Examples of using Many core in English and their translations into Russian
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China has ratified many core human rights conventions.
Many core functions were being taken over by part-time workers.
The arms trade touches on many core interests of States.
While many core issues of the conflict must be negotiated, the basis of those negotiations is clear: a viable Palestine and a secure Israel.
We also urge the speedy implementation of many core recommendations contained in that report.
Likewise, since many core development issues could be addressed successfully only through multilateral action, it was imperative for multilateral cooperation to be revitalized.
Japan took a positive note of the ratification by Syria of many core international human rights instruments.
There are many core functions that are common to the three secretariats, although the terms in which they are specified in the three conventions may be worded slightly differently.
It also noted that the Dominican Republic has ratified many core international human rights treaties.
The Registry is currently providing support to the President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Chief Prosecutor andthe Minister of Justice of Bosnia and Herzegovina in many core functions.
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The Deputy Executive Director, External Relations,stated that the use of anti-personnel land-mines violated many core provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
It was also felt that too many core activities were being funded under Special Programmes.
However, the constitutional validity of the FTC has been successfully contested before the Court of Appeal,rendering the FTC practically inoperative and many core provisions of the FCA unenforceable.
It also noted the ratification of many core human rights treaties by Venezuela and improved cooperation with United Nations agencies.
General-purpose funds finance 8 per cent of the UNODC budget(with the remainder financed by the regular budget(11 per cent) andspecial-purpose funds(81 percent)), including many core functions.
Hungary commended Kuwait for being a party to many core human rights treaties, but noted that there had been delays in the country's collaboration with treaty bodies.
It expressed concern about the reported discrimination against migrants and foreigners,including Vietnamese migrants and students, and the lack of Government commitment to support many core international human rights instruments.
However, it appears to have left unresolved many core issues concerning wrongful acts of United Nations personnel who participate in peace operations.
We share the Secretary-General's deep concern at the deterioration of the security situation of United Nations personnel involved in field operations and the view that determined action by the General Assembly is needed to address this problem,which poses a threat to many core activities of the United Nations.
Greece acknowledged that Cypriot citizens,Cyprus being a member of the European Union and party to many core human rights treaties, enjoyed an extensive degree of protection of human rights.
Reaching a consensus on how to array the many core issues on the IPF/IFF agendas, either for the purpose of monitoring, reviewing and reporting or to identify possible elements, is a critical task for the Forum.
The two concepts of good governance andhuman rights were mutually reinforcing and shared many core principles, namely participation, accountability, transparency and responsibility.
Because the IAEA regular budget leaves unfunded many core activities related to safeguards, the United States, in 1977, established the Programme of Technical Assistance to IAEA Safeguards to provide technical assistance to strengthen safeguards.
The United Arab Emirates noted that,since its independence, Kuwait had acceded to many core human rights instruments and participated in the development of international human rights mechanisms.
Source(modified): UNEP Since many core aspects of the 2030 Agenda are already integrated into national development objectives to varying degrees in EECCA(e.g. in the“Ukraine-2020 Sustainable Development Strategy”), Governments should consider reinforcing their focus on policy implementation.
Mr. BRILLANTES wondered whether the comment by the representative of the Global Commission to the effect that many core human rights instruments had already been ratified implied that there was no need to ratify the Convention.
Despite the significant progress made on many core issues, the small-group discussion among Australia, Brazil, the European Union, China, India, Japan and the United States of America failed, unexpectedly, on the issue of the special safeguard mechanism in agriculture.
Eliminating poverty and promoting human rights are interrelated objectives articulated in many core documents ranging from the Charter of the United Nations to the Millennium Declaration and the Millennium Development Goals.
Viet Nam had ratified many core United Nations human rights instruments and International Labour Organization(ILO) conventions, including ILO Conventions No. 100 on equal pay for work of equal value and No. 182 concerning the prohibition and immediate action for the elimination of the worst forms of child labour.