Examples of using Self-determination process in English and their translations into Spanish
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he urged the United Nations to call on the United States to initiate a self-determination process for Puerto Rico
encouraged the ongoing cooperative efforts on New Caledonia's self-determination process under the Nouméa Accord and the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
The commonwealth status agreement of 1952 had provided for the right of future generations to complete the self-determination process, but efforts to exercise that right had been repeatedly frustrated by the United States Government,
he spoke about Tokelau's self-determination process leading up to the two referendums and their outcomes,
challenges of contemporary decolonization, and to advise us on the best approaches to be taken by the international community in ensuring that the self-determination process proves successful.
In that regard, his delegation reiterated its appreciation of the positive manner in which New Zealand had worked with the Special Committee in setting in motion the self-determination process for Tokelau, and called on the international community to continue assisting the people of Tokelau
absolute political equality must continue as the guiding standard in addressing the self-determination process of the small island territories,process..">
with French Polynesia in order to facilitate rapid progress towards a fair and effective self-determination process, under which the terms and timelines for an act of self-determination will be agreed,
reaffirming the self-determination process as very much a Caribbean issue.
that the Organization should accept the self-determination process proposed by Puertorriqueños Por Puerto Rico.
as that would provide the international community with a deeper understanding of all elements of the self-determination process of New Caledonia,
free association and integration, it had not come to seek to persuade the Territory of any particular approach in the self-determination process, or of any particular path to achieve that goal.
Recognizing that a number of issues relating to the international standing of New Caledonia would be resolved as it advanced the self-determination process with France under the Nouméa Accord,
there will continue to be insufficient resources to finish the task of assisting the self-determination process in these few remaining years of the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
as we seek to assess progress made by the international community in carrying out its sacred mandate of advancing the self-determination process for the peoples of the remaining non self-governing territories.
it is therefore highly important that the process be reinvigorated in the new millennium if the international community is to fulfil its obligations under the Charter of the United Nations to oversee the self-determination process, as has been done for over 80 Territories since the Second World War.
namely a self-determination process involving the participation of persons able to prove sufficiently strong ties to the territory whose future is being decided.
particularly critical in the area of information, since, although a number of excellent publications on the self-determination process may be periodically produced at United Nations Headquarters, there is not yet in place a mechanism for disseminating these materials to the very people whom these publications are designed to inform.
She is currently researching ethnic self-determination processes in the Colombian Caribbean region.
Two years later, the self-determination process had still not been initiated.