Примеры использования Comprehensive peace based на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Syrian Arab Republic worked tirelessly to achieve a comprehensive peace based on justice.
Syria aspires to a comprehensive peace based on justice, one that guarantees human dignity and rejects humiliation, settlements and occupation.
All Arab countries reconfirm their commitment to a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy.
We desire a comprehensive peace, based on individual treaties with the Gulf States, the North African States, and all other Arab and Muslim countries.
Israel is not serious about achieving a just and comprehensive peace based on relevant Security Council resolutions.
Through the Arab Peace Initiative launched bySaudi Arabia in 2002, the Arab States had clearly stated their commitment to a just and comprehensive peace based on international law.
Egypt maintains, as it always has, that a comprehensive peace based on justice is the only durable and stable peace. .
Against this backdrop,the international community has expressed its belief in the centrality of the establishment of a just and comprehensive peace based on international legality.
Israel should end its occupation in the context of a just and comprehensive peace based on United Nations resolutions and on the principle of land for peace. .
Israel desires a comprehensive peace based on treaties with all our neighbours- Syria, Jordan and Lebanon- as well as with the Gulf States and the North African States, and with all other Arab and Muslim countries.
Indeed, the facts show that Israel is not truly trying to bring about a lasting and comprehensive peace based on legitimate international resolutions.
He stressed the importance of a just and comprehensive peace based on the Arab peace initiative, internationally recognized resolutions and the principle of land for peace. .
Those practices were continuing, while at the same time the Arab side was endeavouring to achieve a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy and the principle of land for peace. .
To achieve a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy, Israel must carry out its commitments and immediately withdraw from all territories, including Jerusalem, that have been occupied by force.
It is high time to reinvigorate the Syrian andLebanese tracks with a view to achieving a comprehensive peace based on the principle of land for peace and the relevant Security Council resolutions.
Indeed, durable, just and comprehensive peace based on United Nations resolutions and the land-for-peace principle is the only guarantee for meeting the aspirations of the peoples of the region for a new era of peaceful coexistence and accelerated economic and social development.
We consider this accord to be merely a beginning for an integrated process to achieve a comprehensive peace based on Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Arab territories in Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
Syria would like to reiterate once again the option of a just and comprehensive peace based on the framework of the Madrid Conference, the relevant United Nations resolutions and the principle of land for peace, requiring Israel's withdrawal from the territories occupied in 1967, including the completion of its withdrawal from Lebanese territories, and guaranteeing the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people and the establishment of their independent State with Jerusalem as its capital.
The Jordanian-Israeli agreement also confirmed that the logic of tolerance and coexistence in the framework of a just,lasting and comprehensive peace based on international legality is now an absolute necessity for all.
We believe that any delay in restoring a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy and on negotiated political settlements can only encourage violence, extremism, instability and insecurity.
In this regard, under his leadership Syria was always a platform for the voice of right and justice andan advocate for the achievement of a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy and the norms of international law.
If the refugees were allowed to return under a just and comprehensive peace based on United Nations resolutions, security and stability would be restored throughout the region.
We believe that maintaining the current peace process is essential, and we hope that the parties will resume negotiations shortly towards the achievement of a just,lasting and comprehensive peace based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
All Arab States have underscored their commitment to a just and comprehensive peace based on international legitimacy, and these countries are still waiting for a serious Israeli commitment to that.
Mr. Hallak( Syrian Arab Republic)( interpretation from Arabic): Although time has marched on and we are nearing the beginning of the fourth year since the holding of the Madrid Conference on peace in the Middle East, the recent peace talks andthe accompanying international efforts have not helped the peace process to progress towards the desired target of establishing a genuine comprehensive peace based on full and faithful implementation of the relevant United Nations resolutions and the land-for-peace principle.
This development was viewed as a first step to a just and comprehensive peace based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), and the realization of the legitimate national rights of the Palestinian people, including the right to self-determination.
The Israeli authorities were expelling the Christian and Muslim occupants of Jerusalem and replacing them with Jewish settlers,undermining the possibility of a lasting, comprehensive peace based on the principle of the two-State solution with Israelis and Palestinians living side by side.
In the Middle East,the launch of direct bilateral negotiations should, we hope, lead to comprehensive peace based on the two-State solution, with an independent and viable Palestine living side by side in peace and security with Israel and other neighbouring countries.
These Israeli practices have resulted in aborting the efforts of the international community to achieve a just and comprehensive peace based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and on the land-for-peace principle.
What the region and its peoples need is not the establishment of alliances and axes butthe establishment of a just and comprehensive peace, based on the full withdrawal of Israel from the occupied Syrian Golan to the line of 4 June 1967 and from the south of Lebanon and its western Bekaa, in implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions and the land-for-peace principle.