Examples of using Complement existing international in English and their translations into Russian
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Desire to enhance and complement existing international arrangements for the sustainable management of forests;
The Operational Guidelines do not list the rights of persons or complement existing international law.
Desire to enhance and complement existing international arrangements for the sustainable management of forests.
Likewise, we regard the Proliferation Security Initiative as an important scheme to complement existing international mechanisms.
Complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference may, as appropriate, cooperate with them.
The Contingent Reserve Agreement is meant to help countries forestall short-term liquidity pressures and complement existing international arrangements.
Complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference may, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort.
Lastly, the convention would not be comprehensive, but merely complement existing international instruments in that area; indeed, it would be better described as"general.
A number of important developments were taking place in other international organizations, andthe focus in UNCTAD should be on actions that would complement existing international work.
Complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption may, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort;
His delegation hoped for an early conclusion of the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism, which would complement existing international conventions in addressing terrorism in a holistic manner.
With regard to the provision that any review mechanism should complement existing international and regional review mechanisms, the Government of Panama proposes the designation of an entity to liaise between the mechanism or the Secretariat and other relevant international and regional mechanisms.
In its resolution 1/1, the Conference underlined that any review mechanism should:(a) be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;(b) not produce any form of ranking;(c) provide opportunities to share good practice and challenges;and(d) complement existing international and regional review mechanisms.
It trusted that effort would be made to conclude,at the current Conference, a protocol on cluster munitions that would complement existing international law and, more importantly, would address adequately the humanitarian impact of those weapons.
In order to complement existing international and regional review mechanisms and to avoid duplication of efforts, the reviewing experts should take into account information relevant to the Convention, analyses and recommendations from existing regional and international anti-corruption mechanisms.
Namely, it should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;not produce any form of ranking; provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges; and complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference may, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort.
Thus, the review mechanism should:(a) complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference may, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort;(b) aim to assist States parties in the effective implementation of the Convention;(c) take into account a balanced geographical approach; and(d) be non-adversarial and non-punitive and promote universal adherence to the Convention Norway.
In the same resolution, the Conference underlined that the review mechanism should:(a) be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;(b) not produce any form of ranking;(c) provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges;and(d) complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference may, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort.
With respect to the review mechanism to be established by the Conference pursuant to its resolution 1/1, speakers recalled the characteristics that such a review mechanism should encompass in accordance with that resolution, namely, that it should:(a) be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;(b) not produce any form of ranking;(c) provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges;and(d) complement existing international and regional review mechanisms.
The Conference, in its resolution 1/1, underlined that any such review mechanism should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial; should not produce any form of ranking; should provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges;and should complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order for the Conference to cooperate with them as appropriate and avoid duplication of effort.
She reiterated the characteristics of the review mechanism as decided by the Conference:(a) it should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;(b) it should not produce any form of ranking;(c) it should provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges; and(d)it should complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order for the Conference to cooperate with them as appropriate and avoid duplication of effort.
In seeking ways and means of ensuring effective follow-up to that decision, Canada was of the view that the mechanism should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial; not produce any form of ranking; provide opportunities to share views, ideas,good practices and challenges; and complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference might, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort.
In the same resolution, the Conference underlined the characteristics that the review mechanism should have, namely:(a) it should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial;(b) it should not produce any form of ranking;(c) it should provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges; and(d)it should complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order for the Conference to cooperate with them as appropriate and avoid duplication of effort.
At its first session, the Conference had agreed on a certain number of characteristics that the review mechanism should have: that it should be transparent, efficient, non-intrusive, inclusive and impartial; that it should not produce any form of ranking; that it should provide opportunities to share good practices and challenges;and that it should complement existing international and regional review mechanisms in order that the Conference might, as appropriate, cooperate with them and avoid duplication of effort.
Complementing existing international and regional review mechanisms would further enhance and expedite the effectiveness of international and regional cooperation efforts among States parties.
Note that the treaty complements existing international and regional agreements and arrangements and the enforcement of United Nations sanctions.
Likewise, we regard the Proliferation Security Initiative as an important scheme complementing existing international mechanisms.
Likewise, we consider the Proliferation Security Initiative to be an important scheme complementing existing international mechanisms.
He urged strengtheningprotection for migrant workers, and his country had recently joined the Equal Futures Partnership initiative, which complemented existing international instruments.
Some panellists spoke in favour of the declaration, arguing that it would act as a broad instrument andan umbrella declaration that recognized and complemented existing international instruments, thereby strengthening peasants' rights, while elaborating on specific rights in further detail.
