Examples of using Bucharest declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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Items of the Bucharest Declaration.
The Bucharest Declaration established the following strategic areas for action.
Convinced that the UNECE, in close cooperation with other relevant international organizations, can andshould support to the maximum extent possible the realization of the tasks set by ministers in the Bucharest declaration.
The provisions of the Bucharest Declaration and of the Communication of EC often coincide.
The present Plan of action after its approval by SC.3 and adoption by the Inland Transport Committee should be considered as aninstrument aimed at the promoting and monitoring the decisions appearing in the Bucharest Declaration.
In particular, the Bucharest Declaration should provide a basis for the Declaration to be adopted at the Summit.
Stresses the role of national parliaments in the enactment, among others, of laws necessary to combat trafficking in human beings and welcomes articles 106 and107 of the Parliamentary Assembly's Bucharest Declaration on trafficking in persons;
All Black Sea countries signed the landmark Bucharest Declaration in 2016, with the goal of a sustainable future for fisheries and aquaculture in the Black Sea.
The ECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters(the Aarhus Convention)actively promotes the principles and priorities of the Bucharest Declaration.
Bucharest Declaration adopted at the eighth meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the States participating in the South-East European Cooperation Process.
Letter dated 15 February(S/2000/125) from the representative of Romania addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the Bucharest Declaration, adopted on 12 February 2000 at the third meeting of Heads of State and Government of South-East European Countries.
In addition to the Bucharest Declaration, the SECI Center also established a working group in order to provide prompt assistance to the United States Government in identifying and bringing to justice those connected to the 11 September terrorist attacks.
Letter dated 15 February 2000(S/2000/125) from the representative of Romania addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the Bucharest Declaration, adopted on 12 February 2000 at the third Meeting of Heads of State and Government of South-East European Countries.
The Bucharest declaration, jointly with the Bamako declaration adopted at the African Regional preparatory conference, and the other policy statements produced by the regional meetings, are expected to provide major inputs to the WSIS process.
Three days after the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks, the Joint Cooperation Committee, the highest institutional body of the Southeast European Cooperative Initiative(SECI) Center,unanimously adopted the Bucharest Declaration on the Suppression of Terrorism.
We have the honour to transmit herewith the Bucharest Declaration adopted at the eighth meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the States participating in the South-East European Cooperation Process(SEECP) see annex.
Letter dated 23 May 2005(S/2005/342) from the representatives of Greece and Romania addressed to the Secretary-General, transmitting the Bucharest Declaration adopted at the eighth meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the States participating in the South-East European Cooperation Process, held at Bucharest on 11 May 2005.
The participants adopted the Bucharest Declaration on International Cooperation on Countering Terrorism, Corruption and Transnational Organized Crime(A/61/601, annex) in which they called upon the participating regional and international organizations and bodies to fully assist participating States, as appropriate and within their respective mandates, in the fight against terrorism, transnational organized crime and corruption;
These include the Transnational Monitoring Network Database with water quality data from 1996, the Bucharest Declaration database with water-quality data from 1992-1998, the Danube Surveys Database, the Emission Inventory Database and the Projects Database.
I have the honour to transmit to you the text of the Bucharest Declaration, adopted at the Summit on Environment and Sustainable Development in the Carpathian and Danube Region, which was held in Bucharest, Romania, on 30 April 2001 see annex.
The UNECE secretariat should monitor the implementation of the follow-up to the Bucharest Declaration and, at the same time, should follow the actions by the European Commission aimed at the implementation of the NAIADES Programme to ensure cooperation between UNECE and EC.
BThe Committee may wish to endorse equally the decision of the Working Party to accept the invitation of the Bucharest Conference(see the Bucharest Declaration in ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2006/11, paragraph 3) to revise jointly with the two River Commissions of the Strasbourg Convention on the Limitation of Liability in Inland Navigation(CLNI) with a view to enlarging its geographical application and instruct the Secretariat to cooperate with CCNR and DC in the revision of the Convention.
These Principles laid the basis for an intergovernmental process led by the Romanian Authorities that produced the substantive political declaration adopted in Bucharest.
It is crucial to follow-up on the 2006 Bucharest Ministerial Declaration, which called for facilitating the free movement of crew members Europe-wide as well as the mutual recognition of boatmasters' licenses.
Assistant Secretary of State further underscored that the alliance, as well as President Donald Trump remained committed to the 2008 Bucharest Summit Declaration that"Georgia will become the member of NATO.
It is crucial to follow-up on the 2006 Bucharest Ministerial Declaration, which called for facilitating the free movement of crew members Europe-wide as well as the mutual recognition of boatmasters' licenses.
Ministerial Declaration adopted in Bucharest by the Ministerial Council of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe(OSCE) 3-4 December 2001.
The ECMT Council of Ministers adopted on 30 May in Bucharest(Romania) a Declaration on Transport Security and Terrorism.
She recalled that the Declaration adopted in Bucharest demonstrated the concordance of opinion of all countries on the subject and said that she was following closely ongoing work within OECD on containers in maritime transport.
Its objective was to clarify the main points to be drawn from the overall discussion of the Workshop,determine further action required and prepare elements for a declaration at the Bucharest Conference, which is to be held in 2006.