Examples of using Declaration could in English and their translations into Russian
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The declaration could also include an introductory part.
Like any other work of human endeavour,the draft Declaration could be improved.
The declaration could be submitted before the beginning of July this year.
Incorporating the objectives andsystems described in the Paris Declaration could help mobilize resources more rapidly.
A draft declaration could be a meaningful step in that direction.
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We need to create the political andeconomic environment in which the ideals enshrined in the Declaration could, through human agency, become a reality.
This declaration could follow a ceasefire in Mogadishu or constitute an outcome of the reconciliation process.
This was the position taken by Sir Humphrey Waldock in his fourth report on the law of treaties,in which he pointed out that a declaration could have been made.
Such a declaration could be made when the State became a party to the draft protocol or at any time prior to the deployment of such an operation.
Governmental representatives believed that the inclusion of that concept demonstrated that the draft declaration could be improved and that the scope of an article could be expanded.
The Declaration could also help to shift the dynamics of disputes so that the burden of proof was not always placed on indigenous peoples, but rather on States.
It is important that attention is focused on how this declaration could offer greater protection of the right to food for those who suffer most from hunger.
A declaration could serve as a practical guide to States in solving problems relating to the nationality of natural persons arising from the succession of States.
On the one hand,document 2 states that the declaration could be submitted individually to all Customs involved in a given TIR transport.
A declaration could be a practical guide to finding normative solutions to issues arising from the nationality of natural persons in cases of State succession.
Implementation of the recommendations contained in the Vienna Declaration could support many of the actions called for in the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
Since the declarations mentioned in subparagraphs(b),(c) and(d) of draft article 12 need not be in writing,it might be useful to explain in the Guide that a declaration could be expressed by conduct.
The Declaration could also help to shift the dynamics of disputes so that the burden of proof was not always placed on indigenous peoples, but rather on States.
In cases where negotiations with the State did not succeed, the Declaration could be a major factor in litigation for rights or in complaints brought before the human rights treaty bodies.
That declaration could serve as a framework for United Nations activities related to the decade for human rights education envisaged in the Vienna Declaration. .
It would be desirable for the working group to complete its work at the forty-ninth session so that the declaration could be adopted by the General Assembly during the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Organization.
The Windhoek Declaration could be fundamental to reaching more practical measures in this regard and there is further a need to agree on the future Agenda in terms of themes to be covered.
Concerning this proposal,the expert from the United Kingdom was of the opinion that such declaration could be acceptable if there was no interdiction in the Regulation for approval according to a former version.
Such a declaration could only be made after a trial of a member of the organization“in connection with any act of which the individual may be convicted”, and there were certain procedural safeguards for other members.
The distinction between a formal act and a substantive ormaterial act took into account the fact that a declaration could be a formal act which, although not unique, could nevertheless be important, especially for contracting unilateral obligations.
It noted that the Declaration could give a fresh impetus to the development of the transport sector if members and associate members, subregional organizations and the secretariat of ESCAP joined together to promote collaboration and action.
The paper could also outline elements of a common approach by the United Nations system concerning indigenous peoples, their issues andclimate change and on how the Declaration could provide a common framework.
Australia wanted to ensure that any declaration could become a tangible and ongoing standard of achievement that would be universally accepted, observed and upheld.
Other delegations stressed that the declaration could contribute to better protecting the rights and improving the livelihoods of people living in rural areas and their families, who together represented approximately one third of humanity and suffered disproportionately from hunger, poverty and discrimination.
Some delegations expressed the view that the Declaration could serve as a vehicle to further develop international consensus for greater cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space.