Examples of using Decade should in English and their translations into Russian
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The Decade should concentrate on four main needs.
The Nordic countries again stressed that the focus of activities for the Decade should be on the national level.
The Decade should be used to promote fair globalization and promote new sources of finance for development.
The national, regional andglobal efforts of the Decade should facilitate the following positive outcomes.
The Decade should promote and streamline activities of the international community in the field of human rights education.
The General Assembly in its resolution 48/163 decided that the Decade should commence on 10 December 1994, the date designated for the commemoration of Human Rights Day.
The Decade should consolidate the struggles of indigenous peoples, particularly with regard to recognition of their land, cultural and language rights.
The primary objective of the follow-up to the Decade should be to implement the priorities recognized during the Decade in practical ways.
The finalization of negotiations on the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and its adoption early in the Decade should be a priority for the Second Decade. .
Indeed the Decade should serve as a framework for local and community events and projects to be undertaken by indigenous people.
Other delegations pointed out that questions regarding the contents of the future draft resolution on the Decade should be addressed in the course of informal negotiations on its text.
However, the success of the Decade should be evaluated on the basis of specific indicators of improvement in the lives of indigenous peoples.
However, the delegation of Sierra Leone strongly believes that, in view of the state of the international security environment, and taking into account the experience of previous Decades, the proposed Fourth Decade should commence as soon as possible.
The Third International Decade should provide an opportunity to reflect on the obstacles encountered during the previous Decades and to build on past achievements.
Mr. Guissé, member of the Working Group,expressed the view that the Voluntary Fund for the Decade should support small projects that affected the everyday life of the indigenous peoples.
Norway believes that the Decade should support the post-2015 development agenda and, in particular, the effort regarding sustainable development goals and targets.
Furthermore, the aforementioned resolution of the General Assembly states that the objectives of the Decade should be assessed by quantifiable outcomes that measure improvements in the lives of indigenous people and that can be evaluated halfway through the Decade and at its end.
The Decade should, in our opinion, mobilize international cooperation in order to improve the social and economic conditions of indigenous peoples and to establish standards which guarantee their human rights.
Togo suggested that the proclamation of the decade should be followed by the adoption of national action plans aimed at strengthening dialogue among religions and cultures.
The Decade should be perceived as an international initiative, which would require long-term action and bring together all relevant actors at the international, regional and national levels.
In their inputs,Member States expressed that the Decade should support the post-2015 development agenda and, in particular, any sustainable development goals and targets.
The Decade should ensure that indigenous issues were included in the implementation processes of the Millennium Development Goals and follow-up to the major United Nations conferences.
Several indigenous participants agreed that the Decade should be inaugurated at United Nations Headquarters in New York on 9 December 1994 with a presentation on behalf of indigenous peoples.
The Decade should also encourage the development of other international standards for the protection and promotion of their human rights, such as those relating to indigenous cultural and intellectual property, the environment and development.
The peace conference to be held at the end of the Decade should adopt those international instruments which were needed to strengthen international law and reinforce mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes.
The objectives of the Decade should be assessed by quantifiable outcomes that will improve the lives of indigenous people and that can be evaluated halfway through the Decade and at its end.
Her delegation agreed with the Secretary-General that the Decade should continue with the theme of participation by indigenous peoples in the formulation of programmes to be carried out under the Decade. .
The Second International Decade should lead not to a third decade, but to the eradication of colonialism, and it was to be hoped that the Seminar would provide momentum towards that goal.
Moreover, the Secretary-General's report on the closing of the Decade should encompass all relevant events at the global, regional and national levels and include well-thought-out recommendations for the further development of international law.
Activities under the Decade should be geared towards strengthening universal adherence to the principles of mutual respect and non-interference in the internal affairs of States, as well as the observance of international law.