Примеры использования Armenia considers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Armenia considers self-determination to be an inalienable human right.
The Prime Minister stressed that eager to further the integration processes, Armenia considers them as complementing each other.
Armenia considers the draft as a step irrelevant to the ongoing peace negotiations.
The author's fear that he would suffer harsh treatment in the future is based on unsubstantiated suspicions, which the State party,given its knowledge of Armenia, considers implausible.
Armenia considers self-determination in its multitude of manifestations to be an inalienable human right.
Moreover, Internal Security Department, operating within the structure of the Police of the Republic of Armenia , considers the cases of violations of the code of conduct by police officers, manifestation of ill-treatment by the police of citizens based on complaints received from citizens, as well as carries out official investigation based thereon.
Armenia considers self-determination in its multitude of manifestations to be an inalienable human right.
It is also noted that Armenia considers a possibility to include in the TRACECA agenda the project of building Armenia-Iran railroad as a priority.
Armenia considers self-determination in its multitude of manifestations to be an inalienable human right.
It is in this respect that Armenia considers the ongoing negotiation process within the OSCE Minsk Group for the resolution of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict to be a vital area of cooperation with the OSCE.
Armenia considers the IAEA as a key partner in developing its programme of peaceful nuclear energy.
In particular he said that Armenia considers the participation of Chinese companies in the construction of the corridor which might be a link between Armenia and Iran and can provide the access to Central Asia and China.
Armenia considers this an attack not only against the US but against all peace-loving, democratic peoples everywhere.
Like the great majority of the international community,the Republic of Armenia considers that the use of mercenaries in armed conflicts is contrary to the fundamental principles of international law, namely the principle of equality of States and the principles of territorial integrity and political independence, and seriously jeopardizes the realization of the principle of self-determination.
Armenia considers arms control and disarmament to be integral parts of both the global and the regional security architectures.
Armenia considers itself an affected Party under the Convention and in its submission alleged that Azerbaijan was in non-compliance with several provisions of the Convention.
Armenia considers that only the unconditional and indefinite extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will ensure that the Treaty serves its purpose.
Armenia considers the above decision of the Government of Hungary as an unfriendly act, undermining the good cooperative relations between Armenia and Hungary.
Armenia considers the IAEA a key partner in developing its programme of peaceful nuclear energy and pays serious attention to the field of technical cooperation.
Armenia considers that the creation of national parks must be undertaken in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity, as well other relevant conventions that refer to the conservation of natural assets.
Armenia considers the OSCE confidence- and security-building measures as part of its own security structure and an important means of reducing actual and perceived threats to its own and broader regional security.
In this connection, Armenia considers the conflict settlement process only as a means of achieving the annexation of Azerbaijani territories that it has captured through military force and in which it has carried out ethnic cleansing.
The Government of Armenia considers this document as yet another attempt of Azerbaijan to divert the attention of the international community from its unconstructive stance in the negotiations within the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group to achieve a peaceful resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.
These, Armenia considers acts of war, contrary to the letter and spirit of the cease-fire agreement, and to all the unilateral goodwill actions taken by Armenia to create a favourable atmosphere for negotiations to achieve a peaceful settlement to the Nagorny Karabakh conflict.
It is indisputable that what the Republic of Armenia considers"the exercise of the right to self-determination" by the Armenian ethnic minority group in Azerbaijan has been unequivocally qualified by the United Nations Security Council and the General Assembly, as well as by other authoritative international organizations, as the illegal use of force against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan and other egregious violations of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
Armenia considered the above decision by the Government of Hungary an unfriendly act, undermining the good cooperative relations between Armenia and Hungary.
Armenia considered that in the twenty-first century, the political will of the people should prevail in resolving conflicts.
Therefore, in line with article 3, paragraph 4, of the Convention, Armenia considered that in the absence of a response within the time specified in the notification, the provisions in article 3, paragraphs 3 to 8, and in articles 4 to 7 would not apply.
Armenia considered that it had no obligations regarding Azerbaijan but, out of good will, it would be willing to discuss the matter of the submission with the Committee and the secretariat.
Does Armenia consider the creation of armed formations of militants, the illegal transfer of arms to Nagorny Karabakh, the implementation of acts of sabotage against the Azerbaijani State and, finally, the murder of two Azerbaijani civilians on 24 February 1988 to be"peaceful means of attaining their goals"?