Examples of using To implement the settlement in English and their translations into Russian
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We support efforts to implement the settlement in Angola.
Calls upon the two parties to work henceforth with the Secretary-General andMINURSO in a spirit of genuine cooperation to implement the Settlement Plan in accordance with the relevant resolutions,to abandon their insistence on strict reciprocity in the operation of the identification centres and to cease all other procrastinating actions which could further delay the holding of the referendum;
While we regret the resignation of Mr. James Baker, the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General,we hope that everything will be done to implement the Settlement Plan.
Legislation is normally required to implement the settlement fully.
As outlined in section III of the present report, the United Nations has gone through a long andarduous process over the past 10 years in its efforts to implement the settlement plan.
Mr. SNOUSSI(Morocco) said that he wished to supply a few further details on Western Sahara,concerning which the Secretary-General was continuing his efforts to implement the settlement plan.
Despite their assertions to the contrary, the parties have not been willing to fully cooperate with the United Nations either to implement the settlement plan or to try to negotiate a political solution that will bring about an early, durable and agreed resolution of their dispute over Western Sahara.
Reiterating full support for the continued efforts exerted by the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara(MINURSO) to implement the Settlement Plan and agreements adopted by the parties to hold a free, fair and impartial referendum for the self-determination of the people of the Western Sahara.
In my report to the Security Council of 20 June 2001(S/2001/613),I described in some detail the difficulties that the United Nations had encountered over the past 11 years in its effort to implement the settlement plan S/21360 and S/22464 and Corr.1.
Reiterating full support for the continued efforts exerted by the United Nations Mission for a Referendum in the Western Sahara to implement the settlement plan and agreements adopted by the parties to hold a free, fair and impartial referendum for the self-determination of the people of the Western Sahara, noting that fundamental differences between the parties over the interpretation of the main provisions remain to be resolved.
Algeria, in its capacity as neighbouring country and official observer,would continue to give the Secretary-General and his Special Representative strong support in their efforts to implement the settlement plan and the agreements reached in Houston.
As indicated in my reports of June 2001(S/2001/613) and February 2002(S/2002/178), my Personal Envoy is of the view-- based on his assessment of United Nations efforts over the past 11 years to implement the settlement plan, including the 6 years during which he has been involved in the process-- that it is highly unlikely that the settlement plan can be implemented in its present form in a way that will bring about an early, durable and agreed resolution of the dispute over Western Sahara.
Algeria, in its capacity as neighbouring country and official observer,would continue to give the Secretary-General and his Special Representative strong support in their efforts to implement the settlement plan and the agreements reached in Houston.
As I recounted in detail in my report to the Security Council of 23 May 2003(S/2003/565),in his efforts to either assist the parties to implement the Settlement Plan or find a political solution to the conflict acceptable to both of them, from March 1997 until the present, a period of over seven years, my Personal Envoy has held 14 formal meetings with the parties, together and separately, in the North African region, Europe and North America.
In my report of 20 June 2001 to the Security Council(S/2001/613),I described in some detail the difficulties that the United Nations had encountered over the past 10 years in its effort to implement the settlement plan, which has resulted in repeated breakdowns in the identification process.
As provided in its resolution 1238(1999), the Security Council's decision to extend the mandate of MINURSO until 14 September 1999 was taken in order to resume the identification process, start the appeals process andconclude all outstanding agreements needed to implement the Settlement Plan.
Decides to extend the mandate of MINURSO until 14 September 1999, in order to resume the identification process, start the appeals process andconclude all outstanding agreements needed to implement the Settlement Plan, and reaffirms the rights of the applicants, with an expectation that the appeals process will not be turned into a second round of identification;
However, the pace with which the applications were computerized and analysed indicated that many months would be required to make sufficient progress in the identification process,forcing a revised timetable for the steps still to be taken to implement the settlement plan.
Calls upon the Kingdom of Morocco and the Frente Polisario to workwith the Secretary-General and the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara, in a spirit of genuine cooperation to implement the settlement plan in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions;
Reiterating full support for the continued efforts exerted by the Secretary-General,his Personal Envoy, his Special Representative and the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara to implement the settlement plan and agreements adopted by the parties,to hold a free, fair and impartial referendum for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara.
Calls upon the Kingdom of Morocco and the Frente Popular para la Liberación de Saguia el-Hamra y de Río de Oro to work with the Secretary-General andthe United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara in a spirit of genuine cooperation to implement the settlement plan in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions;
He recalled in that respect that in his report to the Security Council of 20 June 2001(S/2001/613),he had described in some detail the difficulties the United Nations had encountered over the past 11 years in its effort to implement the settlement plan(S/21360 and S/22464 and Corr.1), which had resulted in repeated breakdowns in the identification process.
My delegation spoke earlier to recall Algeria's attachment to the Settlement Plan for the Western Sahara and to reiterate its position to encourage the international community, the Secretary-General and his Personal Representative, Mr. Baker,to continue their efforts to implement the Settlement Plan of the Western Saharan conflict and with a view to enabling the Saharan people to express themselves freely regarding their destiny.
In providing an assessment of progress and problems since the appointment of his Personal Envoy, the Secretary-General pointed out that, despite their assertions to the contrary,the parties had not been willing to fully cooperate with the United Nations either to implement the settlement plan or to try to negotiate a political solution that would bring about an early, durable and agreed resolution of their dispute over Western Sahara.