Examples of using Proposed declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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There are two proposed declaration procedures for generic products.
New Zealand still has difficulties with paragraph 24 of the proposed declaration.
One of the elements of the proposed declaration would be the rejection of violence in all its forms.5.
The view was also expressed doubting the benefit that would be derived from the proposed declaration.
The proposed declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples must be universally acceptable and politically realistic.
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He welcomed the statement by the representative of the United Kingdom that that was not the aim of the proposed declaration.
We are certain that the proposed declaration would contribute to promoting and strengthening a culture of peace in the new millennium.
It was noted that the paragraph should be retained andshould be read together with operative paragraph 6 of the proposed Declaration.
The proposed Declaration in Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the End of the Second World War presents us with four very important tasks.
On the other hand,it was noted that nothing prevented the Special Committee from adopting the proposed Declaration by vote, if necessary.
The adoption of the proposed Declaration would constitute yet another practical contribution of the Special Committee to the work of the United Nations.
Several representatives expressed support for the thrust of the proposed declaration on the role and mandate of the Centre in the new millennium.
Upon the conclusion of the consideration of the operative paragraphs in sections I and II,the Working Group proceeded to a consideration of the preambular part of the proposed Declaration.
The Working Group then commenced a paragraph-by-paragraph reading of sections I and II of the proposed Declaration contained in the annex to the revised working paper.
If the New York Convention itself is not amended,this will merely lead to the mitigation of resulting problems caused by legal instruments such as the proposed declaration.
As the proposed declaration on tolerance indicated, while many of the world's problems were intractable, without tolerance one could not even begin to solve them.
In addition to outlining the fundamentals of the legal basis for peacekeeping as noted above,the sponsor highlighted some other possible elements to be included in the proposed declaration.
It is believed that the report will assist Member States in their discussion both of the proposed declaration, which is to be prepared by UNESCO, and of the course of action for the Year.
Mr. Yimer believed that the proposed declaration was simply a restatement of the fundamental provisions on the right to fair trial in existing human rights instruments.
The question was raised as to whether there should be two preambles: one for the General Assembly resolution, which was set out at the beginning ofthe revised working paper, and another one for the proposed Declaration.
The Working Group on Indigenous Populations has also made important strides in the past by drafting a proposed declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and continuing to hear the concerns of indigenous communities from around the world.
The President's Council on Bioethics has worked directly with the International Bioethics Committee of UNESCO, providing an overview of the Council's work in April 2004 andproviding comments relating to the proposed Declaration on Universal Norms on Bioethics.
As regards the preamble to the proposed Declaration, the view was expressed that references therein to certain documents, such as the Manila Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes, did not appear appropriate.
He urged the Director-General of UNESCO to continue work on preparing a draft declaration on the human right to peace for submission to the General Conference of UNESCO for adoption in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights;one aspect of the proposed declaration would be the rejection of violence in all its forms.
While some delegations reiterated their view that the proposed Declaration should be adopted by consensus, a question was raised as to the possibility of using that procedure in view of the specific objection to the document by certain delegations.
The proposed declaration on the right to international solidarity could inform and strengthen the targets of the Goals, especially those related to Goal 8, as they presumably evolve into the sustainable development goals that are already in the planning stage.
One representative gave an update on the intersessional consultations and explained that the proposed declaration was intended to reaffirm the commitments that Parties had made when they adopted the Protocol and to give a sense of the direction of the work ahead in the coming decade.
The proposed declaration on the right to international solidarity should inform and strengthen the targets of the Goals, especially those related to Millennium Development Goal 8, as they evolve within the post-2015 development agenda, which is in the planning stage.
In 1998, when Mr. Federico Mayor, at the request of the General Assembly, submitted his proposed Declaration and Programme of Action, the Government of Ecuador publicly supported the contents of the text under consideration by the States and expressed its readiness to support it without amendment.
His proposed declaration highlighted key issues in the phase-out of ozone-depleting substances which had been addressed at the current meeting, including destruction of controlled substances(which would be of benefit to efforts to combat both climate change and ozone depletion), replenishment of the Multilateral Fund and enhancement of satellite monitoring of the atmosphere.