Examples of using Decolonization process in English and their translations into Spanish
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destabilize some of the Governments of States that had won their independence as a result of the decolonization process.
At this critical time in the decolonization process, the Special Committee needs all the cooperation necessary to fulfil its mandate,
Ecuador wished to see a quick end to the decolonization process and urged the administering Powers to intensify their dialogue with the Special Committee
should therefore do its utmost to complete the decolonization process in Western Sahara
the doctrine of the United Nations, in the decolonization process there was no alternative to the principle of self-determination, which applied to all Non-Self-Governing Territories without exception,
at which participants assessed the decolonization process in today's world.
More than one third of the island remained militarily occupied and the Chamorro people were increasingly concerned that the administering Power had attempted to undermine-- if not eliminate-- the decolonization process over the past 20 years.
in certain cases the principle of territorial integrity applied to the decolonization process, as was the case of Gibraltar.
of the opinion that it was too early in the decolonization process to implement the Mission's second recommendation on developing educational material on the decolonization options.
For a decolonization process to have meaning,
Also posted was an article announcing the approval of arrangements for the Caribbean regional seminar on advancing the decolonization process in the Caribbean and Bermuda,
constitutional developments affecting Gibraltar had affected the decolonization process, he said that, in the view of his delegation,
as a result of the still unfinished decolonization process, an even greater dimension as far as Asia,
The two bodies should feel encouraged because after their perseverance in following the decolonization process in Western Sahara,
The Special Committee must therefore make vigorous efforts to accelerate the decolonization process so as to attain the goal of full decolonization by the twenty-first century.
This region has a special role to play in completing the decolonization process for the remaining territories whose shores are washed by our beloved Caribbean Sea,
We have had good, constructive discussions on a number of important issues on how to move the decolonization process forward for the Non-Self-Governing Territories,
The Special Committee should continue to promote the decolonization process and to monitor developments in the Non-Self-Governing Territories, whose peoples should
When a decolonization process was undertaken, the Member States should
It was necessary to mobilize the international community so that it supported the decolonization process, and peoples under foreign occupation must be helped in their legitimate struggle to exercise their right to self-determination