Examples of using To implement that resolution in English and their translations into Russian
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Iraq continues to refuse to implement that resolution.
It provides a brief overview and analysis of the replies received from Member States on their efforts to implement that resolution.
Israel has taken no steps to implement that resolution.
The present report has been prepared pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/230 andcontains information on action taken to implement that resolution.
Once again, I call on all parties to implement that resolution urgently.
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I have the honour to transmit, enclosed herewith, a further supplementary report in compliance with paragraph 6 of resolution 1373(2001) on the steps taken to implement that resolution.
For 18 years, however, Israel has refused to implement that resolution, and continues to occupy part of southern Lebanon and daily to attack innocent people there.
The Government of the Sudan has made every effort to implement that resolution.
In the light of the international undertaking to implement that resolution, Arab States that had not, prior to 1995, acceded to the Treaty, became Parties thereto.
He asked why Germany did not have an action plan to implement that resolution.
Efforts to implement that resolution had been under way since January 2005 and could be grouped into three main areas, namely, operational effectiveness, integration and expansion.
Our participation was based on the letters of guarantee given by the American Administration to implement that resolution.
It urges Governments andthe United Nations to implement that resolution so that the media will reflect women leading in the prevention of war and the resolution of conflict.
The relevant authorities in Kuwait have imposed the regulations andlegislation necessary to implement that resolution.
It provides an overview anda brief analysis of the replies received from Member States on their efforts to implement that resolution and to prevent, combat and eradicate illicit international trafficking in forest products, including timber, wildlife and other forest biological resources, harvested in contravention of national laws.
A question had been raised on the relationship between the Deloitte study and General Assembly resolution 59/288 andon the action taken by the Secretariat to implement that resolution.
Indeed, following the adoption by the General Assembly of resolution 49/75 G, the Secretary-General of the United Nations undertook to implement that resolution by dispatching an advisory mission to those countries most affected by the volume of illicit traffic in small arms.
In paragraph 15 of resolution 1172(1998),the Security Council requested me to report urgently on the steps taken by India and Pakistan to implement that resolution.
In its resolution 2002/55, the Commission called upon the High Commissioner for Human Rights andher Office to include details of activities undertaken by the Office to implement that resolution in her report to the Commission at its sixtieth session. The Commission decided to consider the question at its sixtieth session.
Clarification was needed on how those actions related to the implementation of General Assembly resolution 59/288 andon what action had been taken by the Secretariat to implement that resolution.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 63/194,the present report summarizes the work done by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to implement that resolution and contains proposals on strengthening the capacities of the Office for the efficient implementation of its coordination functions.
Everyone clearly understands the strategic importance of Security Council resolution 425(1978) andthe role of UNIFIL as the force established by the Security Council to implement that resolution.
However, for 17 years now, Israel has continued to refuse to implement that resolution and has continued instead to occupy parts of southern Lebanon and to launch attacks, on a daily basis, against innocent civilian populations while Lebanon has continued persistently to call for the implementation of Security Council resolution 425(1978), which reaffirms the sovereignty of Lebanon and its territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders.
Annexed to this note is the report of the United Kingdom submitted pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373(2001)on the steps taken to implement that resolution see enclosure.
In its resolution 1373(2001) of 28 September 2001,the Security Council called upon all States to submit a first report to the Counter-Terrorism Committee by 27 December 2001 on the steps taken to implement that resolution.
Lebanon reiterates its commitment to the full implementation of resolution 1701(2006) andcalls on the international community to bring pressure to bear on Israel to fulfil its obligation to implement that resolution in full; and exert greater, serious, efforts to achieve a permanent ceasefire.
Requests the Chairman of the Committee to inform the President of the General Assembly that it reaffirms General Assembly resolution 51/226 of 3 April 1997 on human resources management andrequests the Secretary-General to implement that resolution, as adopted.
In its resolution 9/8 on the effective implementation of international human rights instruments,the Council requested the Secretary-General to report annually on measures taken to implement that resolution and on obstacles to its implementation.
The Security Council, when deciding in its resolution 1821(2008) to renew the mandate of UNDOF for a further period of six months, until 31 December 2008, also called upon the parties concerned to implement immediately its resolution 338(1973) and requested me to submit, at the end of the period, a report on developments in the situation andthe measures taken to implement that resolution.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 56/128 of 19 December 2001, the present report provides information on the measures taken by Member States andwithin the United Nations system to implement that resolution, as well as efforts reported by civil society organizations.