Примеры использования Azerbaijan believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Azerbaijan believes that the time has come to call things by their rightful names.
As a country that suffers from prolonged occupation of its territories and the resulting massive population displacement, Azerbaijan believes that the same understanding should apply equally to inter-State relations.
Azerbaijan believes that Nowruz deserves to be recognized as an international day by the General Assembly.
Taking into account the current level of development in the fields of air and outer space, Azerbaijan believes that it is important to delimit airspace for ensuring its national security, but, on the other hand, outer space should remain free for all States.
Azerbaijan believes that reform of the Security Council should not be confined to enlargement of its membership.
Turning to sub-item(p), on cooperation between the United Nations andthe Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC), Azerbaijan believes that the determination of the United Nations and OIC to further strengthen existing cooperation, by developing specific proposals in designated priority areas is crucial.
Azerbaijan believes that development reinforces democratic transformation, the rule of law and respect for human rights.
As a country suffering aggression from a neighbouring, State, foreign military occupation andthe ethnic cleansing of its territories, Azerbaijan believes that the fulfilment in good faith of the obligations assumed by States under the Charter of the United Nations and international law is of the greatest importance for the maintenance of international peace and security.
Azerbaijan believes in the strong support of the international community on putting an end to the occupation of its territories.
In the light of the above rules, the Republic of Azerbaijan believes that Turkey's demand deserves due consideration, in order to fulfil its obligations both for development of its economy, and for the implementation of the Convention.
Azerbaijan believes that there can be no hierarchy among human rights, and that equal focus should be placed on all such rights.
In conclusion, I would like to emphasize the fact that Azerbaijan believes that the current review will give new impetus to reinforcing international cooperation in the areas of economic development and scientific research on the environmental and health consequences of the disaster, and will increase the efficiency of preparations for the commemorative year 2006.
Azerbaijan believes that a full ban and destruction of anti-personnel landmines is an important humanitarian objective of the world community in the twenty-first century.
Azerbaijan believes that the strengthening of Russia's military presence in Armenia may have unforeseeable consequences for the region and beyond.
Azerbaijan believes that international organizations should support the efforts of countries to improve and sustain their economic performance.
Azerbaijan believes that the new head of the United Nations should clearly recognize the trends and challenges faced by the international community at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
Azerbaijan believes that the United Nations has to be stronger and more capable in engaging in a range of global issues in every part of the world, as well as in addressing the aspirations and concerns of each Member State.
Azerbaijan believes that the implementation of resolutions 822(1993) and 853(1993) should create conditions for the pursuit of negotiations as part of the Minsk process in order to reach a peaceful solution to the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. .
Azerbaijan believes that international organizations, as well as the entire international community, should more actively utilize their potential to further promote the peaceful negotiation process and the achievement of a political settlement to the conflict.
Azerbaijan believes that no amount of concocted lies, unfounded letters and statements, misinterpretations of history or abusive diplomatic manoeuvres can alter the basic reality of Armenia's aggression against Azerbaijan. .
Azerbaijan believes that ending the culture of impunity is essential both for identifying individual criminal responsibility for the violations of humanitarian and human rights law and for sustainable peace, the rights and interests of victims and the well-being of society at large.
The delegation of Azerbaijan believes that the General Assembly should not allow a situation in which the destructive stance of one Member State can cause the sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity of a United Nations Member State to be called into question.
Azerbaijan believes that, as the only truly global organization, the United Nations has to be stronger and capable of engaging on a range of pressing global issues in every part of the world, as well as addressing the aspirations and concerns of each Member State.
Azerbaijan believes that the 2005 world summit will renew the sense of urgency to build strong political will and a coherent policy approach aimed at creating a more favourable multilateral trade system during the forthcoming ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organization, to be held in Hong Kong.
Azerbaijan believes that enlargement of parties to the multilateral trade system, as well as granting the provisions of special and differential treatment in the World Trade Organization(WTO) to both developing countries and countries with economies in transition, will contribute to the successful global integration of the latter.
The Government of Azerbaijan believes that, while creating"ethnically pure" States or semi-States for each ethnic group is not a solution to armed conflicts involving minorities,"certain autonomy within a sovereign State may, in certain circumstances, be a highly effective means of achieving meaningful peace.
Having said that, Azerbaijan believes that the process of definition of any status shall take place in normal peaceful conditions with direct, full and equal participation of the entire population of the region, namely, the Armenian and Azerbaijani communities, and in their constructive interaction with the Government of Azerbaijan exclusively in the framework of a lawful and democratic process.
Having said that, Azerbaijan believes that the process of definition of any status shall take place in normal peaceful conditions with direct, full and equal participation of the entire population of the region, namely, the Armenian and Azerbaijani communities, and in their constructive interaction with the Government of Azerbaijan exclusively in the framework of a lawful and democratic process.
Azerbaijan believed that the elaboration of human rights was one of the greatest achievements of the international community, and would always support cooperation with the Council and the human rights machinery.
Azerbaijan believed that it was high time for the international community to take steps to deal with violations of international humanitarian law wherever they occurred.