Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Russian
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I single out South Africa, whose principles, skill and dedication made all the difference, made all this possible.
There was a recent challenge to the power of trade unions to expel, in the name of trade union freedom, members of a political party whose principles are diametrically opposed to those of the union concerned.
Therefore, we have the right to ask why the Geneva Conventions, whose principles were incorporated into the Statute of the ICTY, were ignored in determining the guilt of these JNA officers?
Reference to the doctrines of jus cogens and erga omnes is particularly valuable because not all States have ratified human rights documents whose principles are at stake in the context of counter-terrorism measures.
The people of Angola, through the democratic process- whose principles are the very ones we have been proclaiming in this Hall- have given their verdict.
The principle of the separation of powers was terminated. Thus, the“Republic of Guinea” became a“Revolutionary People's Republic”, whose principles were“democratic centralism” and the State party.
His idea state was a civil community ruled by the Catholic Church, whose principles opposed both passive and irrational pietism and the excessively rational doctrines of Protestantism.
Despite what has been explained here, that's not all, and by far the most important, in addition to electric current, which is indeed root cause of all, butworks in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
Your country is also the Chairman of the Non-Aligned Movement to whose principles Egypt adheres and of which Egypt is a very loyal member.
The EU WFD is a complex document, whose principles should be taken into account by non-EU countries as appropriate; as for the present subject matter, this refers particularly to article 1(a) and(b), article 2(21), article 4 on good ecological status, article 6, and annex V.
The United States also welcomes European Union efforts to develop a code of conduct whose principles appear to be consistent with United States arms transfer policy.
In a similar vein, other observers noted that, given that the launch of the national dialogue coincided with the beginning of the electoral period(which is to commence with the official inauguration of the registration exercise on 25 April),there was a need to focus on a political dialogue centring on a code of electoral conduct, one of whose principles would be the renunciation of violence.
Africa is now waging what is popularly known as the second liberation struggle, whose principles and objectives aim at reversing the frightening process which is threatening national integration.
There are important measures already in place towards regulating"illicit" trade in weapons, butequally important is the development of a precise and normative framework for"licit" trade in conventional arms, whose principles and objectives would be incorporated into the new arms trade treaty.
It is inconceivable to us that global champions of equity and democratic ideals-- nations whose principles we seek to emulate-- could assume a position on the most crucial social issues of our time that succumbs to private interests.
Already then it was a powerful balancing factor in European political combinations,including the well-known Thirty Years' War that gave birth to the Westphalian system of international relations, whose principles, primarily respect for state sovereignty, are of importance even today.
With us you will find a reliable partner who is ready at any time to come to the aid of people whose principles are not inconsistent with the case, working professionally, with maximum efficiency and responsibility, with full return of experience and knowledge.
Ms. Taracena Secaira(Guatemala)(spoke in Spanish): With respect to draft resolution I,"Combating defamation of religions",my delegation would like to state that Guatemala does not accept and condemns the defamation of any religion whose principles and practices are compatible with human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Upon ratification, they became an element of the Polish legal order whose principles must- and, indeed, are- taken into account when a military doctrine is being formulated; they also find practical reflection in military regulations and handbooks providing instruction on humanitarian aspects of warfare.
Since its admission to the United Nations in 1960,Cyprus has consistently been a strong supporter of the United Nations, whose principles and objectives form the cornerstone of our foreign policy.
Precisely that approach is the basis of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, whose principles are shared among the vast majority of States. The road map for fulfilling the requirements of the Convention became the outcome document of the twenty-seventh special session of the General Assembly, entitled"A world fit for children" resolution S-27/2, annex.
These specifications are compliant with the general ideas contained in WP.30 Informal document No. 9(2005) prepared jointly by the secretariat andthe European Commission whose principles had been endorsed by WP.30 at its one-hundred-and-eleventh session TRANS/WP.30/222, para. 33.
For this reason, together with the other countries of the region,we are pursuing important initiatives such as the Alliance for Sustainable Development, whose principles are based on improving the quality of life of our peoples, respect for and development of the diverse potential and vitality of the Earth in a sustainable manner, the promotion of peace and democracy as basic forms of human coexistence and respect for human rights and the multicultural and multi-ethnic nature of our region.
As to the implementation of article 4, he noted that Egyptian legislation focused on the prohibition of associations which advocated the violation of the personal liberty or public rights and freedoms of citizens(para.97) or whose principles were based on discrimination on grounds of origin or belief.
The United Nations must play its part in implementing the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, whose principles had been further developed at the Third High-level Forum on Aid Effectiveness.
Two further developments that will make a significant contribution to implementing the actions proposed in the new strategic plan for the next four years are the establishment of a legal framework for combating HIV/AIDS in Guatemala, which includes legislation that is in force, but which, as mentioned before, is still inadequate, andthe recent adoption of a State AIDS policy, launched in 2004, whose principles are identified and described in the National Strategic Plan.
Others seek to cynically grasp a mantle of"change" that belies their own status as senior citizens whose principles and transformative credentials have long since been sacrificed on the altar of political ambition.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela underlined the Gambia's efforts relating to the rights of women,including its accession to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, whose principles, such as the right to equal treatment and opportunities in all areas of national life, were recognized in the Constitution.
Those who think this way obviously forget that the United Nations cannot be asked to do what it cannot deliver;that our Organization is governed by a Charter whose principles cannot be violated; and that the United Nations has always been, is now and always will be what its Member States want or allow it to be.
The book includes a chapter that is of special interest to Russian readers- about the relationship between Gandhi and Leo Tolstoy,whom Gandhi considered one of his teachers and whose principle of non-resistance to evil by violence he realised in his philosophy of non-violent resistance.