Примеры использования Approach to disarmament на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The approach to disarmament should not be fragmented.
And I also feel that a step-by-step approach to disarmament is necessary.
This approach to disarmament is based on four fundamental ideas.
Making transparent, verifiable and irreversible reductions in offensive weapons is the most direct approach to disarmament.
In other words, the approach to disarmament must be based on the principles of transparency, irreversibility and verification.
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Underlining the importance of a comprehensive and integrated approach to disarmament through the development of practical measures.
In order to move towards a safer world, France has adopted a practical and global approach to disarmament.
Our approach to disarmament is founded on our belief in multilateralism, which most particularly serves the interest of small States.
It is therefore imperative that unilateralism orexclusive approaches yield to an agreed multilateral approach to disarmament.
Any regional approach to disarmament and arms limitation has to take into account the specific conditions and characteristics of the region.
I wish therefore to call upon the Security Council to consider reviewing the mandates of peacekeeping missions as part of a major global approach to disarmament.
On the contrary, it is only such a comprehensive and global approach to disarmament and non-proliferation that can elicit the support of the international community.
This resolution is fully consistent with the road map laid out in the NPT Review Conference action plan and with the step-by-step approach to disarmament promoted in the road map.
Denmark was among a group of countries that advocated the so-called third-track approach to disarmament and proliferation, focusing on the possible devastating humanitarian effects of the use of nuclear weapons.
India's approach to disarmament and international security is guided by a strong commitment to international humanitarian law, of which the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons(CCW) is one of the principal instruments.
The mission was pleased to note that MINUSTAH was supporting the Transitional Government in its efforts to launch an approach to disarmament building on socio-economic development.
While his delegation supported the step-by-step approach to disarmament, it shared the view that the international community had legitimate concerns and should be kept informed and exchange views on the issue.
The task of the 2000 Review Conference is to reaffirm these principles, search for ways to break the current stalemate and identify benchmarks andobjectives for a more substantive approach to disarmament during the next five-year period.
In keeping with the spirit of my programme to reform the United Nations, this new approach to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration would at times require a change in the way the Organization works.
In this regard, we regret the lack of progress andthe failure to achieve consensus on the question of expanding the Conference on Disarmament to reflect a universal and collective approach to disarmament through broader representation.
They should also continue to pursue the development of a harmonized, subregional approach to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, while taking into account national social, economic and political contexts.
Ireland's approach to disarmament is rooted in a firm conviction that multilateral cooperation is in the interest of all and most particularly serves the interests of smaller States who, lacking military power, must rely on building and supporting a strong rules-based system.
It is imperative to highlight here that efforts geared towards overcoming the stalemate in the Conference on Disarmament through a selective,piecemeal approach to disarmament that does not take into consideration the concerns of all member States cannot be considered as a basis for moving forward.
The Council considers that a coherent and integrated approach to disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and rehabilitation of ex-combatants, which takes into account the special needs of child soldiers and women combatants, is of crucial importance for a sustained peace and stability.
His delegation appreciated the results of the discussions on regional disarmament in the United Nations Disarmament Commission in 1993, andendorsed the Commission's conclusion that any regional approach to disarmament must take due account of the specific conditions and characteristics of the region concerned.
Ireland's approach to disarmament and non-proliferation is rooted in a firm conviction that multilateral cooperation is in the interest of all and most particularly serves the interests of smaller states who must rely on building and supporting a strong rules-based system.
In particular, he has served as Chairman of Working Groups of the Disarmament Commission on the agenda items entitled“Regional approach to disarmament within the context of global security”, at the 1993 session, and“International arms transfers, with particular reference to General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991”, at the 1995 session.
Indeed, it could undermine the step-by-step approach to disarmament adopted by parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) at the 2010 NPT Review Conference, which has resulted in actual progress towards disarmament, including the elimination of tens of thousands of nuclear weapons since the end of the Cold War.
International realities today confirm the relevance of a comprehensive, integrated approach to disarmament, show the validity of the philosophy that has always guided us in this field and highlight the need for general and complete disarmament, with high priority for the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
The Security Council stresses the importance of a comprehensive international and regional approach to disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of former combatants that is not limited to the political and security aspects, but also addresses its social and economic aspects, including special needs of child soldiers and women.