Exemples d'utilisation de Draft declaration should en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Decides that the draft Declaration should.
The draft declaration should reflect those ideas.
Decided that the draft declaration should.
The draft declaration should be adopted in its current form.
The importance of the implementation of the draft declaration should be emphasized.
The draft declaration should not be limited by domestic policy.
My delegation therefore believes that the draft declaration should include the following elements.
The draft declaration should be more explicit and mention, for instance, the option of independence.
Those delegations considered that the draft declaration should be consistent with existing international law.
The draft declaration should embody and complement all rights recognized by other international instruments.
His organization strongly felt that the draft declaration should be adopted without further delay.
The draft declaration should reflect the aspirations of the international community in the field of disarmament.
The observer for the Ainu Association of Hokkaido said that the draft declaration should be adopted by the working group as it stood.
The Draft Declaration should be more concise, e.g., two pages with concrete objectives that could be achieved;
The Fiji workshop agreed in principle that, wherever possible,efforts to strengthen the text of the current draft declaration should be encouraged.
He emphasized that the draft declaration should be adopted without any definition of“indigenous peoples.
One State noted that the declaration, while not legally binding, was"politically binding" on States andthat any rights recognized in the draft declaration should also be recognized in domestic legislation.
Finally, they considered that the draft declaration should make reference to the role of the media in social cohesion.
The draft declaration should be part of the zero draft, she said, to avoid fragmentation in negotiations.
One speaker indicated that the concept of responsibility as reflected in the Draft Declaration should be replaced by the concept of professionalism for journalists.
It suggested that the draft declaration should recognize the global scope of the problem and the need for a concerted global response.
Besides the three substantial rights enshrined in article 9.2 of ITPGRFA andalready reflected in the draft Declaration in Article 22 and 23, the draft Declaration should also recognize and protect other core elements of the rights to seeds and biological diversity not present in the draft yet.
She also stated that the draft declaration should be adopted by the General Assembly and the permanent forum should also be established.
The Chairperson-Rapporteur stated that the draft declaration should be a consensual document containing a short and balanced text.
The draft declaration should be amended to specifically reflect those principles which had not always been fully implemented within the United Nations system as far as Israel was concerned.
She also expressed the view that the draft declaration should be considered as an entire document and should therefore be adopted as such, especially as far as the notion of collective rights was concerned.
The draft declaration should invoke the legal bases of a right to international solidarity that have already been identified a number of times and that document the details of international law and international human rights law on which the right is founded.
He asserted that the original text of the draft declaration should be amended as little as possible and that any amendment should strengthen the collective rights of indigenous peoples worldwide.
The draft declaration should be established on the basis of a level playing field mirroring the current international political and economic realities, which have blurred the previous stereotypical relationships between developed and developing countries and economies.
It was agreed that the draft declaration should be sent to Member States for use in the preparation of their country papers to be presented to the World Summit, as they deemed appropriate.