Examples of using Those instruments in English and their translations into Russian
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Those instruments were the property of the general… Mrs.
But ultimately, those instruments must be enforced.
She asked when it planned to ratify those instruments.
Implementation of those instruments into domestic law;
As at May 2008, 99 States have ratified those instruments.
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Those instruments needed to be reinforced and universalized.
Following are some of those instruments and initiatives.
All Member States should strive to become parties to those instruments.
At the same time, those instruments did not cover all forms of terrorism.
The current draft Guide was intended to draw all those instruments together.
However, those instruments were not sufficiently well known or used.
Jordan was one of the first countries in the region to sign those instruments.
The principles enshrined in those instruments have acquired force of law.
All those instruments have proven to increase confidence between States.
Secondly, we have to improve and expand those instruments where appropriate.
None of those instruments had been directed against any other language.
The Committee encourages the State party to accede fully to those instruments.
Most of those instruments are under consideration by the Brazilian Congress.
The United Arab Emirates has adopted a national strategy to implement those instruments.
Most of those instruments involve a strengthened public sector see above.
Since December 2000, it had been providing training on those instruments for judges and lawyers.
It was now using those instruments as part of its response to the global crisis.
The reasons that have prevented us from acceding to those instruments continue to exist.
Those instruments, however, have not succeeded in putting a complete stop to proliferation.
Since 1992, the Office had supported 108 countries in ratifying and implementing those instruments.
Those instruments attracted seven and five additional ratifications respectively.
This chapter analyses in more detail the possible trade effects of some of those instruments.
While all those instruments and policies are necessary, not one is sufficient in itself.
Niger also supports all efforts aimed at ensuring universal adherence to those instruments.
Another view was that those instruments should be included based on a functional approach.