Examples of using Commitment by states in English and their translations into French
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Inadequate commitment by States Parties.
A significant accomplishment of the Conference was its generation of renewed commitment by States to the anti-racism agenda.
This manifestation of commitment by States parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty needs to be implemented promptly.
Stressing the importance of universal ratification of the Statute and of strong commitment by States parties to defend its integrity.
A greater commitment by States to implement the resolutions adopted by this body is necessary.
The COP21 was a success anda major step in the commitment by States to fight against climate change.
The commitment by States parties to seek effective solutions to the problem through a group of experts was most important.
Promoting compliance with the 1951 Refugee Convention and commitment by States to adhere to international protection standards;
A commitment by States to destroy excess national stocks of conventional weapons and to secure and manage national stockpiles.
Mr. La Rue explained that the right to freedom of expression could be exercised passively, butrequired a permanent commitment by States.
This manifestation of commitment by States parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty needs to be implemented promptly.
This is a frighteningly high number, andhard to reconcile with the expressed commitment by States to ensure the enjoyment of human rights by everyone.
A commitment by States Parties, in partnership with international organisations and civil society, to fulfil their convention obligations.
In particular, such an understanding would result in a commitment by States and non-State entities to proscribe the abduction of children.
Moreover, the Declaration was adopted by consensus by the General Assembly and therefore represents a very strong commitment by States to its implementation.
This view of constant improvement presupposes a commitment by states and businesses to the fair distribution of the benefits of growth.
It is useful to recall that one of the principal objectives andguiding principles of the historic 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea(UNCLOS) was the commitment by States parties to, inter alia.
Irrespective of this,they nevertheless show increasing commitment by States to advancing human rights education in all sectors.
It represented"a commitment by States in respect of their responsibilities, and a commitment by the international community at large to the elimination of violence against women.
We fully agree with the recommendation of the Secretary-General regarding the need for a stronger commitment by States to the protection of humanitarian personnel.