Examples of using To the decolonization process in English and their translations into French
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leaders attending the eighth Melanesian Spearhead Group summit in Honiara reaffirmed their unwavering support for and commitment to the decolonization process in New Caledonia and, further, called on the signatories of the Matignon Agreements to honour their respective commitments
Thanks to the decolonization process, the elimination of apartheid,
It was denounced by large sectors of our population as a sterile exercise that did not take into consideration international legality relating to the decolonization process, that blocked the participation of the more than 2.5 million compatriots living in the United States
held in Belize in May 1994, of a very strong provision on decolonization that encourages the United Nations Special Committee of 24 to continue its mandate with respect to the decolonization process.
thanks in large part to the decolonization process; and that Timor-Leste became the one hundred ninety-first Member State as a result of the United Nations decolonization work.
Reaffirming their total commitment to the decolonization process, in accordance with the purposes
His Government reiterated its call to the administering Power to renew its commitment to the decolonization process.
All of the foregoing pointed to the need to remain vigilant with respect to the decolonization process provided for in the Nouméa Accord.
it by no means applied to the decolonization process of the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
At the same time, it believed that the principle of self-determination was not the only principle that could be applied to the decolonization process of the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
At the same time it believed that the principle of self-determination was not the only principle which could be applied to the decolonization process of the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
he said that Indonesia would always remain committed to the decolonization process.
thereby contributing significantly to the decolonization process as a whole.
in certain cases the principle of territorial integrity applied to the decolonization process, as was the case of Gibraltar.
mobilizing support for the work of the United Nations with respect to the decolonization process.
referring to the decolonization process as it related to the small island Non-Self-Governing Territories,
confidence in which we can move forward to deal with the outstanding issues relating specifically to a methodology and approaches to the decolonization process that would genuinely promote the rights of peoples to determine their external political status.
It gave real impetus to the decolonization process in Guam and facilitated the work of the Guam Commission on Decolonization, which had been