Examples of using Resolution refers in English and their translations into Russian
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The resolution refers to import, export and transfers.
For the first time, the resolution refers to such a venue.
The resolution refers to import, export and transfers.
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes that the four elements under the mandate andthe specific measures to which the resolution refers rest on established rights and obligations and are meant to give expression thereto.
The resolution refers to import, export and transfers.
We regret the fact that the draft resolution refers to only one element of the advisory opinion of the ICJ.
The resolution refers to loss of life, the substantial damage to property, and the negative effects on the policy and economies of the countries affected by the criminal activities of mercenaries, in a clear allusion to the serious human rights violations that they occasion.
We welcome in particular the fact that the draft resolution refers to new tools aimed at better interaction between the CTITF and Member States.
The resolution refers to import, export and transfer of arms that should be covered by the treaty.
Paragraph 6 of the resolution refers to the question of migrant workers.
The resolution refers to the departure of President Taylor, who, as agreed with ECOWAS leaders, resigned on 11 August.
We regret that this draft resolution refers to only one element of the International Court's advisory opinion.
The resolution refers to the departure of President Taylor, who had agreed with ECOWAS leaders to resign on 11 August.
Thirdly, and most important from our point of view, the draft resolution refers in its sixth preambular paragraph to the proposals for conventional arms control made in the context of South Asia.
The resolution refers to the prohibition and prevention of incitement to commit acts of terrorism(hereinafter,"incitement"); strengthening of international cooperation to that end, including on border security; enhancement of dialogue and understanding among civilizations; countering incitement; and preventing the subversion of educational, cultural and religious institutions by terrorists and their supporters.
Operative paragraph 8 of the draft resolution refers to the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management.
The draft resolution refers to the seven recommendations of the Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters of 2001, which include preparing for a major international conference to identify ways of eliminating nuclear danger.
Finally, the sixth draft resolution refers to item 97(h), entitled“Sustainable development and international economic cooperation: Human resources development”.
That resolution refers, among other things, precisely to the prospects for cooperation that are opening up for the United Nations and the Inter-Parliamentary Union, emphasizing the desirability of the Union's giving the United Nations the necessary political support in areas such as the consolidation of democracy, human rights and peace-keeping.
The draft resolution refers to complementary bilateral and multilateral efforts.
Paragraph 5 of the draft resolution refers to the United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty being"undertaken in an open and transparent manner, on the basis of consensus, to achieve a strong and robust treaty.
Paragraph 12 of the resolution refers to the preliminary discussions under way in the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva on the issue of a treaty prohibiting the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
In the preambular part, the draft resolution refers to the Second International Decade for the Elimination of Colonialism and reaffirms that the existence of colonialism is incompatible with the Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1960 Declaration on decolonization.
Moreover, the draft resolution refers to the improvements in the relationship between the Sixth Committee and the Commission, welcomes and encourages the improved dialogue, including informal consultations, and encourages delegations to adhere to the structured work programme in the debate on the Commission's report.
The draft resolution refers to the audit report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, which testifies to the high quality and utility of UNIDIR's research output in terms of topic and analysis compared to that from peer research institutions, based on independent verification from random respondents.
Paragraph 4 of the resolution refers to unilateral coercive measures"which are in clear contradiction with international law, such as trade restriction, blockades, embargoes, freezing of assets with the purpose of preventing these countries from exercising their right fully to determine their political, economic and social system and freely to expand their international trade.
In its preamble, the draft resolution refers to all the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly since 1981 which stipulate categorically that all legislative measures and actions taken by Israel, the occupying Power, with the aim of altering the legal status or the demographic nature of the Holy City of Al-Quds are null and void and must be rescinded forthwith.
As can be seen, the draft resolution refers to earlier decisions by the General Assembly, to reports of the Secretary-General and of the Mission, to progress made and challenges involved in the peace process, and to the importance that the international community attaches to compliance with the outstanding commitments, within the framework of the new time frame agreed to, which continues to the end of 2004.
The draft resolution referred to the maintenance of colonial situations.
Where the resolution referred to State obligations, her Government understood them to be subject to jurisdictional limitations on States' obligations in international human rights law.