Examples of using To the instruments in English and their translations into Chinese
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Adherence to the instruments which set these out, and accountability for their full and non-discriminatory implementation, clearly demand much more rigorous international promotion.
Becoming a party to the instruments to which it is not yet a party; and.
In particular, it was noted that, since the Cairo Ministerial Conference, the number of ratifications or adherences to the instruments in question had markedly increased.
(a) What are the considerations which may have prevented its ratification or its accession to the instruments indicated above?
These agreements may include, in addition to the instruments of incorporation of the project company, for example, various shareholders' agreements, agreements regarding the provision of additional financing or arrangements regarding voting rights.
In addition to the instruments mentioned above, there are a number of relevant international and regional mechanisms for international cooperation in the prevention of trafficking in cultural property.
All peoples without distinction seek peace and the elimination of all types of weapons, but most particularly they seek to see disarmament giving priority to the instruments of mass destruction.
At the outset, the Chair-Rapporteur made reference to the instruments on which the article was based, namely, the Charter of the United Nations, the two International Covenants and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Slovakia informed the Secretariat that through the adoption of Act No. 550/2003 Coll.(January 2004), the Code of Criminal Procedure now foresaw the possibility of recourse to the instruments of conditional discontinuation of prosecution and conciliation.
Calls upon States that have not yet done so to consider becoming parties to the instruments relevant to the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives;
Fourteen additional States became participants to the instruments relevant to the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives(see section IV) since the previous report(A/67/126) on the topic.
This process echoed the United States Senate decision at the beginning of the 1870s, to discontinue treaty-making with indigenous nations and to refuse treaty status to the instruments still awaiting ratification.
Five additional States became participants to the instruments relevant to the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives(see section IV), since the previous report(A/65/112) on the topic.
Sweden expressed hope that the optional protocols to the instruments ratified by Swaziland would also be ratified, and expressed concern at the enactment of the Suppression of Terrorism Act.
Activities during the second year: establishment of a working group to examine the comments submitted by States and to prepare recommendations on the measures to be adopted in order to achieve the fullest adherence to the instruments.
He welcomed the new Parties to the Convention and its Protocols and called on all States that had not yet done so to ratify or accede to the instruments.
At the 240th meeting, on 2 February, the Chairman announced the current status of ratification of the Convention and the Protocols thereto and urged States that had not done so to ratify or accede to the instruments.
In the same decisions, the Conference of the Parties requested the Secretariat to collect information on the implementation of the Convention and the Protocols from States parties and signatories to the instruments.