Примеры использования Algeria considers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Government of Algeria considers it essential to define and delimit outer space and thus airspace as well.
The HR Committee welcomed the moratorium on the death penalty in effect since 1993,and the fact that Algeria considers itself to be a de facto abolitionist State.
The Government of Algeria considers cultural diversity as an essential component of the dialogue between civilizations and cultures.
As envisaged by the Settlement Plan and by the Houston Agreements, the maintenance of these positions by the Moroccan armed forces is appropriate and quite sufficient both in order to monitor the frontier of Western Sahara"pursuant to the responsibility of the Kingdom for external defense" andin order to avoid any risk of incidents caused by the new configuration proposed, which Algeria considers as a threat to its own national security.
Algeria considers that peace and stability in the Mediterranean region are prerequisites for economic and social development.
In its note verbale, the Permanent Mission of Algeria informed the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights that Algeria considers that all measures and decisions of a legislative and administrative character that have been or will be taken by the Israeli occupying Power to modify the character and legal status of the occupied Syrian Golan are null and void.
Algeria considers that peace and stability in the Mediterranean region are essential prerequisites for economic and social development.
At a time when criminal law is being standardized, Algeria considers it urgent to implement the principle that no claims of political motivation can provide grounds for denying a State's request for extradition.
Algeria considers that these coercive measures are affecting Cuba's economic growth and impeding its social and human development.
With respect to the partnership in social, cultural andhuman affairs, Algeria considers that there can be no free-trade area, presumably involving the unhampered flow of goods and services, unless the important issue of the movement of persons is taken into consideration.
Algeria considers that negotiation is necessary and believes that certain influential Governments might be increasingly interested in moving the process forward.
In this connection, Algeria considers it essential that the objectives of such a conference be discussed in advance, within the framework of preparatory meetings.
Algeria considers that the resolution of the issue of the occupation over the Golan constitutes a necessary condition to reach a just and comprehensive solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
For its part, in its comments, Algeria considers that the draft framework agreement is based on an"illegal premise" and declares that it is"unacceptable.
Algeria considers that, in spite of the present problems, the process of resolving the conflict in Western Sahara has made considerable progress towards the full implementation of the settlement plan.
With respect to social, cultural andhuman affairs, Algeria considers that the human dimension is at the heart of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership, and its inclusion in the Barcelona process reflects the aspiration of the peoples of the region to live together in a climate of peace and community and their deep desire to act to further that ideal by establishing a calm and fruitful dialogue founded on the richness of their cultural diversity and the greatness of their shared heritage.
Algeria considers international cooperation to be a means of facilitating knowledge transfer and of promoting the development of space technologies and their applications for the purposes of sustainable socioeconomic development.
Algeria considers the above-mentioned measures crucial to the successful unfolding of the one-year period between the entry into force of the Personal Envoy's Plan and the setting up of the Western Sahara Authority.
Algeria considers that the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed against Cuba is a violation of the principles of sovereign equality of States and non-intervention in the internal affairs of another State.
Algeria considers that the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone is an effective contribution to the strengthening of regional peace and security and helps to strengthen the non-proliferation regime and to achieve the objectives of nuclear disarmament.
Algeria considers that the Plan submitted by the Personal Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General represents a gamble for peace in the Maghreb- a gamble which should be taken by all concerned with determination and sincerity.
Algeria considers that the economic, commercial and financial embargo of Cuba is a violation of the principles of sovereign equality of States and noninterference in the internal affairs of States, and also violates the right of the Cuban people to development and sovereignty.
Algeria considers that the issue of security and cooperation in the Mediterranean region must be addressed within a comprehensive framework, taking into account the political, security, economic and human interests and concerns of countries on both shores.
Algeria considers that the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed against Cuba is a violation of the principles of the sovereign equality of States and non-intervention in the internal affairs of another State and impairs the Cuban people's right to development.
Algeria considers that it is highly desirable and appropriate that all aspects of the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council should be discussed in an open-ended forum with a view to the preparation by consensus of recommendations, including recommendations on the amendments to be made to the Charter.
For this reason Algeria considers that, while we ensure that science and technology are used for exclusively peaceful purposes, no action should be taken that might arbitrarily hamper the flow of scientific and technical exchange or the transfer of technologies for the high-priority and legitimate objectives of development.
For its part, Algeria considers these to be normal problems that could arise in any such important and complex process, but that can be resolved through dialogue and cooperation between Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO-- cooperation which has existed over the past nine years with respect to a number of other problems that I need not go into here.
In addition, Algeria considers that the political and security partnership should be characterized by the riparian States' common political will to face their common challenges together by respecting the principles of international law, particularly those of non-interference in the internal affairs of another State, non-use of force or threat of force, and respect for sovereignty.
Accordingly, Algeria considers that the management of that period by the United Nations should include guarantees of security and fairness similar to those that will apply to the transitional period envisioned in the Settlement Plan, as consolidated by the Houston Agreements; these guarantees, moreover, have not been objected to by either party to the conflict.
Algeria considers that women's emancipation, although an extremely noble goal which is supports wholeheartedly, must not be utilized to justify a serious infringement of the norms and practice of international law. It hopes that the fact that there are no reservations will not deter States from becoming parties to the protocol, for which Algeria would like to see as broad and universal support as possible in view of the importance of the necessary improvement of the status of women.”.