Ejemplos de uso de Implementation of that instrument en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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Her Government reaffirmed its strong determination to continue to support the implementation of that instrument.
The implementation of that instrument required the integration of its goals and objectives into national planning processes.
At the same time,we believe it is crucial not to allow double standards in the implementation of that instrument.
The implementation of that instrument was one of the most important steps taken by Albania following its entry into the European Union.
The information provided reflected the importance the Polish Government attached to the implementation of that instrument.
In general, we see a mixed record in the implementation of that instrument; this reflects the major constraints that all these countries face in trying to reverse the heavy dynamic of underdevelopment.
The landlocked developing countries attached special importance to the timely and effective implementation of that instrument.
It was therefore difficult to achieve universal implementation of that instrument, which was the principal tool of international strategic disarmament and vertical and horizontal non-proliferation.
Its annual voluntary contributions to the Convention secretariat attested to its support for the implementation of that instrument.
Although the future of the struggle against racism andracial discrimination depended largely on the implementation of that instrument, in order to be effective the struggle at the international level needed to be backed by action at the national level.
Where they do not exist, the laws, regulations andadministrative procedures needed to ensure the effective implementation of that Instrument;
The second periodic report on the implementation of that instrument bore witness to both fulfilment of the obligations to which the State party had subscribed and the commitment of the new national authorities(elected in 2005) in favour of human rights.
The framework set out in article 32 of the Convention(International cooperation)was the key to the implementation of that instrument in New Zealand.
Future work would focus on building capacity, empowering all stakeholders to monitor and implement the Convention,promoting the implementation of that instrument within its own secretariat and within the United Nations system, and assisting with the development of relevant national legislation.
Although corruption was often local in its manifestations,it should be addressed through a global approach based on full implementation of that instrument.
Non-compliance with the safeguards provisions of the Treaty anddifferences of opinion regarding the full implementation of that instrument and the existing stockpiles of nuclear weapons posed a clear and present danger.
We believe that we should build on the substance and the process of theprevious Biennial Meeting so as to create favourable conditions for the implementation of that instrument.
This review is a valuable exercise, not only to assess progress made during the first two years of the Strategy, butalso to give impetus to the implementation of that instrument through new policies and measures.
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Inter-American Convention against the Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives, and Other Related Materials, the Regional Centre in Lima and the Organization of American States(OAS)reached an agreement to conduct a joint study on the implementation of that instrument.
He called for the establishment of an international alliance of friends of the Convention with a view to expanding participation in the implementation of that instrument and ultimately securing universal adherence to it.
It hoped that the second session of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention to Combat Desertification, to be held in Dakar in December 1998,would give new impetus to implementation of that instrument.
It intended to participate constructively in the fifth session of the Conference of States Parties to the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, to be held shortly in Vienna,which would enable a mechanism to be set up to monitor the implementation of that instrument, similarly to that relating to the Convention against Corruption.
An important goal for the European Union was universalization of the Ottawa Convention, andit welcomed the commitment of States parties to pursue full implementation of that instrument.
Addressing the issue of national reporting in the context of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons andthe mine ban Convention, it is essential to stress that the high contracting parties to the CCW have a political obligation to annually submit their national reports on the implementation of that instrument as a whole under the CCW compliance mechanism established by the Third Review Conference in 2006.
The Working Group had adopted several vital recommendations, one of which was aimed at determining the object, content and scope of articles 2, 3 and 4 of the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities,which should subsequently enable follow-up mechanisms to be established for State implementation of that instrument.
Africa, which has taken charge of its own development through NEPAD,relies on the international community's support for implementation of that instrument.
The global andsui generis nature of the Convention entailed the need for a new approach in designing methods to review the implementation of that instrument.
My delegation attaches great importance to the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms andcalls for the early implementation of that instrument.
Mr. Bune(Fiji) said that his country was committed to fulfilling its obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child andhad established a coordinating committee on children to oversee the implementation of that instrument.
The Conference of the Parties to the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime would convene shortly in Vienna, andconcrete measures should be taken to ensure the effective implementation of that instrument.