Examples of using Basic mandate in English and their translations into Russian
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The Working Group's basic mandate is humanitarian.
The basic mandate of the United Nations at its founding was the prevention of international conflict.
The Board therefore considers that this basic mandate should remain unchanged.
It is therefore regrettable that this institution has for many years now failed to fulfil its basic mandate.
The GM operates according to this basic mandate and is guided by the decisions of the sessions of the COP.
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In summary, article 22, subparagraphs 2(a) and2(b), sets the basic mandate of the COP to.
The basic mandate derives from relevant articles of the Charter of the United Nations, specifically Articles 8, 17, 97, 100 and 101.
The fact that such States failed to cooperate with the Committee prevented it from properly fulfilling its basic mandate.
The basic mandate of the Department of Public Information calls for“an informed understanding” of the work of the Organization.
Pure fund-raising events do not appear to be within the basic mandate of the Organization.
The GM is set up according to this basic mandate and guided by the numerous decisions of the sessions of the Conference of the Parties COP.
In these cases, the approaches taken or the emphasis given are usually different depending on the agency's basic mandate.
Only universal participation would make it possible to fulfil UNCITRAL's basic mandate to harmonize and unify international trade law.
The increased tasks assigned to UNPROFOR in later resolutions have inevitably strained its ability to carry out that basic mandate.
The only major success achieved in relation to UNPROFOR's basic mandate in Croatia has been the withdrawal of JNA forces from Croatian territory.
In the light of the past achievements of the Conference,it is regrettable that that institution has for many years now failed to fulfil its basic mandate.
This situation touches on the basic mandate and representational nature of the Council as contained in Article 24 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Subsequent decisions by the Security Council have changed the political context of this mandate without changing the basic mandate itself.
The basic mandate of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities dates to 1947 and its composition was last amended in 1968.
Working groups were composed of representatives of States and their basic mandate consisted in preparing legal texts that were widely acceptable at the international level.
The basic mandate of UNCTAD is set out in General Assembly resolution 1995(XIX) of 1964, which established UNCTAD as an organ of the General Assembly.
A major obstacle in the implementation of the Trade Point Programme stems from contradictions between its founding vision and its basic mandate.
The basic mandate of the Committee to address the regulatory implications of outer space activities should remain the principal consideration for guiding its further work.
Some States Parties expressed an opinion that upon the entry into force of Protocol V on 12 November 2006 the basic mandate of the GGE on ERW would be considered to be completed.
While this basic mandate has remained unchanged over the years, several factors have affected the functions of United Nations information centres and the services they render to the public.
Hence, the Security Council, which is none the less the main body responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security,was often paralysed in carrying out its basic mandate.
The New Agenda remained a basic mandate for African economic and social development and any other action programmes merely translated it into action in operational terms.
In the run-up to UNCTAD X, the Commission might wish to focus on the further integration of the various work programmes of UNCTAD andon setting priorities in its recommendations, while reflecting the basic mandate of UNCTAD.
The basic mandate of UNHCR is found in the Statute of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, contained in the annex to General Assembly resolution 428(V) of 14 December 1950.
The proposed Strategic Framework was drafted with the São Paulo Consensus as the basic mandate of the organization and hence sought to build upon work programmes from the preceding biennia.