Приклади вживання The assembly considers Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Assembly considers that it is now time to end hypocrisy and to turn words into deeds.
Despite the progress made andthe international instruments already in existence, the Assembly considers that action to combat violence against women must be intensified.
The Assembly considers it necessary for a number of principles concerning media freedom to be respected in a democratic society.
Given that neither secessionism, nor integration with the Russian Federation, was prevalent on the political agenda of the Crimean population,or widely supported, prior to Russian military intervention, the Assembly considers that the drive for secession and integration into the Russian Federation was instigated and incited by the Russian authorities, under the cover of a military intervention.
The Assembly considers that henceforth accession must be the priority in the dialogue between the two organisations.
Under these circumstances, The Assembly considers it premature to take a stand on any legal issue.
The Assembly considers that the upcoming parliamentary elections will be a litmus test for Ukraine'scommitment to democratic principles.
Noting the concerns expressed with regard to the concentration of power by the new authorities in Ukraine, the Assembly considers that the consolidation of power by a newly established administration is understandable, and in many cases even desirable, but warns that such consolidation should not lead to the monopolisation of power by a single political force, as this would undermine the democratic development of the country.
The Assembly considers it high time for the declarations of intent to be carried into effect with the EU's early accession to the ECHR.
In line with the aims of the Interlaken process, the Assembly considers that it too should remain seized of this matter in order, in parallel, to ensure regular and rigorous parliamentary oversight of implementation issues- both at the European and national levels.
The Assembly considers that the reform of prisons and criminal justice policies is necessary to ensure a more humane and effective application of justice for women.
Regarding the elections foreseen in the Minsk Agreements, the Assembly considers that as long as the present situation in the“DPR” and“LPR”, characterised by a climate of insecurity, intimidation, impunity and a lack of freedom of expression and freedom of information, prevails, free and fair elections(as guaranteed by Article 3 of the Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights(ETS No. 9)) are not possible in these regions.
The Assembly considers that good practices should also promote democratic principles such as equality, dialogue, co-operation, transparency and the fight against corruption.
Furthermore, the Assembly considers that the principle of secularity does not requirethe elimination of religion from social space;
The Assembly considers that the Council of Europe has the duty to promote a clear message of respect and non-discrimination so that everybody can live in dignity in all its member states.
The Assembly considers that Articles 364 and 365 of the Criminal Code are overly broad in application and effectively allow for ex post facto criminalisation of normal political decision making.
The Assembly considers that the elaboration of a code of good practice for political parties, which would set out the most important elements for the conduct of political parties, is both necessary and timely.
The Assembly considers that Articles 364 and 365 of the Ukrainian Criminal Code are overly broad inapplication and effectively allow for post-facto criminalisation of normal political decision-making.
The Assembly considers that the situation of people who have been displaced as a consequence of the war and of the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation remains a crucial challenge for the Ukrainian Government.
The Assembly considers that the new political environment following the events on Maidan between 18 and 21 February, and the resulting change of power, has opened a window of opportunity for Ukraine's democratic development.
The Assembly considers that the new political environment following the events on Maidan between 18 and 21 February, and the resulting change of power, has opened a window of opportunity for Ukraine's democratic development.
The Assembly considers that member states should act both at national level, developing policies to protect victims, prevent violations and punish the perpetrators, and at international level, promoting women's rights and action against gender-based violence.
The Assembly considers that the Council of Europe campaign“Stop domestic violence against women” has aided greater awareness of the phenomenon and acknowledgement of the fact that violence against women, particularly domestic violence, is an unacceptable violation of human rights.
At the same time, the Assembly considers that such important decisions as the geopolitical direction of a country should be made on the basis of an as wide a political consensus as possible between the different political forces in the country and on the basis of extensive consultation with the population.
The Assembly considers that it is not the role of member States to regulate or validate the beliefs and world views of its population, but to accommodate different perspectives and convictions, and allow individuals to thrive together within the boundaries of public order, health and morals.
The Assembly considers that the lack of equal representation of women and men in political and public decision making is a threat to the legitimacy of democracies and a violation of the human right of gender equality, and thus recommends that member states rectify this situation as a priority by:.
In this respect, the Assembly considers that, from the point of view of international law,the notion of“protecting citizens abroad” is not acceptable and is concerned by the political implications of such a policy by the Russian authorities for other member states where a substantial number of Russian citizens reside.
At the same time, the Assembly considers that such important decisions as the geopolitical direction of a country should be made on the basis of an as wide a political consensus as possible between the different political forces in the country and on the basis of extensive consultation with the population.
In this respect, the Assembly considers that, from the point of view of international law,the notion of“protecting citizens abroad” is not acceptable and is concerned by the political implications of such a policy by the Russian authorities for other member states where a substantial number of Russian citizens reside.