Примеры использования Calls on iran на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The resolution also calls on Iran to take corrective measures and cooperate fully with IAEA.
Switzerland fully supports Security Council resolution 1696(2006),which is legally binding, and calls on Iran to comply with it as soon as possible.
Canada also calls on Iran to engage seriously and without preconditions in talks aimed at restoring international confidence.
Switzerland fully supports Security Council resolutions 1696(2006), 1737(2006), 1747(2007), 1803(2008) and 1835(2008) and calls on Iran to comply with them as soon as possible.
New Zealand calls on Iran to take the steps required to build confidence in its nuclear programme and to address the outstanding issues identified by IAEA.
It also reaffirms its absolute backing for all the peaceful measures being taken to recover its sovereignty over its three islands and calls on Iran to refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice.
Until such a protocol is finalized,Switzerland calls on Iran to demonstrate its good will by cooperating more promptly and ensuring complete transparency.
Calls on Iran to confirm, as requested by the Agency, that Iran has not taken a decision to construct, or authorize construction of, any other nuclear facility which has as yet not been declared to the Agency;
The EU recalls previous resolutions on this issue and the declaration of 19 June 2003, andit fully supports resolution GOV/2004/79 of the IAEA Board of Governors and calls on Iran to immediately comply with all requirements in the resolution.
Inter alia, my delegation calls on Iran to respect all the resolutions adopted on 18 September by the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA.
Mindful of the potentially catastrophic consequences of a deepening of the crisis related to the Iranian nuclear development programme, Bosnia and Herzegovina calls on Iran to be prepared to cooperate fully with the International Atomic Energy Agency and to engage in a dialogue with key partners.
Canada calls on Iran and Syria to restore full cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) so that unresolved questions about the peaceful nature of their respective nuclear programmes can be answered.
The Group recognizes that the Agency's information regarding these linkages is derived from multiple sources andis consistent with findings in the Agency's own investigations and therefore calls on Iran to take note of the scope, nature and gravity of the information presented and to respond in a meaningful way.
The European Union calls on Iran to strictly respect the provisions of the Paris Agreement of 15 November 2004 and the relevant resolutions of the IAEA Board of Governors, in particular with regard to the suspension of all enrichment related and reprocessing activities, as foreseen by the Paris Agreement.
The Iranian nuclear programme remains a matter of grave concern for the European Union,which fully supports the resolution by the IAEA Board of Governors on the matter and calls on Iran to immediately comply with all requirements of the resolution and fully cooperate with the IAEA to enable the Board to draw definitive conclusions at its next meeting in November.
The European Union calls on Iran to comply with all its international commitments fully and in good faith, and to provide the international community with objective guarantees that its nuclear programme is for exclusively peaceful purposes, by ceasing to develop and operate fissile material production capabilities.
Condemns the Iranian military manoeuvres which extended to the three occupied islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates, the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa,as well as to their territorial waters, and calls on Iran to put an end to its acts of provocation, which do not contribute to confidence-building and threaten the peace and stability of the region, as well as regional and international shipping in the Gulf;
In this respect,Japan calls on Iran to cooperate fully with the IAEA, conclude the Additional Protocol as a mater of priority, and ensure high transparency commensurate with the level of its nuclear activities, while appreciating as a positive step its recent revision of the Subsidiary Arrangement to the Safeguards Agreement with the IAEA.
The European Union also welcomes the adoption of Security Council resolution 1696(2006) and calls on Iran to respond positively and swiftly to the demands of the international community in implementing this resolution, in particular by suspending its enrichment activities in accordance with that resolution.
The Vienna Group endorses the elements outlined in all relevant IAEA resolutions and calls on Iran to fully implement its Non-Proliferation Treaty safeguards agreement, including its modified code 3.1 obligations as they were agreed between Iran and the Agency, and to bring into force and fully implement its additional protocol and all other transparency and access measures requested by the IAEA Director General in order to resolve urgently outstanding substantive issues.
New Zealand called on Iran to meet its international obligations.
We call on Iran to refrain from any actions that threaten the security of the region.
Portugal therefore called on Iran to engage in serious negotiations concerning its nuclear programme and to comply with all Security Council and IAEA obligations.
Norway supported the ongoing negotiations between Iran andthe European Union and called on Iran to implement all relevant resolutions adopted by the IAEA Board of Governors.
While addressing the issues of the Middle East, we call on Iran to extend good-neighbourliness to its Arab brethren.
We call on Iran to open the way to negotiations by complying with Security Council resolutions 1737(2006), 1747(2007), 1803(2008) and 1835 2008.
We call on Iran to put in place full transparency and cooperation with the IAEA, to respect all its commitments and to continue negotiations on long-term arrangements.
We call on Iran to put in place full transparency and cooperation with the IAEA, to respect all of its commitments and to continue negotiations on long-term arrangements.
We therefore call on Iran to allow the IAEA immediate and unfettered access to all sites, including that facility.
We call on Iran to deploy the necessary confidence-building measures to provide for greater transparency on its nuclear activities.