Examples of using Demarcation process in English and their translations into French
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UNMIS conducted a 2-day workshop in support of the border demarcation process; a base map for the border demarcation was prepared and handed over to the Committee,
in the peace process, and called upon both parties to explore ways of moving the demarcation process forward.
the National Assembly has adopted two laws that set out the constitutional principles concerning the original land rights of indigenous peoples and communities and the demarcation process relating to their habitat and lands.
facilitate the conclusion of the demarcation process as currently scheduled.
proposing to dispatch my Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs to both capitals to discuss ways to begin the demarcation process, in accordance with the Algiers Agreements.
The demarcation process cannot go forward in the face of the open threat and use of force by Eritrea,
The two States shall confirm the completion of the demarcation process through a written formal agreement,
the Boundary Commission emphasized to the parties that the demarcation process which the Commission had been obliged to suspend in late 2003 had to be resumed
These unequivocal legal provisions notwithstanding, the demarcation process, which could have been completed in a matter of months,
In order that it should be clearly appreciated what remains to be done in the demarcation process, the Commission lists below the steps that must now be taken.
The Commission recognised that a similar sense of urgency attached to the demarcation process; Article 4(13) of the Algiers Agreement called upon the Commission to arrange for"expeditious demarcation. .
the Commission decided that it could be constructive to hold a meeting with the Parties to ascertain how, having regard to the various qualifications indicated by each Party, the demarcation process might continue.
Nigeria to continue their engagement with the populations affected by the demarcation process with a view to further enhancing relations.
the Government had issued Decree No. 1775/96 to provide the demarcation process with more transparency and legal guarantees,
successfully conclude the demarcation process.
successfully conclude the demarcation process.
The European Union had already on 17 December 2004 expressed its hope that the Commission will now be in a position to commence the demarcation process in close cooperation with the two countries.
invited the Secretary-General to submit recommendations to the Council on UNMEE's role in the border demarcation process, including with regard to the provision of demining support.
the intention was clearly not to undermine the EEBC delimitation decision but to revitalize the demarcation process.
These difficulties have persisted, notwithstanding that the Commission has held meetings with the Parties on several occasions with a view to securing their agreement to the renewal of the field work in the demarcation process.