Examples of using Decolonizing in English and their translations into Russian
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Decolonizing Constitution.
In 1953 the United States had attempted to portray the founding of the Associated Free State as a decolonizing initiative.
This means decolonizing the atmosphere through the reduction and absorption of their emissions.
The United States, for its part, should accept the will of Puerto Ricans andbegin talks on a mechanism for decolonizing the island.
It was equally unacceptable to separate the process of decolonizing Gibraltar from the dispute between Spain and the United Kingdom over sovereignty.
Blackmail, veiled threats, subterfuges, shady deals andother deceptive practices have been used in an attempt to influence the decolonizing process.
Thus, in the process of decolonizing Gibraltar, it was necessary to address and definitively settle the related sovereignty issues.
Indonesia strongly believed that the United Nations had a key role to play in decolonizing the remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Lastly, the people of Guam wished to thank the Special Committee for all the efforts it had made andcontinued to make in order to carry out the difficult mission of decolonizing the world.
Ms. Dixon(Bahamas) said that the unfinished business of decolonizing Territories in her region and beyond remained an urgent task.
First, the Committee should assume the responsibility to take appropriate actions to solve the conflict in East Timor,because the Committee is in fact responsible for decolonizing such countries as East Timor.
Experience in working with indigenous communities,familiarity with indigenous or decolonizing methodologies and some knowledge of at least one indigenous language is considered an asset.
We must start decolonizing the mentality of the Governments democratically elected by our peoples, and if we understand that to be in authority is to serve the people, and not be served by the people, I am sure that we will decrease the poverty in our countries.
Today, when that conflict no longer exists,Puerto Rico remains a humiliating case of colonialism which continues to flout the decolonizing prestige of this Committee and the United Nations.
Yet, against the backdrop of the achievements of the Second Decade, the task of decolonizing the remaining 16 Non-Self-Governing Territories has to be completed, and requires the concerted efforts of all concerned. Vital among these efforts are those of the relevant administering Power and the Special Committee.
Although the United States has never accepted the competence of this Committee concerning our case, it has managed to ensure that those confused messages were taken as the basis for postponing anddelaying consideration of the case in the hope that those messages would be interpreted as an indication of compliance with the decolonizing process.
Education is unitary, public, universal, democratic, participatory,community, decolonizing and high quality, as well as being intracultural, intercultural and multilingual.
His Government was therefore in favour of decolonizing Puerto Rico by way of a mechanism that ensured the full participation of all Puerto Ricans, such as an assembly on the status of the Puerto Rican people where any initiative aimed at resolving the island's political status came directly from the Puerto Rican people.
Furthermore, in a letter addressed to the French Prime Minister and circulated to the members of the Special Committee on 13 February 2013, the First Vice-President noted that major political difficulties were emerging and that the Nouméa Accord was"again being disputed, with regard to both its spirit and its letter,to the point of calling into question its decolonizing aspect.
It should instead ensure the implementation of General Assembly resolution 65/119,with the goal of decolonizing Puerto Rico during the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, and should refer the issue of Puerto Rico's status to the plenary General Assembly.
Act No. 073 of 29 December 2010 on jurisdictional demarcation establishes, both in its principles and in relation to fundamental rights and constitutional guarantees, the rights of campesino indigenous women, including the right of access to justice and the administration of justice,which constitutes a crucial step forward in the process of decolonizing the country and the dismantling of patriarchy.
The Plan of Action for the Second International Decade contained an appeal to complete the process of decolonizing Non-Self-Governing Territories- by means of exercising the right to self-determination or through consultations and negotiations between concerned States to solve heretofore unresolved problems.
In 1973, the United States Government was asked to refrain from interfering with the right of self-determination. In 1978, it was suggested that self-determination proceed pursuant to machinery selected by the Puerto Ricans in the exercise of their sovereignty; warnings were issued regardingthe persecution of advocates of independence; the possibility of including commonwealth status as a decolonizing solution was opened up; and the release of political prisoners was urged.
The Plan of Action for the Second International Decade contained an appeal to complete the process of decolonizing non-self-governing territories through exercising the right to self-determination or through consultations and negotiations between concerned States to solve heretofore unresolved problems.
After thanking the Special Committee for its work in decolonizing almost 100 Non-Self-Governing Territories, she expressed her fervent hope that Guam could soon join their number, in spite of the challenges resulting from its strategic military importance to the United States as the administering Power.
In that connection, it was to be hoped that the United States would assume its responsibilities in their entirety andbegin the process of decolonizing Puerto Rico by convening a constituent assembly, at which Puerto Ricans would be able to exercise their right to self-determination, having been acquainted with the possible political status alternatives and their consequences.
Although the Assembly is not exercising either the powers of a mandate supervisory body(as in Namibia)or a body decolonizing a non-self-governing territory(as in Western Sahara), the Court correctly recounts at paragraphs 48-50 the long-standing special institutional interest of the United Nations in the dispute, of which the building of the wall now represents an element.
Although the process of decolonization had had visible successes, andthe political will of States had played an important part in the decolonizing process, it was evident that decolonization went beyond any routine action to be taken by a government, because it was a social imperative that was rooted in the image that an indigenous population had of its political situation.
Education is addressed in article 78, paragraph I, of the Constitution, which proclaims that"education shall be uniform, public, universal,democratic, decolonizing and of high quality". Article 78, paragraph II, of the new Constitution provides that"education shall be intracultural, intercultural and multilingual throughout the educational system", and guarantees intercultural bilingual education based on the existence of ancestral knowledge and skills.