Примеры использования Common formula на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Therefore we favour an instrument based on the"common formula" approach.
Such a common formula could be confirmed by a mandatory resolution of the United Nations Security Council.
Although it comes in many different forms, the most common formula used for athletic purposes is creatine monohydrate.
Therefore, at this critical stage of negotiations, it is gravely important for delegations to search for theleast unacceptable solutions and to negotiate to find a common formula.
Russia, together with other nuclear Powers, is actively seeking a common formula of"negative" guarantees which could remove the concerns of non-nuclear States.
We are impressed by the fact that this draft resolution appeals to all States to work actively towards an early agreement between nuclear-weapon States on a common formula for such guarantees.
In this regard, the nuclear-weapon States andnon-nuclear-weapon States need to reach a common formula that could be included in an international and legally binding instrument.
This legitimate right of States could be completely and effectively guaranteed in a multilaterally negotiated,legally binding international instrument based on a common formula.
During the cold war, the Conference on Disarmament could not evolve a common formula for the offer of unconditional and credible assurances to the non-nuclear-weapon States.
However, not all nuclear-weapon States accept the idea of implementing those guarantees in a multilaterally negotiated,legally binding, international instrument based on a common formula.
The common formula enclosed in the convention should be clear, credible, without any ambiguity, and should respond to the concerns of all the parties, including those related to nuclear proliferation in all its aspects;
In addition, during the discussion of thechemical identity of hexabromobiphenyl, the Committee agreed that it would use a common formula covering all isomers of the substance.
At the same time, the Russian delegation confirmed that it deemed it important to develop a common formula through negotiations among the five nuclear Powers as a necessary stage in the elaboration of the above-mentioned multilateral agreement.
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement, andit recommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on this issue.
Recommends that further intensive efforts be devoted to the search for such a common approach or common formula and that the various alternative approaches, including, in particular, those considered in the Conference on Disarmament, be further explored in order to overcome the difficulties;
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement, andit recommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on this issue.
Fourth, a common formula or common approach to be included in an international instrument on this question should be clear and credible, and respond both to the legitimate security concerns of the non-aligned, neutral and other non-nuclear-weapon States as well as to the views of the Group of 21.
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement andrecommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on this issue.
It appeals to all States to work actively towards an early agreement on a common approach and, in particular, on a common formula that could be included in an international instrument of a legally binding character to ensure the security of non-nuclear-weapon States.
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement andit recommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on this issue.
The draft resolution was based on General Assembly resolution 47/32, which had been adopted by an overwhelming majority, andit appealed to all States to work actively towards a common formula which could be included in an international instrument of a legally binding character in order to ensure the security of non-nuclear-weapon States.
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement andrecommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on the issue.
UNIDO should be able to ensure that industrial development strategies were in keeping with the development needsof the developing countries, while bearing in mind that there was no common formula for achieving positive results in the industrial field, since each country required a combination of strategies adapted to its own situation and policies of a more general nature.
It appeals to all States, especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work towards an early agreement andrecommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach or common formula on this issue.
At its fifty-eighth session, the General Assembly, inter alia,recommended that further intensive efforts be devoted to the search for a common approach or common formula and that the various alternative approaches, including, in particular, those considered in the Conference on Disarmament, be explored further in order to overcome the difficulties; and also recommended that the Conference on Disarmament actively continue intensive negotiations with a view to reaching early agreement and concluding effective international arrangements on this question resolution 58/35.
In the recent past,non-nuclear-weapon States have made it clear that nothing less than a multilaterally negotiated, legally binding international instrument based on a common formula would eventually satisfy their security concerns.
It appeals to all States, especially nuclear-weapon States,to work towards an early agreement and recommends further intensification of efforts to evolve a common approach and a common formula on this issue.
Appeals to all States,especially the nuclear-weapon States, to work actively towards an early agreement on a common approach and, in particular, on a common formula that could be included in an international instrument of a legally binding character;
Stressing that NSAs should not be used as a pretext for further discriminatory obligations on non-nuclear-weapon States, it found no links between NSAs and the 1995 NPT Review and Extension Conference, andinsisted on the necessity to work towards the common approach on a common formula that could be included in an international instrument with a legally-binding character.
It stressed that partial and conditional pledges of non-use of nuclear weapons which may beundertaken by nuclear-weapon States, whether in a separate undertaking or in some common formula, would not provide real security to the non-nuclear-weapon States.