Examples of using Drafting of a comprehensive convention in English and their translations into Spanish
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It supported the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international space law.
Mr. Aboua(Côte d'Ivoire) said that, although there were stilldifferences to be reconciled, there was cause for optimism that the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism could soon be concluded.
Her delegation supported the drafting of a comprehensive convention that would strengthen the existing legal regime and reinforce the critical principle that no cause or grievance justified terrorism in any form.
His Government attached great importance to and supported the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
Lastly, her country greatly valued the efforts made towards the drafting of a comprehensive convention on the protection of the rights of disabled persons and hoped that the General Assembly would adopt the draft during the current session.
At the session,special attention was devoted to the need to develop legislation on space-related matters and, in particular, to the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international space law.
The definition of terrorism and the drafting of a comprehensive convention were not purely theoretical matters.
Such efforts must continue, and it was to be hoped that States would also approve the draft international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism and complete the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
The next step will be to finalize the drafting of a comprehensive convention against terrorism.
Kazakhstan has acceded to 11 international counter-terrorism conventions and calls for the earliest possible finalization by the United Nations of the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism and an international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
Mr. Salama wondered to what extent the working group would need to address developments in New York regarding the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, looking at the human rights dimension of a definition and issues such as whether the military could be subject to terrorist acts or, by virtue of being State agents, could be terrorists themselves.
His delegation also supported efforts to enhance the legal counter-terrorism framework,including the drafting of a comprehensive convention that would reinforce the critical principle that no cause or grievance justified terrorism.
In conclusion, he urged delegations to pursue their efforts to complete negotiations on the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism and drew attention to the need to retain on the General Assembly's agenda the question of convening a highlevel conference to formulate a joint, organized response of the international community to terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
His delegation considered, however,that it was urgent to enhance the existing framework of international law by completing the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism and of an international convention on the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
We hope that we will be able to finalize the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism during the sixty-third session.
It participated actively in the work of the Sixth Committee, its Working Group andthe Ad Hoc Committee entrusted with the drafting of a comprehensive convention against international terrorism and an international convention on the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
The passage of time and the loss of innocent lives in the decade since the start of discussions on the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism and the attacks of 11 September 2001 should be sufficient incentive for Member States to remove the obstacles to the convention's adoption.
Mr. Tachie-Menson(Ghana) noted that the issue of terrorism,including the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, had been on the Committee's agenda for several years.
One of the top priorities in that regard was to make progress in the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, and his delegation stood ready to help advance that work.
Switzerland has also contributed actively to discussions within the United Nations on the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism. It will participate in all activities concerned with future anti-terrorism instruments.
It was still one of the disputed andunsettled issues in the Sixth Commission of the General Assembly concerning the drafting of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism. Such a convention would have an important function in helping States reach a common understanding.
We have proposed the draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
There was an urgent need to finalize the draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, which must include an agreed definition of terrorism.
We should now commit ourselves to concluding and agreeing upon the draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, including a legal definition of terrorist acts, during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.
We see in the present session of the General Assembly an opportunity to finalize the draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism aimed at reaching an international consensus on a normative framework in that area.
The Russian Federation was prepared to continue work on drafts of a comprehensive convention against transnational organized crime and on additional draft protocols thereto, in the belief that strengthening the international legal basis was fully in line with the implementation of the 1994 Naples Political Declaration and Global Action Plan against Organized Transnational Crime.
We are hopeful that the legislative work done in the Ad Hoc Committee established by General Assembly resolution 51/210,in elaborating drafts of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism and a convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism, will bear fruit.
The current draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism, submitted by India, was a solid basis for discussion.
Mr. Al-Adhami(Iraq) said it was regrettable that the Ad Hoc Committee established by General Assembly resolution 51/210 of 17 December 1996 had been unable to arrive at an acceptable draft of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism; he hoped that the obstacles to finalizing the draft could be overcome.
Ms. Espíndola(Ecuador) welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution as a sign of the international community's commitment to the drafting of a comprehensive international convention to protect the rights and dignity of the disabled.