Examples of using Full internal in English and their translations into Arabic
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As for'free association ', the United Kingdom Government has indicated that it would not be possible to resurrect the system of full internal self-government that applied in the West Indies Associated States, established by the West Indies Act in 1967.
Owing to the importance of furthering the process of the attainment of full internal self-government and absolute political equality for the people of the remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories, Saint Lucia became a member of the Special Committee of 24 in 1997 in order to contribute more directly to the self-determination process of the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
He added that his Government was aware of the path it must plot on the way to full internal self-government and the ultimate goal of full sovereignty.2 The Chief Minister had a further meeting in London in September 2004 with the British Foreign Office Minister responsible for the Overseas Territories.
The Special Committee is aware that the first Decade, covering the period from 1991 to 2000, did not end with the successful conclusion of full internal self-government in the remaining small island Territories, and the second Decade(2001-2010) devoted to this aim is filled with hope that we can succeed.
Later in the year, the territorial Government reiterated its aim to attain full internal self-government by moving the negotiating process forward, inter alia, by focusing on the need to find a more acceptable way for the United Kingdom to discharge its responsibilities in the information age other than the use of orders-in-council.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, from 17 to 19 May 2005,Ibid., para. 25. that his Government was in favour of a reasonable period of full internal self-government before moving to independence;
Recalls the statement made by the Chief Minister of the Territory at the Caribbean regional seminar held in Canouan, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, from 17 to 19 May 2005, that his Government was in favour of a reasonable period of full internal self-government before moving to independence;
Takes note of the statement made by the Chief Minister of the Territory at the Caribbean regional seminar held in Canouan, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, from 17 to 19 May 2005, that his Government was in favour of a reasonable period of full internal self-government before moving to independence;
Further, the goals of the Decade had not been accomplished and the necessary conditions of full internal self-government, with absolute and complete political equality still did not exist in the remaining non-self-governing territories, owing to the prevailing unilateral authority within the current unequal political dependency arrangements, to legislate for the Territories without their consent.
The Chief Minister reiterated that the time had come for the British Virgin Islands to be granted full internal self-government, and to ensure that the people of the Territory could monitor the Government '
(j) Subject to approval by the Economic and Social Council, access by Non-Self-Governing Territories to relevant United Nations programmes in the economic and social sphere, including those emanating from the plans of action of United Nations world conferences, is in furtherance of capacity-building and consistent with necessary preparations for the attainment of full internal self-government;
(j) Subject to approval by the Economic and Social Council, access by Non-Self-Governing Territories to relevant United Nations programmes in the economic and social sphere, including those emanating from the plans of action of United Nations world conferences, is in furtherance of capacity-building and consistent with necessary preparations for the attainment of full internal self-government;
Access by Non-Self-Governing Territories to relevant United Nations programmes in the economic and social sphere, including those emanating from the plans of action of United Nations world conferences, is in furtherance of capacity-building and consistent with necessary preparations for the assumption of full internal self-government;
s status had been that of a State associated with the United Kingdom, with full internal self-government, a referendum had been held in which the inhabitants of the island had voted for independence from Saint Kitts and had announced their
Meanwhile, speaking at the United Nations Caribbean regional seminar on decolonization, held in Saint Kitts and Nevis in May 2009, the representative of the Territory underlined Anguilla ' s desire to achieve the status of full internal self-government de facto as well as de jure, not to be overridden by the administering Power ' s orders-in-council or exercise of reserved powers.
Welcomes the work of the Constitutional and Electoral Reform Commission and its report of 2006, the holding of a public forum in April 2008 to address constitutional reform issues and the subsequent agreement to seek full internal self-government, short of political independence and the setting up of a drafting group, with the aim of making recommendations to the administering Power on proposed changes to the Constitution of the Territory, using the concept of internal self-government;
Welcomes the work of the Constitutional and Electoral Reform Commission and its report of 2006, the holding of a public forum in April 2008 to address constitutional reform issues and the subsequent agreement to seek full internal self-government, short of political independence, and the setting up of a drafting group, with the aim of making recommendations to the administering Power on proposed changes to the Constitution of the Territory, using the concept of internal self-government;
remain the applicable guidelines for self-determination of the small island Non-Self-Governing Territories, and no Territory should be considered for removal from the United Nations list without first having met the parameters of full internal self-government through a legitimate act of self-determination pursuant to the relevant resolutions and decisions of the General Assembly.
At that time, Singapore had already been granted full internal self-government.