Examples of using Process of decolonization in English and their translations into Spanish
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The process of decolonization has without any doubt been one of the Organization's greatest successes.
We should continue to exercise flexibility andrealism in our endeavours to complete the process of decolonization.
In this process of decolonization, there is no alternative to the principle of self-determination, which is also a fundamental human right.
Since its inception, the Special Committee has been deeply involved in the United Nations process of decolonization.
The process of decolonization had entered its final stage, yet it was being replaced, both overtly and covertly, by new forms of colonialism.
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However, its mandate has notyet been accomplished and there still remained 16 Territories in which the process of decolonization had not been completed.
It is said that the cold war has ended, butin the past few years the process of decolonization has not advanced, and the eradication of colonialism continues to be one of the United Nations priorities.
Further, the International Court of Justice has rejected the concept of territorial retrocession in the process of decolonization.
They emphasized that the process of decolonization was not over, but that it had entered its final stage and that the Special Committee should continue to implement new and innovative approaches to the discharge of its mandate.
General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) and 1541(XV)stated clearly that there was only one process of decolonization, namely self-determination.
His view is that the current revolt is the end of the process of decolonization, and he goes on to talk about the universal and post-modern character of the Arab revolts, the role of Islam and of new media.
The change of regime in Bolivia had been accompanied by a reorientation of Government policies towards building a new, plurinational State and pursuing the process of decolonization based on the notion of"living well.
Mr. VUM SON(International Peace Bureau)said that in the process of decolonization socially and economically marginalized ethnic groups had been incorporated, without their consent, in States ruled by more numerous ethnic groups.
Such a visit would enhance the interest of the international community in the matter andwould give new impetus to the process of decolonization. More important still, it would prevent the process from being sidelined.
The Special Committee should engage in dialogue with all stakeholders, including the Non-Self-Governing Territories themselves and their administering Powers,to identify a possible course of action for each process of decolonization.
One cannot conceive of today's world without considering the contribution of the United Nations to the process of decolonization, to environment and development issues, and to the consecration of innovative concepts, such as the common heritage of mankind.
Mr. Ortíz Guzmán(Organización Autonomista Pro Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico(PROELA))said it was regrettable that the Committee had not yet taken the necessary steps to set in motion the process of decolonization of Puerto Rico.
Since the entry into force of the United Nations charter in 1945,it has constituted the legal and political basis of the process of decolonization, which witnessed the birth of over 60 new states in the second half of the twentieth century.
As noted in chapter II of the present report, the Special Committee held a Caribbean regional seminar in Frigate Bay, Saint Kitts andNevis, from 12 to 14 May 2009 on challenges and opportunities in the process of decolonization in today's world.
His country believed that education andhuman resource development were essential elements in the process of decolonization, and it would therefore continue to offer educational and training assistance to several developing countries, including the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Since 2004, he has been a strategic and technical advisor to the Customary Senate,an institution representing the Kanak chiefdoms, created by the Noumea Agreement in 1998 to organize the process of decolonization of Kanaky- New Caledonia.
Paragraph 7 of the conclusions and recommendations of the Caribbean regional seminar held in May 2007 stated that in the process of decolonization, and where there were no disputes over sovereignty, there was no alternative to the principle of self-determination.
The new regime in Portugal almost immediately renewed the Government's commitment to General Assembly resolution 1514(XV) of 14 December 1960 on the granting of independence to colonial countries and peoples,and started the process of decolonization.
The colonizing nations of Europe(with the exception of Portugal), reading the winds of history,immediately began the process of decolonization and, around the end of the 1950s and the beginning of the 1960s, granted independence to the majority of African countries.
Taking into account the measures adopted by both Chambers of the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico recommending the convening of a Status Assembly of the people of Puerto Rico as part of the search for procedures that would make it possible to launch the process of decolonization of Puerto Rico.
Welcomed the statement by the representative of the administering Power,who provided information regarding the support provided by the administering Power to the process of decolonization of New Caledonia over the past 25 years, inter alia, in the areas of realignment between various provinces, investment in social housing and training for the people;
Welcomed the participation of the representatives of St. Helena and Western Sahara as well as the observer of Gibraltar in the seminar and the information they furnished to the seminar, andalso welcomed the participation of a civil society representative who shared his views on the process of decolonization in American Samoa;
Democratic Republic by the Polisario Front on 27 February 1976, filling the legal andadministrative vacuum that Spain unilaterally created when it withdrew from its colony without finishing the process of decolonization with which the United Nations had entrusted it.
The Seminar reaffirms that the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism is an important political framework for continued efforts in support of the process of decolonization and the role of the United Nations in such a process. .
The world community could proudly contend, nearly 40 years later, that the realization of freedom for hundreds of millions of people all around the globe through a persistent and determined process of decolonization was a remarkable achievement of the United Nations.