Examples of using Warsaw declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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Warsaw Declaration, adopted on 27 June 2000, by 106 States participating in the Conference(see annex I);
The Conference adopted the founding act at the Community of Democracies entitled"Final Warsaw Declaration: Toward a Community of Democracies.
The participants in the conference adopted the Warsaw Declaration, in which they reaffirmed their commitment to its catalogue of democratic values and standards.
Admittance requires the applicant country to demonstrate a commitment to the democratic principles andpractices outlined in the Warsaw Declaration.
As a signatory of the Warsaw Declaration: Towards a Community of Democracies, Croatia fully recognizes the importance of strengthening democracy and advancing its global acceptance as a universal value.
We take note of the significant expansion in the number of democracies over the last half century and welcome the progress made thus far towards achieving goals andobjectives contained in the Warsaw Declaration and the Seoul Plan of Action.
They reiterate their resolve,expressed in the Warsaw Declaration, to strengthen cooperation to face transnational challenges to democracy such as state-sponsored, cross-border and other forms of terrorism.
The Community of Democracies was launched in June 2000 at a ministerial conference in Warsaw, Poland,where more than 100 countries pledged to uphold the democratic principles outlined in the Warsaw Declaration.
In the Warsaw Declaration the ministers also decided to carry out a review of the MCPFE process by the sixth ministerial conference, by assessing progress made and obstacles faced in the implementation of its commitments.
At the Conference, ministers and high-level representatives of 46 European countries andthe European Community endorsed the Warsaw Declaration and two Warsaw Resolutions:"Forests, Wood and Energy" and"Forests and Water.
The Community of Democracies was created in June 2000 at a ministerial conference in Warsaw, Poland,where more than 100 countries committed themselves to promoting the democratic principles adopted in the Warsaw Declaration.
We also reaffirm the Warsaw Declaration which includes our common commitment to the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and fundamental principles of international law.
Consolidating democracy, the rule of law and the protection of human rights is paramount, as was recently reiterated by the Heads of State andGovernment of the member States of the Council of Europe in their Warsaw Declaration and Action Plan 16-17 May 2005.
Reaffirming our unwavering commitment and adherence to the purposes and principles of the Warsaw Declaration of 27 June 2000 establishing the Community of Democracies and subsequent ministerial decisions of the Community of Democracies.
In 2000, organized by seven States(the United States of America, Poland, the Czech Republic, Chile, India, Mali and the Republic of Korea), the Community of Democracies held its inaugural meeting in Poland,bringing together over 100 countries that signed the Warsaw Declaration.
Thanked the United Nations Secretariat for circulating the Warsaw Declaration and the list of the 106 countries that endorsed it in Warsaw, together with the Warsaw Communiqué, as a document of the General Assembly(A/55/328);
Develop or strengthen mechanisms in regional organizations' charters and procedures that promote democracy, inter alia, the Inter-American Democratic Charterapproved on Sept 11, 2001 by American states, adopted following the appeal for regional initiatives included in the Warsaw Declaration.
The Biketawa Declaration of the Pacific Islands Forum and the Warsaw Declaration, both adopted in 2000, make similar commitments in respect of unconstitutional changes of power and attempts to modify national Constitutions to extend presidential terms of office.
Guided by the tenet of due respect for sovereignty andthe principle of non-interference in internal affairs as provided for in the Charter of the United Nations and the Warsaw Declaration, we intend to continue promoting inter- and cross-regional democratic progress and cooperation, and to that end we will.
In the Warsaw Declaration the ministers decided to"develop a work programme for the implementation of commitments of the 5th MCPFE in cooperation with relevant organisations, institutions and processes and to reinforce implementation of previous commitments" Warsaw Declaration, para 38.
The Convening Group will inform and share such reports with the participants of the Community of Democracies, serving as a means for disseminating information and knowledge on best practice activities, in the hope that each country in the world will strive to fulfill the ideals andprinciples noted in the Warsaw Declaration.
The Fifth Ministerial Conference, in Warsaw held from5 to 7 November 2007, adopted the Warsaw Declaration, and two resolutions that relate to climate change, the growing demand for energy from renewable sources and threats to the availability and quality of water resources.
Sixthly, Venezuela wishes to place on record that we will not support any action designed to establish and strengthen democratic institutions in any country unless such action is guided by due respect for sovereignty and the principle of non-intervention in a country's internal affairs,as stipulated in the Warsaw Declaration.
In both the Warsaw Declaration and the 2002 Seoul Plan of Action, Community of Democracies countries have committed themselves to strengthening the development of democratic institutions throughout the world and to promoting and protecting all human rights, as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Recognized that, in situations in which regional procedures fail to produce a consensus candidate for a United Nations body, it would be appropriate for participants in the Community of Democracies, in casting their votes, to take into account, among other considerations,whether countries contesting the seat have endorsed the Warsaw Declaration;
In accordance with the principles articulated in the Warsaw Declaration, the Community of Democracies, through as wide consultations as possible with its participants, will not include those countries where there is currently a disruption of constitutional rule or severe persistent erosion of or lack of essential elements of democracy.
Announced their intention to convene the informal"democracy caucus" at the United Nations, which was discussed by the many countries that participated in the Warsaw conference and endorsed in its official Communiqué. The"democracy caucus" will meet during the fifty-fifth session ofthe General Assembly and will comprise those countries that have endorsed the Warsaw Declaration of democratic principles;
Mindful of the role of international cooperation in promoting the goals set forth in the Warsaw Declaration and other international documents and commitments, including the Millennium Development Goals, and convinced that in this field the Community of Democracies can play an important role in such cooperation and exchange of experience as well as through the provision of peer support.
Truthful to the guiding tenets expressed in the Warsaw Declaration and with the aim of continuing implementing the Seoul Plan of Action, we therefore adopt this Commitment, which represents the agenda for the activities of the Community of Democracies based upon reflections on the situation of democracy worldwide at the dawn of the 21st Century, reiterating our firm will to promote and strengthen democracy domestically, regionally and globally, in particular through appropriate international organizations and institutions.
In the third Summit held in Warsaw on 17 May 2005, the Heads of State andGovernment of the member States of the Council of Europe adopted the Warsaw Declaration, in which they strongly condemned all forms of intolerance and discrimination, in particular those based on sex, race and religion, including anti-Semitism and Islamophobia, and affirmed their determination to further develop, within the Council of Europe, rules and effective machinery to prevent and eradicate them.
