Examples of using Decolonization process in English and their translations into French
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The major national liberation movements that had emerged almost everywhere in the world following the decolonization process had inspired the international community with the ideals of peace
The decolonization process could not be fully implemented, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 46/181 of 19 December 1991,
the United Kingdom attended the Caribbean regional seminar on Advancing the Decolonization Process in the Caribbean and Bermuda,
Recognizing that in the decolonization process there is no alternative to the principle of self-determination as enunciated by the General Assembly in its resolutions 1514(XV),
However, it must be remembered that the decolonization process was not yet completed
Department of Political Affairs-- To promote the decolonization process in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and relevant resolutions of the General Assembly for the 16 remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories so as to bring about the complete eradication of colonialism.
The representatives of many non-governmental organizations expressed the view that the decolonization process should be expanded to deal with the devastating effects of nuclearization, militarism
It would be deeply regrettable if the international standards with respect to the decolonization process, as set out in the Charter of the United Nations,
In 2005, two important activities would focus attention on the decolonization process, showing how much it had progressed
By turning a blind eye to Morocco's blatant attempts to obstruct the decolonization process at a time when it should be playing a decisive role in ensuring its success, the United Nations was not helping matters, especially for itself.
Stressing the urgency of completing the decolonization process, he called on the administering Powers fully to cooperate with the Special Committee on Decolonization in enabling the peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories to achieve self-determination.
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
we are keen to see the decolonization process in New Caledonia allowed to take its due course,
In order to successfully conclude the decolonization process, it was necessary to perform analytical studies on the prevailing political conditions in the Territories,
the fact that there were still 16 Non-Self-Governing Territories on the United Nations list clearly showed that the decolonization process was not over.
that the principle of self-determination must guide the decolonization process in that Territory.
Thus, the rules on reservations provided for in the 1978 Vienna Convention cover only cases of succession in which a State gains independence as a result of a decolonization process.
activities of the United Nations system in furtherance of the decolonization process.
need for education and local empowerment as prerequisites for a decolonization process that was truly democratic
all members of the Committee for their continued support and for their interest in ensuring that a complete and genuine decolonization process is effectively achieved in New Caledonia.