Примеры использования Comprehensive and lasting solution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Its acceptance would pave the way towards a comprehensive and lasting solution of the Cyprus problem.
A fair, comprehensive and lasting solution must be found to the long-standing problem in Cyprus, which has persisted for more than half a century.
Ii The role of Africa in promoting a just, comprehensive and lasting solution of the question of Palestine.
In a presidential statement, the President of the Council for the month of May reiterated the Council members' call for a just, comprehensive and lasting solution.
Both sides have declared their willingness to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to this question on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
We call on the parties to engage in serious negotiations for a peaceful, comprehensive and lasting solution.
The emerging recovery, however, cannot bring a comprehensive and lasting solution to the structural problem of unemployment,and specific programmes and measures will need to be designed to address it.
The Republic of Albania supports the plans and initiatives aimed at providing a comprehensive and lasting solution to the situation in the Middle East.
On the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we reaffirm our support for the Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement,which in our view is the only acceptable framework for a peaceful, comprehensive and lasting solution.
Miss Patterson(Australia): Australia is determined to achieve a comprehensive and lasting solution to the global landmines crisis.
We therefore warmly welcome the signing of the Declaration of Principles which, we believe,has the potential to become the basis of such a comprehensive and lasting solution.
The successful outcome of the peace process will form the basis of a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the conflict that has caused so much sufferingand turmoil in our region.
In the broader Middle East, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is at the root ofmost of the problems, and the region requires a comprehensive and lasting solution.
An Asian seminar and a symposium of non-governmental organizations, on the theme"Achieving a just, comprehensive and lasting solution of the question of Palestine- the role of Asia" were held at Jakarta from 4 to 7 May 1997.
We have pointed out that the longer the conflict endures and the more intractable positions become,the harder it will be for the sides to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting solution.
Our support has always stemmed from our longstanding commitment to a peaceful,just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the manifold problems of the Middle East.
Israel continues to arrogantly ignore the more than 600 resolutions and decisions adopted by the United Nations and its agencies and bodies,which call for the withdrawal of Israel from occupied Arab territories in order to achieve a just, comprehensive and lasting solution in the region.
Otherwise, the peace process will fail;it will not succeed in achieving a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
We look forward earnestly to the emergence of a just, comprehensive and lasting solution that would mark the end of conflict and suffering and the beginning of a new dawn of peaceful coexistenceand cooperation for the peoples of the region.
The European Union, as a member of the Quartet, reiterates its commitment to reaching a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the Israeli-Arab conflict.
We believe that it will not be possible to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the Middle East question without Israel's compliance with international legitimacy represented by the relevant United Nations resolutionsand based on the principles outlined in the Madrid process, particularly that of“land for peace”.
We call on the Quartet to seize on the current opportunity to work towards peace and a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to this burning question.
It welcomes the signing of the Declaration of Principles by thePalestine Liberation Organization and Israel as a first step towards the attainment of a just, comprehensive and lasting solution of the question of Palestineand the Arab-Israeli conflict on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), the principle of land for peace, a complete Israeli withdrawal from all the occupied Arab territories, especially the Holy City of Jerusalem, and the establishment of firm foundations for security and stability in the Middle East.
It is in this context that we would like to reiterate our wish to see Israel contribute positively towards the achievement of a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the Middle East problem.
It was therefore most gratifying for Indonesia to host the Asian seminar and non-governmental organization symposium on achieving a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the question of Palestine, held in Jakarta from 4 to 7 May 1997, which provided an appropriate forum to explore all avenues which would lead to a comprehensive and just settlement to the question of Palestine.
We wish the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People every success in its noble endeavour to achieve a peaceful,just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the question of Palestine.
It was the international community's responsibility to continue supporting UNRWA until a just, comprehensive and lasting solution was found to the refugee problem and to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as a whole.
That peace should be based on the principle of land for peace, the resolutions of the Security Council and the Arab Peace Initiative, which represents a vital basis for a comprehensive and lasting solution in the Middle East.
Participants engaged in a frank and constructive debate on the role of Africa in promoting a just, comprehensive and lasting solution of the question of Palestine, as well as the role of regional organizations in this respect.
In that connection, his delegation supported the efforts of the African Union,through its Peace and Security Council, to assist the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in finding a comprehensive and lasting solution to the challenges facing them.