Examples of using In the decolonization process in English and their translations into Chinese
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With regard to the critical role played by administering Powers in the decolonization process, the association considered that New Zealand had made a very positive contribution in the case of Tokelau.
Much still needed to be done in that respect, but his delegation believed that the participants in the decolonization process were on the right track, which was extremely important.
It would also maintain the Special Committee abreast of the economic, political, social and educational conditions of the Territories and enable it to make meaningful progress in the decolonization process.
His delegation reiterated the importance of the political, economic, social and educational advancement of NonSelf-Governing Territories in the decolonization process as a prerequisite to any decision to change their status.
Such approaches, prompted by the current Moroccan position as contained in the above-mentioned letter, cannot obtain the acceptance of the Frente POLISARIO as a fundamental party in the decolonization process of Western Sahara.
Their dependent status had increasingly been legitimized either through creative interpretations of what constituted self-government or by simply ignoring the role of the United Nations in the decolonization process altogether.
His delegation also stressed the importance of information programmes in the decolonization process, and called for the strengthening of working relations between the Special Committee and the Department of Public Information.
Mr. Okio(Congo) expressed regret that much remained to be done in order to put an end to colonialism and recalled that all States had a duty to assist in the decolonization process.
During 2008-2009, the Special Committee of 24 on decolonization and the General Assembly aimed at making progress in the decolonization process of the 16 remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories.
His Government therefore agreed with the Chairman that where a sovereignty dispute did not exist, the views of the population should be a determining factor in the decolonization process.
Thus, France continued to be the most important participant in the decolonization process.
(c) Devising fresh and creative approaches for promoting priorities in the decolonization process on a case-by-case basis.
Accomplishments would also include progress made in the decolonization process in accordance with United Nations resolutions.
Mr. Ovia(Papua New Guinea) said that it was important to assess the way forward in the decolonization process.