Examples of using Decolonization held in English and their translations into Russian
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Five press releases were issued on the above-mentioned Pacific regional seminar on decolonization held in Bandung.
It also covered the Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization, held in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in May 2005.
The continuing relevance of that doctrine had been reaffirmed at the Pacific regional seminar of the Special Committee on decolonization, held in Fiji in May 2014.
Having participated in the regional seminar on decolonization, held in Havana in 2001, he understood the urgency of assisting those peoples still under colonial domination.
That stance had been clearly reflected in the conclusions of the Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization held in Saint George's, Grenada, in May 2007.
The Pacific Regional Seminar on Decolonization held in May 2008 had in fact confirmed the uniqueness of the decolonization of Territories where sovereignty issues were involved.
The representative of the Mayor of Pitcairn participated as an expert to the Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization, held at The Valley, Anguilla, from 20 to 22 May 2003.
The Pacific Regional Seminar on Decolonization held in May 2008 had in fact confirmed the uniqueness of the decolonization of Territories where sovereignty issues were involved see A/63/23.
The representative of the Island Mayor participated, as an expert, in the Pacific regional seminar on decolonization, held at Madang, Papua New Guinea, from 18 to 20 May 2004.
During the Pacific regional seminar on Decolonization, held in Fiji in November 2006, Administrator David Payton said he was pleased to be able to signal major advances in the upgrading of the shipping services.
Since the report had been compiled, the Department had deployed a press officer to cover the Pacific regional seminar on decolonization held in New Caledonia in May 2010.
I am pleased to greet the participants in the 2012 Pacific regional seminar on decolonization held in the context of the United Nations Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
On behalf of his Government, he expressed regret that the Chief Minister had declined to accept those invitations andthat no representative of Gibraltar had participated in the Seminar on decolonization held recently in Anguilla.
The English Language Unit provided daily coverage of the three-day Caribbean Regional Seminar on decolonization, held in Grenada in May 2007, and conducted interviews with participants and invited experts.
The regional seminar on decolonization held at Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, in June this year afforded those of us who participated in it an opportunity for a useful exchange of views between representatives of the Committee of 24, Non-Self-Governing Territories, regional organizations, and others.
The statement of the representative of the Island Mayor to the Pacific Regional Seminar on decolonization, held at Madang, Papua New Guinea, from 18 to 20 May 2004, is summarized in the report of the Special Committee for 2004.4.
I have appeared before the following forums: the Commission on Human Rights in Geneva, in 1992; the all-inclusive intra-East Timorese dialogue held in Burg Schlaining, Austria, from 3 to 5 June 1995;and the seminar on decolonization held last week in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
Most recently, the Department had deployed a press officer to cover the Pacific regional seminar on decolonization, held in Quito from 30 May to 1 June 2013, and had compiled a background note and information materials for distribution among the participants.
In May 2009, at the Caribbean Seminar on Decolonization held in Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Helenian Councillor, Tony Green, said that the islanders saw themselves as part of the United Kingdom and that the Territory strongly believed that it should not be categorized as a British Overseas Territory.
Kedrick Pickering, representative of the Chief Minister of the British Virgin Islands at the United Nations Pacific regional seminar on decolonization, held in Yanuca, Fiji, from 28 to 30 November 2006, shared information on the aforementioned negotiations with the participants.
As had been stressed at the Conference on Decolonization held the previous June in Papua New Guinea, there was no alternative in the decolonization process to the principle of self-determination as enunciated by General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) of 14 December 1960 and 1541(XV) of 15 December 1960, and other General Assembly resolutions.
In addition, working closely with the Department of Political Affairs and the Special Committee,it had issued press releases about the Caribbean Regional Seminar on Decolonization held in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in May 2005, the visiting mission to Bermuda in 2005, and the visiting mission to the Turks and Caicos Islands in 2006.
Yet United Nations regional seminars on decolonization held in the CARICOM States of Grenada in 1992, in Trinidad and Tobago in 1995, in Antigua and Barbuda in 1997 and in Saint Lucia in 1999, along with similar sessions in Fiji and Papua New Guinea in the Pacific, have provided us with important recommendations from the peoples of the Territories themselves to accelerate the decolonization process.
Among an array of stories devoted to the subject, news articles about the June 2006 meetings ofthe Special Committee and the Secretary-General's message to the Pacific regional seminar on decolonization held in Fiji in November 2006 were picked up by a number of external websites, including those of media outlets, nongovernmental organizations and weblogs.
Recalling the conclusions andrecommendations of the United Nations regional seminar on decolonization held in 1992 in connection with the Plan of Action of the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, as well as the position taken by the territorial Governments contained in the report of the seminar, 5/.
Bearing in mind the fragile economy of the small Territories and their vulnerability to natural disasters and environmental degradation, and recalling its resolutions andthe report of the United Nations regional seminar on decolonization held in 1993 in connection with the Plan of Action of the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, as well as the position taken by the territorial Governments, contained in the report of the seminar, 4/.
Taking note of the conclusions andrecommendations of the United Nations regional seminars on decolonization held in 1990 in commemoration of the thirtieth anniversary of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, as well as the position taken by the territorial Governments contained in the reports of the seminars, 6/.
Mr. Díaz Bartolomé(Argentina), speaking in exercise of the right of reply to the statement made by the representative of the United Kingdom,said that, as stated by Argentina's Minister for Foreign Affairs at a meeting of the Special Committee on decolonization held on 21 June 2011, the Government of Argentina considered the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia Islands and South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime areas to be an integral part of Argentine national territory.
In a paperdated 8 May 2008, sent to the Chairmen of the Special Committee for circulation at the Pacific regional seminar on decolonization held at Bandung later that month, the United Kingdom similarly set out its position, as based on the 1999 White Paper entitled"Partnership for Progress and Prosperity: Britain and the Overseas Territories".9 The paper also addressed the status of various constitutional review processes undertaken in the framework of that White Paper.
News and feature reports covered such issues as the situation in East Timor and the work of UNTAET, the question of the Falkland Islands(Malvinas), the question of Western Sahara and the talks on Western Sahara in Berlin,the Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization held at Havana in May 2001 and the observance on 8 December 2000 of the fortieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples.