECE, on 30 May 2001, had transmitted a letter to all Contracting Partiesof the COTIF and SMGS AaAgreements soliciting their views on the two draft Conventions.
The Committee, at its sixty-third session, decided,on the basis of comments received to the two draft Conventions only to continue work on the draft Convention covering the SMGS Consignment note ECE/TRANS/136, para. 88.
The Working Party appreciated the offer of the OSZhD to prepare a revised draft convention covering the SMGS countries anddecided to re-consider the two draft conventions at its forthcoming session.
It supported unreservedly the work on the two draft conventions by the Ad Hoc Committee and hoped that the draft international convention for the suppression of the Financing of Terrorism would be adopted at the current session.
At its one-hundredth session, the Working Party had been informed of the results of the Informal Ad-hoc Expert Group meeting on Customs Rail Transit based on the SMGS Consignment Note which took place on 11 February 2002 as a follow-up to the replies provided by Contracting Parties in reply to the two draft Conventions.
The speedy conclusion of the two draft conventions under consideration would not only be in the interests of all Member States, but would also facilitate the work of the Security Council by enhancing the legal framework on which its resolutions were based.
The United Nations must, first of all, pursue its efforts to urge Member States to ratify the 12 international conventions against terrorism andto finalize the negotiations on the two draft conventions, in particular the draft comprehensive convention against terrorism.
His delegation hoped that the current negotiations on the two draft conventions would produce consensus texts which would take into account the concerns of all parties, particularly the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries and the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
Furthermore, the view was expressed that the General Assembly, which had successfully contributed to the legal framework of international counter-terrorism instruments,should not delay any further in completing these two draft conventions, since any such delay would only convey a wrong signal to the international community.
There was an urgent need to complete work on the two draft conventions before the Committee, namely, the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism and the draft international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
It had decided to transmit the two draft conventions it had prepared for this purpose, via diplomatic channels, to the Contracting Parties to the COTIF Convention and to the SMGS Agreement respectively with a view to soliciting their views on the approach taken and on the Customs transit procedures proposed therein TRANS/WP.30/192, paras. 14-21.
His delegation encouraged the members of the Sixth Committee to continue their work on the two draft conventions and to ensure that the convening of a high-level conference under the auspices of the United Nations to formulate a joint organized response of the international community to terrorism remained on the General Assembly's agenda.
Progress on the two draft conventions had been so limited that while the Sixth Committee was considering the report of the Working Group, the Security Council, in the adjoining chamber, had adopted resolution 1566(2004), in which it called upon Member States to resolve all outstanding issues on an expedited basis with a view to adopting the two draft conventions by consensus.