Examples of using Its core principles in English and their translations into Russian
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But its core principles remain the same.
The faith places the spiritual unity of God, religion,and all mankind as its core principles.
Leveraging its core principles of automation and unification, it's advancing at an ever-increasing rate.
The international movement was starting to agree on its core principles and techniques.
Its Core Principles Liaison Group includes G-10 and non-G-10 senior supervisors, IMF and the World Bank.
There is, therefore, a need at the preliminary stage clearly to define the topic,elucidating its core principles and concepts.
Its core principles include the minimization of mechanical soil disturbance, maintenance of permanent biomass cover, and crop diversification.
This process demonstrates the Organization's determination to ensure that it upholds its core principles under all circumstances.
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Dovetailing the above is the issue of whether the Initiative satisfies one of its core principles, namely"additionality.
Continued adherence to its core principles and purposes will reinforce sovereign equality, territorial integrity, noninterference and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
It was recommended that all countries should ratify the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and embrace its core principles.
This policy is the backbone of the FOC campaign,and sets out its aims and objectives, its core principles and values and the policies and procedures that govern how it operates.
Its core principles-- the right to information, the right to participate and the right to seek access to justice-- empowered ordinary people to play a greater role in advancing sustainable development in their country.
Recognition of special needs of women- It is significant that for the first time, the government included, as one of its core principles, recognition of special needs of women and the youth.
Mathematica has always stayed true to its core principles and careful design disciplines, letting it continually move forward and integrate new functionality and methodologies without ever having to backtrack.
IWRM is gaining increasing recognition across the region, in particular through the WFD,which promotes the implementation of its core principles in EU members and neighbouring countries.
Its core principles- the right to information, the right to participate and the right to seek access to justice- empower ordinary members of the public both to play a greater role in promoting more sustainable forms of development and to hold Governments accountable.
The International Association of Insurance Supervisors(IAIS) recommends,as part of its core principles, sharing data across jurisdictions and across financial services sectors in the regulation of financial conglomerates.
Its core principles-- constitutional stability based on consent, partnership politics, inclusive political institutions and structured North-South cooperation on the island of Ireland-- represent the only viable basis for a workable political accommodation.
With regard to the OECD commentary,one member of the subcommittee is of the opinion that the title of the sub-chapter"Electronic commerce" is not adequate, as one of its core principles, i.e., the absence of personnel in the source country, also applies to other industries see para. 42.6, last sentence.
Based on the combined implementation of its core principles, the application of human security gives rise to inclusive and accountable institutions that foster greater social cohesion and strengthen local ownership in the future of countries emerging from conflict.
The Committee recommends that State party bring forward a far-reaching strategy to implement all the rights enshrined in the Convention and speed up the review ofits legislative framework to bring it in full conformity with all provisions of the Convention, including its core principles, and in particular.
The overall aim is to make the Organization more efficient, relevant and effective;to be able to fulfil better its core principles and purposes of promoting peace and security, economic prosperity, social progress, humanitarian assistance and overall development; and also to deal with current and future challenges as we enter the new millennium.
The Policy Working Group on the United Nations and Terrorism noted in its report(A/57/273-S/2002/857, annex, para. 16) that, just as terrorists seek to undermine the core principles and purposes of the United Nations, so it is through a determined effort to bolster and reassert its core principles and purposes that the United Nations can best contribute to the struggle against terrorism.
Its core principle is"to allow that proposals from all our partners are carefully studied, discussed and transmitted to the G20 decision-making level".
The new culture of international relations should have as its core principle the responsibility of all States, international and transnational institutions, as well as civil society and non-governmental organizations, to work together in solidarity in order to provide every individual with equality of access to rights and opportunities.
The Division's programme of work is shaped by its role of ensuring programme accountability, its core principle of independence and its dual"clientele" consisting of both the Member States and the Secretary-General.
The United States especially commends the Panel for its recognition of the core principles and concepts underpinning verification in all its aspects, including most importantly that.
South-South cooperation does not replace North-South cooperation and has its own core principles.
