Examples of using Declaration would in English and their translations into Russian
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That part of the declaration would then read as follows.
Tunisia hoped that the recommendations of UNISPACE III and the Vienna Declaration would bear fruit.
Without them the declaration would be useless and unacceptable.
As for the nature of the instrument,he believed that a declaration would suffice.
The draft declaration would be finalized at that meeting.
The Vice-Chairman of WP.29 clarified that this declaration would have no.
Under this approach, the declaration would include the following elements.
In the light of the choice concerning the characterization of situations, the Turku Declaration would need redrafting.
Such a declaration would help to strengthen the legal framework of the counter-terrorist effort.
If adopted by consensus, such a declaration would acquire authority.
The Paris Declaration would succeed only if donors and recipients honoured their commitments.
Consistent with what is recorded above, the Declaration would advert to those outcomes only thematically.
The Declaration would provide a useful framework for negotiation between equals and a way of reconciling Governments and indigenous peoples.
Some say that a unilateral declaration would suffice in place of such a guarantee.
The declaration would comprise the appropriate messages corresponding to the goods manifest(in the equivalent paper system) and the guarantee data.
Subsequent implementation of the Durban Declaration would be undertaken by the Human Rights Commission.
The Declaration would serve as a guide for a comprehensive approach to addressing new challenges and eradicating poverty and inequality through industrialization.
The other States Parties shall not be bound by paragraph 1 of this article with respect to any State Party that has made such a reservation.One delegation noted that the issue of a declaration would apply only to cases involving the compulsory settlement of disputes.
The new Lima Declaration would determine the future agenda of inclusive and sustainable industrial development.
The President informed the General Assembly that, as proposed by the President of the Republic of South Africa and the Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Sudan(on behalf of the African States),action on the draft Political Declaration would take place at the end of the opening plenary meeting.
The Declaration would serve as a comprehensive framework for partnership between States and indigenous peoples and he therefore urged Member States to adopt it.
While the Government of Mexico has no particular objection to the General Assembly embarking in the near future on the drafting of a convention on the nationality of natural persons in relation tothe succession of States, it considers that a declaration would adequately fulfil the goal of codifying customary law on the subject.
A declaration would help to reduce or eliminate statelessness and would thus promote and protect the fundamental right of every individual to a nationality.
With regard to the Commission's questions in paragraph 27 of its report, on the consequences of an interpretative declaration, for its author or for a State orinternational organization which had approved it, she felt that the declaration would act as an aid to interpretation; if the declaration was not withdrawn, revised or supplemented, some issues of estoppel might arise.
Over the following five years, the Declaration would serve as a global strategy for crime prevention as well as a useful guideline for the establishment of international standards.
Mindful also that in its resolution 68/185 it further decided that, in accordance with its resolution 56/119, the Thirteenth Congress would adopt a single declaration, to be submitted to the Commission on Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice for its consideration, and that the declaration would contain the major recommendations reflecting and emerging from the deliberations of the high-level segment, as well as the discussion of the agenda items and the workshops.
Such a declaration would address the core issues of power and wealth-sharing as well as the integration of Darfur peace talks into the emerging process of national reconciliation in the Sudan.
Such a declaration would help to advance the idea of a nuclear-free world and would represent a new step towards the adoption of a nuclear weapons convention and the implementation of the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
The Declaration would increase awareness of the problem and encourage States, in cooperation with the African Union, to assume their responsibility to meet the needs of refugees and also to resolve the crises that had led to forced displacement.
It was expected that the Declaration would receive attention at the forthcoming session of the General Assembly as part of discussions on the reform of the United Nations system, which would include the possible expansion of the Security Council and action to be taken through the Security Council to prevent or suppress genocide.