Examples of using Assembly resolution in English and their translations into Finnish
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Council of Europe parliamentary assembly resolution 1562.
In application of the World Health Assembly Resolution 56.28, the Community must contribute effectively the works of the Intergovernmental Working Group.
Stakeholders could generally endorse the approach proposed by the Commission services in implementation of ICAO Assembly Resolution A33/7.
According to a 1996 World Health Assembly resolution violence is a leading worldwide public health problem.
At the same time relevant guidelines for the Administrations have been inserted on the basisof the IMO Guidelines, adopted by Assembly Resolution A. 788(19) of 23 November 1995.
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The UN General Assembly resolution will also formally enable the UN Secretariat to start preparing for the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
The Council expressed full support for UN SRSG Mr Michael Steiner's decision to declare null andvoid the 23 May Kosovo Assembly resolution on"the territorial integrity of Kosovo.
In this context, it regretted the Kosovo Assembly Resolution on"War Values", adopted on May 15th, for its divisive nature and its disrespect for the ongoing process of reconciliation.
Intact Stability Code' means the‘Code on Intact Stability for all types of ships covered by IMO Instruments' contained in IMO Assembly Resolution A.749(18) of 4 November 1993, in its up-to-date version;
NOTES the preliminary draft IMO Assembly resolution on an IMO Strategy/Policy on GHG emissions from ships prepared by the IMO's Marine Environment Protection Committee.
In this context, I would like to state here that on 18 February, the Palestinian Delegation tabled a draft General Assembly resolution further to the United Nations' Secretary-General's report as a follow-up to the Goldstone report.
The Council notes that ICAO Assembly Resolution A33-7 endorses the establishment of an open emissions trading system for international aviation and that it calls on the ICAO Council to formulate guidelines for such a system.
Such a step would be in line with the global trend towards abolition, as demonstrated, inter alia, by the recent UN General Assembly Resolutions calling for a moratorium with a view to considering the abolition of the death penalty for all crimes.
The International Safety Management Code providing for the safe operation of ships and for pollution prevention, hereinafter referred to as the“ISM Code”, was adopted by the International Maritime Organisation(IMO) through the Assembly Resolution A.741(18) of 4 November 1993.
In preparing the voyage plan the guidelines set out in IMO Assembly Resolution A.893(21) of 25 November 1999"Guidelines for voyage planning" shall be taken fully into account;
On the one hand amendments to the Code itself, adopted through Resolution MSC.104(73) on 5 December 2000 by the Maritime Safety Committee(MSC), andon the other hand amendments to the IMO Guidelines adopted through Assembly Resolution A.913(22) of 29 November 2001.
We should, of course, give it our support,as the Port-Louis ACP-EU Joint Assembly resolution reminded us in April, but let us not forget the very accurate, if sceptical remarks made by the Union's special envoy in the region.
Member States shall ensure that their ships have been surveyed in accordance with the relevant procedures and guidelines under the harmonised system of survey andcertification as annexed to IMO Assembly Resolution A.948(23), in its up-to-date version.
IMO adopted the International Safety Management(ISM) Code through Assembly Resolution A.741(18) of 4 November 1993 which was made mandatory through the new Chapter IX of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea(SOLAS) Convention.
Intact Stability Code' means the‘Code on Intact Stability for all types of ships covered by IMO Instruments' contained in IMO Assembly Resolution A.749(18) of 4 November 1993, or the'International Code on Intact Stability, 2008' contained in IMO Resolution MSC.267(85) of 4 December 2008, in their up-to-date versions;";
This initiative would take into due account the international dimension, building upon recognised principles like the G8 principles on CIIP,UN General Assembly Resolution 58/199'Creation of a global culture of cyber-security and the protection of critical information infrastructures' and the recent OECD Recommendation on the Protection of CII.