Examples of using Whose charter in English and their translations into Russian
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A joint-stock company is a company whose charter capital is divided into a certain number of shares.
The permanency and the veto rights conferred upon the permanent members have placed them in a category of members that are more equal than the others in an Organization whose Charter is based on equal, sovereign rights.
This ultimately took shape as the United Nations, whose Charter clearly lays down the purposes and principles of the Organization and the means to attain them.
It was illogical that such sanctions should be imposed by an organ of the United Nations whose Charter was based on respect for human rights.
They are problems of the United Nations, whose Charter is categorical in allocating primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Yeholot Association Founded by the Rashi Foundation whose charter is, among other things, to reduce dropout rates in high schools.
Section 24 of the Charter permits anyone whose Charter rights have been infringed upon or denied to apply to a court of competent jurisdiction for an appropriate and just remedy.
This leaves two thirds of the world's population without representation in the permanent category in an Organization whose Charter was framed in the name of“the peoples of the United Nations”.
Our hope then was anchored in the United Nations, whose Charter calls on it to intervene to fulfil its obligations towards the victims of aggression, who see in our world Organization a last recourse for justice.
There is no doubt in my mind that all of us want an effective United Nations- an Organization that meets the objectives it sets out to achieve,an Organization whose Charter is valid because its actions are reliable.
Dominion governance of the Jerseys was complicated by the fact that the proprietors, whose charters had been revoked, had retained their property, and petitioned Andros for what were traditional manorial rights.
Public associations whose Charters provide for participation in elections can not receive financial or other material assistance from foreign governments, organizations or individuals to support election campaigns.
Seeking peaceful solutions is,of course, the raison d'être of the United Nations, whose Charter recognises the intimate link between peace and human rights.
As we mark the fiftieth anniversary of this body, whose Charter expresses the intention to“save succeeding generations from the scourge of war”, it is an opportune time to reflect and re-evaluate collectively recent developments in the field of disarmament and international security.
It seems particularly fitting that this commemorative meeting should take place at the United Nations,an Organization that arose out of the ashes of war and whose Charter, in its preamble, speaks of the untold suffering of humankind.
Section 24 of the Canadian Charter of Rights andFreedoms permits anyone whose Charter rights have been infringed or denied to apply to a court of competent jurisdiction for an appropriate and just remedy.
Thus, today's commemoration is an occasion to recall once again the basic values that guided the creation of the United Nations,our inestimable common heritage, whose Charter embodies and expresses essential lessons.
The Ministers affirmed their commitment to the United Nations, whose Charter lays down the fundamental principles for an international order based on peace and security, sustainable development and respect for human rights.
These figures are widely reflected in the reports of, among others, the agencies of the United Nations, the same organization that Israel, the occupying Power,is a full member of and whose Charter and resolutions it is duty-bound to ensure respect of.
The International Organization of la Francophonie, whose charter identifies those areas as priorities in its work, is quite proud to have been a partner of numerous African countries in making such decisive progress.
According to the Georgia election code,"an international observer organization may be representatives of another country, an organization registered in another country oran international organization, whose charter provides for monitoring the elections, human rights protection and whose activities are based on international principles.".
Consequently, it is only to be expected that, as an Organization whose Charter was drawn up in the name of the peoples of the United Nations, the United Nations system needs to extend unfailing support to the efforts of Governments to promote and consolidate new or restored democracies.
The Brazilian State's commitment to this fundamental principle of international relations, conducive to peace and cooperation among nations,has been reiterated on several occasions through its stance at the United Nations, whose Charter proclaims the principle of the peoples' self-determination as a foundation of world political equilibrium.
As the world's model of a fully functioning, participatory democracy whose Charter affirms the equal rights of nations large and small, the United Nations should have institutions that reflect and genuinely give life to that ideal.
As I extol universality, I feel it is unfair that the Republic of China on Taiwan, with its 23 million inhabitants, its major democratic system and its impressive economic vitality,would still be sidelined from the work of the United Nations, whose Charter does rightly enshrine the essential principles of justice and universality.
The Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to the United Nations as it enters its second half-century,an Organization whose Charter lays down the fundamental principles for an international order based on peace and security, sustainable development and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Ironically, the United Nations, whose Charter provides for the protection of human rights and human dignity, accepts being a tool for violating such fundamental human rights, through the comprehensive and unrestricted use of the sanctions system, notwithstanding the suffering those sanctions inflict upon the targeted peoples.
Public associations of disabled persons and organizations established by them,including business partnerships and companies whose chartered(pooled) capital consists of the contribution of a public association of disabled persons, are exempt from the quota requirement.
At that time, and all through the years of its existence,the Organization, whose Charter set out to uphold the fundamental rights and the dignity and worth of the human person, regarded the question of apartheid as a crucial issue and considered that the repugnant system of apartheid in South Africa deserved the condemnation of the entire international community.
I echo the sentiments of all who have referred here to the pressing need for the United Nations to adapt to the realities of the world in which we live so that it will be more in tune with current concerns and managed in an effective and transparent manner:an Organization whose Charter recognizes that all States, small and large, possess the right to have their say in the conduct of affairs that are of interest to the international community.