Примеры использования Any solution must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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India must understand that any solution must be based on the freely expressed wishes of the population.
She trusted that recent improvements in relations between Morocco andAlgeria would continue, as any solution must begin with a frank dialogue between the two countries.
We believe that any solution must be the result of negotiations if both sides are to accept it.
We stress that the Bhutanese refuges must be given the right to return to their home country in conditions of dignity and respect and that any solution must be acceptable to them.
Any solution must be universally implemented, because otherwise today's situation will simply be perpetuated.
In its very first report,the Committee had affirmed that the question of Palestine was at the core of the Middle East problem and that any solution must take fully into account the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.
Any solution must provide for the viability of the Bosnian Moslem- majority Republic, with access to the sea.
Ms. Abdelhady-Nasser(Observer for Palestine) said that it was clear that the financial difficulties faced by the Agency were in fact structural in nature and that any solution must make that the primary consideration.
However, any solution must make it possible for the defenseless victim of aggression to exercise the indispensable right of self-defence- a right that no one else can give it.
We are firmly convinced that because the Korean peninsula remains a focal point of international tension, any solution must take place through goodwill and sincere dialogue between the parties in order to maintain peace and stability.
Any solution must involve a full withdrawal by the Israeli occupying forces from the occupied territories, including the Syrian Golan and the enclave still occupied in Lebanon.
Côte d'Ivoire was committed to a peaceful and negotiated settlement of the question of the Falkland Islands and believed that, pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 2, andArticle 73 b of the Charter, any solution must take the aspirations of the inhabitants into account.
It is generally acknowledged that any solution must be based on a two-State model and on reaching agreement on the status of Palestinian refugees and on Jerusalem.
The Director General noted the importance of examining multilateral options with respect to both the front end and the back end of the civilian fuel cycle,noting that any solution must be inclusive and without reference to the status of particular countries under the NPT.
Any solution must respect Iraqi sovereignty, on the one hand, and be in line with international humanitarian, human rights and refugee laws, on the other.
Reconciling the different demands on such an instrument would be difficult, and any solution must reassure countries that they could draw on IMF resources quickly, should a capital crisis occur, without signalling a potential crisis to the markets.
Any solution must take into account the core issue of full implementation of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), as it must also reflect the land-for-peace principle.
Mr. Siles Alvarado(Bolivia), recalling that the Members and Associate Members of MERCOSUR supported the Argentine Republic's sovereignty claim over the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime areas,reiterated his delegation's conviction that any solution must be arrived at through a constructive dialogue based on mutual trust.
The third element of any solution must be a reform of the scale of assessments in order to produce a scale whose calculation is simpler, fairer and more transparent and which better reflects the principle of“capacity to pay”.
As for the Greek Cypriot requirement for"functionality and workability" and that any solution must be based on international legality including universal human rights and freedoms, the following remarks suffice to demonstrate that the Annan plan was fully in line with the norms and principles of both the European Union and the United Nations.
However, any solution must not only preserve the effectiveness and guarantee the full implementation of the sanctions imposed by the Security Council, but also take into account their indirect consequences, namely the economic burden and financial loss entailed for third States.
Any lasting solution must in addition aim at the reintegration of victims of such displacements.
The Special Rapporteur believes that any durable political solution must address the root causes of the conflict.
According to that plan, any definitive solution must necessarily include the creation of two States, Israel and Palestine, coexisting within secure and recognized borders.
Equally important is the understanding that any effective solution must address the constraints and challenges faced by the transit developing countries neighbouring landlocked developing countries.
Any such solution must include permanent cessation of Iran's enrichment and reprocessing efforts and the dismantlement of equipment and facilities related to such activities.
Any durable political solution must address the root causes of the conflict and the particular concerns of ethnic minority groups.
Any viable long-term solution must take into consideration the legitimate national interests of all countries in the Great Lakes region.
But let me be clear: any intermediate solution must be constructed in a fashion so as to pave the way for an expansion in both categories.
Any solution we envisage must contain a mandatory review within a clear time frame and a clearly defined mandate.