Examples of using Accessions in English and their translations into Chinese
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Those accessions testify to the continued relevance of the Treaty in contributing to regional peace, security and stability.
The Agenda calls for more accessions to the 1951 Convention and 1967 Protocol.
Accessions by members of the international community will be communicated to the Government of Peru, which will inform the other Community Governments accordingly.
In this regard, we want to congratulate Turkey, Greece, Serbia and Montenegro, Sudan and Burundi for their recent ratifications and accessions.
Accessions to and ratifications of the two Optional Protocols were continuing at a satisfactory pace.
He encouraged delegations to adopt a conclusion in 2006 and pointed to the need to encourage additional accessions to the 1954 and 1961 Statelessness Conventions.
There have also been 14 signatures, 13 ratifications and 7 accessions to the Optional Protocol.
Allowing States to voice reservations as called for by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations would make possible more accessions to the Statute.
It should be left to the general rules of the law of treaties to guarantee the greatest possible number of accessions to the Statute.
There were no new accessions or withdrawals of reservations to these instruments during the reporting period.
Of particular note were five new accessions to the Madrid System, from Afghanistan, Brazil, Canada, Malawi and Samoa.
This permanent picture should be updated regularly to take account of new signatures and accessions once work on it has been completed.
Efforts to promote accessions will be stepped up in the context of the 50th anniversary of the 1961 Convention.
We are pleased that there have been three additional ratifications and accessions to the Rome Statute in the past year.
The Vienna Group welcomes new accessions to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, noting that Security Council resolution 1373(2001) calls on all States to accede to the Convention.
It was acknowledged, however, that the increasing number of ratifications of, and accessions to, those treaties was in itself not enough, and that the wider implementation of the treaties was urgently needed.
As of 15 January 1998, there were a total of 1,016 ratifications or accessions to these treaties, an increase of nearly 28 per cent since the beginning of the World Conference(14 June 1993).
The Vienna Group welcomes new accessions to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, noting that the Security Council in resolution 1373(2001) called on all States to accede to the Convention.
Further details on the signatures and ratifications or accessions to the Convention may be found on the web site of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs: http://untreaty. un. org.
Two accessions to the United Nations Conventions relating to statelessness were recorded during the reporting period: Austria became the 63rd State party to the 1954 Convention, while Finland became the 35th State party to the 1961 Convention.