Примеры использования Would be ratified на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It expected that these protocols would be ratified in 2010.
The Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture was currently before Parliament, in the final stage of adoption, andthere was no doubt that it would be ratified.
He trusted that the remaining instruments would be ratified in due course.
The treaty would be ratified only by those States that respected international law and humanitarian law and by those whose impeccable past or present provided a guarantee that they would adhere to the values of justice.
She was confident that the Convention would be ratified by the end of 2009.
Morocco welcomed the entry into force of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers andMembers of Their Families, and hoped that it would be ratified by more States.
There was a good chance that the Statute would be ratified in the not too distant future.
In 2000, the then-President, Eduard Shevardnadze, repeatedly proposed a Framework Agreement between Russian and Georgia that would be ratified by both parliaments.
It was hoped that the Montreal andCopenhagen Amendments would be ratified by the end of 2010, with the Beijing Amendment to follow swiftly thereafter.
Mr. Khamidov(Tajikistan) said that the Optional Protocol had been signed and would be ratified in due course.
It was to be hoped that the African Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone Treaty would be ratified by the required number of States so that it could enter into force as soon as possible.
It favouredan à la carte approach, andquestioned whether the comprehensive approach was the best way to ensure an effective mechanism which would be ratified by the widest number of States.
She also asked when the Optional Protocol to the Convention would be ratified and what was delaying that ratification, since Parliament had passed in December 2002 a resolution authorizing it.
The Government had signed the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities andits Optional Protocol in 2007 and it would be ratified as soon as legislation had been amended.
Latvia is actively working so thatthe EU- Georgia Association Agreement would be ratified by most of the EU Member States before the Summit in Riga,” said the President of Latvia Andris Bērziņš.
Broad consultations were under way with civil society on a national preventive mechanism to fulfil the requirements of the Optional Protocol to the Convention, which would be ratified shortly.
Mr. Nardi(Liechtenstein) expressed the hope that the Convention on the Rights of the Child would be ratified by every Member State by 2014, the twenty-fifth anniversary of its adoption.
It also welcomed the fact that the Chemical Weapons Convention had been signed by such a large number of countries, andhoped that number would increase in future and that the Convention would be ratified and fully implemented.
Bulgaria hoped that the Treaty would be ratified by a sufficient number of States to permit its early entry into force and, in that connection, welcomed the recent decision to ratify the Treaty by the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
Costa Rica was confident that the Declaration would be ratified and followed up.
There had been some improvements in the situation under the country's new leader, Kim Jung Un, including the commendable signing of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,which the Special Rapporteur hoped would be ratified.
Finland confirmed that the CRPD andits Optional Protocol would be ratified once two working groups set up to prepare legislation for ratification and to consider the legal obstacles to ratification had completed their work in autumn 2012.
Mexico expressed the hope that the provisions contained in the instruments to which Ireland is party would be fully implemented andthat the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities would be ratified as soon as possible.
Since it was not expected that the Convention on the Rights of the Child would be ratified or enter into force during the current biennium, the Advisory Committee did not envision any additional related appropriations during that period.
Moreover, the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings andthe International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism would be ratified by the Criminal Justice Bill of 2002 after its approval by Parliament.
Mr. Jeannet(Observer for the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC))hoped that the Rome Statute would be ratified by a large number of States and that they would refrain from exercising their right under the Statute to refuse the Court's jurisdiction for a period of seven years in respect of war crimes allegedly committed by their nationals or on their territory.
It reported that the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against Safetyof Maritime Navigation and the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf would be ratified by the Maritime Security Bill of 2004.
However, the document before the Committee described two possible scenarios,one based on the assumption that the Convention would be ratified and enter into force by mid-2007, and the other based on the assumption that it would not enter into force until late 2007.
The Government of Croatia reported that, since 2002, progress made by it included ratification of the Council of Europe Civil Law Convention on Corruption of 5 June 2003, which became effective on 1 November 2003 for Croatia, as well as signature of the United Nations Convention against Corruption on 10 December 2003,which the Government indicated would be ratified in the near future.
Nigeria having been one of the first signatories of the Optional Protocol to the Convention in 1999,he asked when it would be ratified and whether the Constitution also required that it be domesticated before it could be applied.