Примеры использования Confidence-building measures should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thirdly, confidence-building measures should be developed in a step-by-step manner.
In the face of new threats to international peace and security,including from terrorists, confidence-building measures should be enhanced and diversified.
Confidence-building measures should be balanced and comprehensive throughout the world.
In order to reinforce peace between national groups, confidence-building measures should be undertaken with an emphasis on community life.
Confidence-building measures should cover not only measures, but also principles.
The issue of regional disarmament and confidence-building measures should be examined in a broader context and a more pragmatic fashion.
Confidence-building measures should be implemented on the global as well as on regional levels.
Following the holding of elections, confidence-building measures should be continued, focusing on areas with a potential risk of political tension.
Confidence-building measures should be developed at a pace with which those States participating in the process are comfortable.
My delegation's view is that practical confidence-building measures should begin in areas where progress can more easily be achieved, then move to more difficult areas.
Confidence-building measures should also fully respect the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter.
In this connection, Belarus believes that confidence-building measures should also cover such important elements of modern war tactics and strategy as military naval activities and the combat air component.
Confidence-building measures should encompass a plurality of approaches, and should include both military and non-military dimensions.
Israel is of the view that ideas on how to promote andidentify regional confidence-building measures should be first and foremost developed and agreed upon in the relevant regional and subregional context between the regional parties themselves.
First, confidence-building measures should be preconditioned on undiminished security for all countries.
In the meantime, such confidence-building measures should lead to the adoption of agreements on arms limitation and disarmament.
Confidence-building measures should be as substantial as possible and effected as rapidly as possible.
The Rio Group also believes that confidence-building measures should be promoted at the global level, taking into account the security needs of the countries and regions concerned.
Therefore, confidence-building measures should be coupled with simultaneous concrete steps towards the elimination of nuclear weapons.
Confidence-building measures should be undertaken in conformity with principles of the United Nations Charter, in particular the following.
Confidence-building measures should begin in those areas that can be most easily achieved, moving from there to more difficult areas.
Confidence-building measures should imposed or monitored in no way by any actor other than the countries that voluntarily engage in the exercise.
Confidence-building measures should appropriately take into account the global security environment as well as the security environment of various regions.
Confidence-building measures should be developed and applied on a voluntary and reciprocal basis, and they should have as an objective the principle of undiminished security for all.
Confidence-building measures should be established by the relevant countries and regions on a voluntary basis taking into account different regions and situations in a phased manner.
Those confidence-building measures should lead to resumption of direct peace negotiations and a new timeframe should be set for the attainment of the two-State solution.
Confidence-building measures should be presented and negotiated, freely and directly, between the regional parties with a view to reducing tensions and facilitating political dialogue and cooperation.
Emphasizes that confidence-building measures should contribute to the objectives of strategic stability, consistent with the principle of undiminished security at the lowest level of armament.
At the same time, we agree that confidence-building measures should be applied on a voluntary and reciprocal basis, taking into account the specifics of each region and the nature of existing disputes and conflicts.
First, confidence-building measures should be adopted by States locked in territorial or other disputes in order to prevent armed conflict through bilateral, subregional or regional dialogue.