Examples of using To the convention and its protocols in English and their translations into Russian
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called on the Parties to adhere strictly to the Convention and its Protocols.
accession in relation to the Convention and its Protocols were also included.
shall promote universal adherence to the Convention and its Protocols;
While she welcomed the fact that more States had acceded to the Convention and its Protocols since the 2008 Meeting of the High Contracting Parties,
those that are on the path to accession to the Convention and its Protocols, and those that are engaged in activities related to their own implementation of the Convention
Steps now need be taken to ensure universal adherence to the Convention and its Protocols.
inviting them to consider accession of their respective countries to the Convention and its Protocols.
participants to receive capacity-building assistance in relation to the Convention and its protocols and actively encourages broad participation in the work of the Convention. .
which would contain the list of States that had acceded to the Convention and its Protocols, and annex III,
Requests the Centre for International Crime Prevention, in its capacity as secretariat of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention and its Protocols, to undertake all activities necessary to ensure the efficient preparation of the inaugural session of that Conference, in 2004;
Some speakers welcomed the growing number of States parties to the Convention and its Protocols and called on States that had not yet ratified those instruments to do so as soon as possible.
We take this opportunity to reiterate our call for universal adherence to the Convention and its Protocols, and we support the efforts of the United Nations Office on Drugs
laws pertaining to the Convention and its Protocols, including in the areas of witness protection,
States not yet parties to the Convention and its Protocols with an opportunity to participate in activities related to the Convention
He recognized that many delegations were unpersuaded of the need to add a compliance regime of any kind to the Convention and its Protocols, but continued to urge adoption of his delegation's proposal.
It was observed that the reason some States did not become parties to the Convention and its Protocols was not political
It is reassuring to know that quite a number of States have recently indicated that they intend to become parties to the Convention and its Protocols, having become convinced of the contribution that the Convention can make to the strengthening of international humanitarian law.