Examples of using Context of decolonization in English and their translations into Russian
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Indeed, in the context of decolonization, independence was usually the primary goal.
The value of this great principle has been fully demonstrated in the traditional context of decolonization.
Election supervision has been undertaken largely in the context of decolonization, as such an approach is not appropriate for use in sovereign States.
His complaint is closely linked to events which occurred in British Southern Cameroon in the context of decolonization.
As discussed above,this term is one that was created in the context of decolonization and referred to the rights and powers of former colonies that were becoming independent States.
He also said the right of selfdetermination should not be viewed within the traditional context of decolonization.
Supervisory operations, generally undertaken in the context of decolonization, require the United Nations to certify all stages of an electoral process in order to assure its ultimate legitimacy.
Under modern international law, however, the enquiry must necessarily be broader,particularly in the context of decolonization.
Many of the current self-determination claims outside the context of decolonization needed an operational framework that could help to determine their legitimacy and levels of realization.
It was noted that many Governments still viewed the right to self-determination within the traditional context of decolonization.
That right should no longer be narrowly seen as synonymous with independence in the context of decolonization: the concept needed reform and a new instrument should be produced to empower communities to pursue integration and conflict prevention.
For example, the concept of indigenous peoples had been linked to separatist or liberation movements,including in the context of decolonization.
These are not only historical events, butlegal precedents that have expanded the meaning of self-determination beyond the context of decolonization and placed it in the context of the human right to freedom by the expressed will of the peoples concerned.
Another category not covered by the scope would be persons whose nationality status changed because of a change in the status of territory where they were resident, in the context of decolonization.
Application of the right to self-determination should not be restricted to the context of decolonization or the situation of peoples under foreign occupation, but pertained to all peoples, as stated in common article 1 of the two International Covenants on human rights.
Those early decades also saw the deployment of larger civilian presencesto support political transitions, particularly in the context of decolonization and self-determination.
Sri Lanka indicated that the right to self-determination in the Declaration on the Right to Development was defined in the historical context of decolonization and includes, subject to relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of the right of the people to sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources.
Others felt that the scope of the topic should exclude persons who had changed nationality following a change in the status of the territory where they were resident in the context of decolonization.
The representative of Japan stated that the concept of self-determination was set forth in the context of decolonization, mainly for colonized people who requesting independence from States, in other international human rights instruments and it was questionable whether the concept was equally applicable to a certain group consisting of a part of a national group.
Representatives of Governments were either opposed to inclusion of the right to self-determination orsought to give it a more limited meaning than was given to that right in the context of decolonization.
Many early electoral assistance activities focused on ensuring the legitimacy of elections or referendums in the context of decolonization or agreements related to the resolution of conflict.
The principle that peoples and nations must have the authority to control and enjoy the benefits of the development andconservation of their natural resources had emerged in modern law after the Second World War and in the context of decolonization.
Observations were made by Mr. Barnes and the observer for Chile on the work of the United Nations in dealing with self-determination in the context of decolonization and the situation of non-self-governing territories.
Many Governments were of the view that article 3 went beyond existing international and national law andpractice in that the right of self-determination had to be placed in the historical context of decolonization.
To accept otherwise, to allow any ethnic, linguistic or religious group to declare independence andbreak away from the territory of the State of which it forms part, outside the context of decolonization, creates a very dangerous precedent.
It had sought to establish case-by-case programmes of work, with the full participation of the peoples of the Territories, to promote their political, economic and social development andto determine the status of each Territory in the context of decolonization.
On the other hand, some members and delegations had expressed doubt as to whether the topic should include denial of admission with regard to illegal immigrants,the situation of persons who had changed nationality following a change in the status of the territory where they were resident in the context of decolonization, and the situation of nationals of a State in situation of armed conflict.
First, Spain contended that, in the matter of the decolonization of Gibraltar, the governing principle should be, not the principle of self-determination, butthe principle of territorial integrity, which existed in the doctrine of the United Nations in the context of decolonization.
The representative of the Russian Federation said that the right of selfdetermination could, on the one hand, be considered as a kind of right to development, including indigenous participation in the decisionmaking process or control over various processes on the territories indigenous peoples had traditionally occupied; on the other hand,it could be understood in its classical context of decolonization.
It urged the United Nations to continue to involve itself in the process of decolonization, particularly in the context of the Third Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.