Examples of using Countries whose ratification in English and their translations into Spanish
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To date, not all countries whose ratification is required for its entry into force have ratified it.
In the NTB Chairman's text,Bangladesh is included in the list of 44 countries whose ratification of the treaty is linked to its entry into force.
Colombia, one of the countries whose ratification was required for that Treaty to enter into force, had already issued an act, currently under constitutional review, approving the Treaty.
And yet, because of the Treaty's own built-in mechanisms,there are still nine countries whose ratification is necessary for this Treaty to enter into force.
His delegation urged those countries whose ratification was essential for the entry into force of the CTBT to accede to that instrument without delay.
Slovakia has signed and, on 3 March 1998,also ratified the CTBT as one of 44 countries whose ratification is necessary for the entry into force of the Treaty.
While there remain nine countries whose ratification is still necessary for the Treaty to enter into force, we are approaching the universalization and implementation of the CTBT-- a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing for all and for all time.
START II has not been implemented. The CTBT has not been ratified by the 11 more countries whose ratification is required for the Treaty to come into effect.
His delegation called on those countries whose ratifications were necessary for the entry into force of the CTBT to make every effort to achieve that goal.
This appeal, which is also made on behalfof the European Union, is addressed more particularly to the countries whose ratification is necessary under article XIV of the Treaty.
Slovakia became one of the countries whose ratification was necessary for the entry into force of the Statute on 1 July 2002.
We appeal to all countries that have not yet signed and ratified the Treaty to do so as soon as possible,especially those countries whose ratification is required for the Treaty to enter into force.
Japan called upon the remaining 11 countries whose ratification was necessary for the Treaty's entry into force to sign and ratify it without delay.
In this context, Argentina is concerned that nine years after the adoption of the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty,it has still not yet been ratified by a dozen of the 44 countries whose ratification is necessary for the Treaty to enter into force.
Algeria ranks 32nd on the list of 44 countries whose ratification is required for the Treaty's entry into force.
Noting the establishment of a group of eminent persons to complement efforts to secure ratifications from the remaining Annex 2 countries and to support the article XIV process, and further noting that the group of eminent persons has met in Stockholm on 10 and 11 April 2014 anddecided to establish three subgroups to focus on the promotion of ratification by countries whose ratification is needed for the entry into force of the Treaty.
We particularly appeal to the nine countries whose ratification is essential for the CTBT to enter into force.
In the same vein, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty must be ratified at an early date,particularly by the 44 countries whose ratification is necessary for it to enter into force as an international instrument.
In addition, there were a number of countries whose ratification of international instruments would, in their own view, be inconsistent with their national legislation and cultural values.
Prior to the Conference the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mrs. Yoriko Kawaguchi, together with the President of the Conference andthe Foreign Minister of Austria, sent a joint ministerial letter to those countries whose ratification is required for the CTBT to enter into force, encouraging them to ratify the treaty as soon as possible.
Malta hopes that the remaining 13 countries whose ratification is necessary for the Treaty to come into force will join the 84 countries that have already done this.
We are concerned that,more than 10 years after the Treaty's adoption, 9 of the 44 countries whose ratification is necessary for its entry into force have yet to ratify it.
In this context,we once again call upon those countries whose ratification is necessary for the entry into force of the Treaty to act as quickly as possible and, in so doing, contribute to making the process of non-proliferation and the strengthening of effective international control irreversible.
The potential of CTBT can only be effectively realized if it is ratified by all nuclearweapon States and by other countries whose ratification is essential for its entry into force in accordance with the provisions of article XIV of the Treaty.
As one of the 44 countries whose ratification is necessary for the entry into force of the treaty, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic expresses its concern about the eventual consequences of the step taken by India in a wider geopolitical context and considers this step as an obstruction to the efforts of the international community in the process of nuclear disarmament.
In particular, to continue to exclude from membership countries whose ratification of a CTBT will, in our view, be vital cannot but handicap our efforts.
Mr. Gómez Camacho(Mexico) said that the eight countries whose ratification was necessary for entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty should ratify it to strengthen the nonproliferation and nuclear disarmament regime.
As the Treaty's depository,he stood ready to visit the capitals of the remaining countries whose ratification was essential, and to talk to the respective leaders about their concerns.
Specifically, Switzerland would like to express its wish that all countries, whose ratification is necessary for the conclusion of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), ratify this agreement and that all members of the international community accede, without delay and unconditionally, to the Treaty on the Non- Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPT.
The Conference could not ignore the fact that even thoughthat Treaty had been signed by virtually all the countries whose ratifications were needed for its entry into force, new nuclear weapons of improved design had recently been developed and deployed, giving rise to concern about the qualitative proliferation of nuclear weapons.