Betekenis van:
haitian

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Haiti is called "Ayiti" in Haitian Creole.
2. The letter annexed to this Decision shall be sent to the Haitian authorities.
3. The Union reiterates its readiness to continue enhanced political dialogue with the Haitian Interim Government under Article 8 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement.
4. It is important for this process to progress rapidly so that the related actions bringing benefits to the Haitian people are also speedily implemented.
5. We strongly believe in the entitlement of the Haitian people to a better life, in a secure and stable Haiti where democratic principles, human rights, the rule of law and good governance are fully respected.
6. Nevertheless, on several occasions the international community has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Interim Government and the Haitian people in their efforts on behalf of democracy and economic and social development.
7. The European Union urges the Haitian government to remain committed to the preparations and conduct of free and fair elections underling the importance of avoiding further delays to the electoral timetable.
8. the signature of the NIP is foreseen following national elections respecting the OAS Resolution 822 and accepted as free and fair by the competent Haitian institutions and by the International Community.
9. The European Union also urges the Haitian government to continue to pursue an inclusive political dialogue with all political and societal forces renouncing violence with a view to achieving lasting stability and national reconciliation in Haiti.
10. This was confirmed by the April 2005 report of the UN Security Council mission. Nevertheless, on several occasions the international community has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Interim Government and the Haitian people in their efforts on behalf of democracy and economic and social development.
11. The European Union strongly urges the Interim Government to translate these commitments rapidly into concrete actions to ensure that the democratisation process becomes an integral part of the Haitian political, economic and social life, thereby ensuring compliance with Article 9 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement.
12. By letter of 25 May 2004, the Interim Prime Minister of Haiti confirmed the specific commitments of the Haitian Interim Government to comply with the essential elements of Article 9 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement, particularly as regards the human rights situation, democratic principles and the rule of law in view of the return of the country to full constitutional and democratic rule,
13. In this respect, the European Union will support the electoral process under way. In this context it expects the Interim Government to take effective action to ensure the respect for human rights and progress in the rule of law — including through steps to end impunity for human rights violations and pursuing further reforms of the Haitian National Police and in the judicial sector.
14. In this context it expects the Interim Government to take effective action to ensure the respect for human rights and progress in the rule of law — including through steps to end impunity for human rights violations and pursuing further reforms of the Haitian National Police and in the judicial sector.
15. the signature of the NIP is foreseen following national elections respecting the OAS Resolution 822 and accepted as free and fair by the competent Haitian institutions and by the International Community. It is noted that national elections are expected by mid-2005 at the latest;