英語 での The mayors の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Mayors Migration Council(MMC) is a new initiative to help cities have their voices and interests reflected in international deliberations and policies concerning refugees and migrants,” the organization states on its website.
The Mayors for Peace hereby demand that national governments increase dialogue, work conscientiously to build trust, maintain and strengthen the NPT regime, and take the following steps.
His newest string quartet composition, These Hills of Glory, was commissioned with support from 4Culture and the Mayors Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs.
At the same time, they gave the mayors and secretaries of local villages a“mission” to betray situations to the authorities and prohibited demonstrations and petitions.
During the meetings with the governor and the mayors of Samara and Togliatti the foundations were laid for a further expansion of the collaboration in the economic and cultural field.
In June of this year, there were two such exchange projects between sister cities of Japan and Belgium, in which the Mayors of both cities participated.
Like all other local councils in Romania, the Bucharest sectoral councils, the city's General Council and the mayors are elected every four years by the population.
In the next valley will be located other cities, the mayors or heads of which, you will want to keep or maintain diplomatic relations, you will be able to conclude an agreement on cooperation and alliance, friendship against the other, so to speak, the common enemies.
The mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki attend the opening ceremony for a permanent exhibition about the atomic bombings and disarmament in the United Nations Office at Geneva, Switzerland and each mayor gives a speech at a commemorative lecture to arouse international public opinions toward the abolition of nuclear weapons.
However, most states still chose their delegates to the Democratic Convention via state conventions, which meant that the party bosses- especially the mayors and governors of large Northern and Midwestern states and cities- were able to choose the Democratic nominee.
Sheik highlighted in particular how the"Rabbi of Fezzan" movement enjoys"the support of all the tribes and does not leave for any of them, succeeding in reaching all the mayors and parliamentarians elected in the region, in addition to the political and social forces and all the villages.
In this sense it is important the convergence on the spirit, manifested by Abi with the letter to the Mayors of the 28 May, to favor the launch and development of a wide and articulated comparison to renew the collective agreement.
Special responsibility lies with the nine remaining countries which must sign and ratify the Treaty for it to come into force."Effort must also go toward bringing the Protocols to the Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zones treaties into force, responsibility for which lies with the nuclear-weapon states, the Mayors say.
After having received a briefing by the organizers, the Ambassador, together with the Mayors of some of Ghent's sister cities such as Tallinn in Estonia and Ljubljana in Slovenia, was given a tour by Mayor Termont and enjoyed the light art exhibited on 35 spots throughout the city over a distance of 6.6 kilometres.
That the invitation to discuss is fake demonstrates the broadside of Stefano CandianiUndersecretary League in the Interior, who is intimate in Decaro to represent all the mayors,"not only those of a certain left and the Democratic Party hostile for party taken to change government", or to resign.
India has conducted nuclear bomb tests before, and it is not part of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty. Many, therefore, are calling for a more cautious attitude to the India-Japan agreement, including, among others, the mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki who jointly petitioned to suspend the negotiations for the agreement, in that the proposed agreement"generates suspicions that the imported nuclear technologies will be used in the development of nuclear weapons.