Примеры использования Democratic and multi-ethnic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That will enable the communities of Kosovo to work together in creating a stable, democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
Our goal is a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo whose citizens can all live in securityand dignity on the basis of mutual trust.
The goal is to obtain a comprehensive political solution that will lead to a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
Peace and stability and democratic and multi-ethnic society could not find a relevant basis in a unilateral act such as the unilaterally declared independence by Kosovo provisional authorities.
Two and a half years later, the resolve of my Government and its people to live in a democratic and multi-ethnic society remains unwavering.
A sovereign, independent, democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovar State with a clear Euro-Atlantic perspective will serve the interests of peaceand stability in the region and beyond.
They urged the party leaders to cooperate with the international community and to work towards a democratic and multi-ethnic Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The European Union will continue to support a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo, characterized by the protection that it provides to its minorities, as it endeavours to translate into reality its European aspirations, regardless of its future status.
Meeting them would lead to a qualitative change in Kosovo, which was a goal in itself and an essential precondition for a democratic and multi-ethnic society.
The Shevardnadze government established legal and constitutional framework for democratic and multi-ethnic society including constitutionaland legal norms for the protection of the rights of minorities.
Finally, we pay special tribute to Mr. Michael Steiner, to UNMIK and to all those who have been deploying immense efforts in the building of a democratic and multi-ethnic nation in Kosovo.
The Czech Republic obviously supports all steps and measures which may bring about the establishment of a democratic and multi-ethnic society in Kosovo as stipulated by the Washington North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) Summit.
It is vital to press ahead with full commitment to meeting the responsibilities and timelines that have already been accepted and to creating truly democratic and multi-ethnic societies.
The achievement of progress in these areas will contribute not only to the consolidation of peace within a single democratic and multi-ethnic State but also to the creation of conditions in which a military presence headed by NATO will no longer be necessary.
Within JCCS, and in direct contacts with the parties, a package of political and other measures has been worked out which provides a sound basis for reintegrating Sarajevo as an open,united, democratic and multi-ethnic city.
Albania encourages the people and the Government of Kosovo in their commitment to build a democratic and multi-ethnic society in which, regardless of ethnic considerations, its every citizen will feel like a free man in his home and on his property.
The Russian Federation will continue to make a constructive, practical contribution to the settlement of remaining issues for a Bosnian settlement and the restoration of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a unified, democratic and multi-ethnic State.
Whether these road signs will lead the Serbian and other non-Albanian communities to a modern, democratic and multi-ethnic society and guide the region towards stabilityand its future within the European Union, without changing the internationally recognized borders, depends on all of us.
As always, the authorities in Belgrade are trying to facilitate the process of achieving this common goal of ours by adopting a constructive approach, and we stand united in our view that working towards a truly democratic and multi-ethnic society is the only path to follow.
President Trajkovski and President Stojanov are convinced that it is necessary to establish a democratic and multi-ethnic society in Kosovo, in which all human rights and freedoms, including the rights of persons belonging to all ethnic communities, will be respected and they furthermore condemn all tendencies for an ethnically clean Kosovo.
The process of standards' evaluation and the commencement of negotiations on the future status of Kosovo as well as the establishment of a democratic and multi-ethnic society are of great significance for the region's overall stability.
When I had the opportunity to address the Council on this issue in February(see S/PV.5130), I said that the protection of minority communities, the return of refugees and displaced persons, freedom of movement and decentralization were areas that needed particular attention, given their direct link to our common goal of a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
It is much more; above all, for the political parties and citizens of Kosovo, standards implementation is, equally and maybe even more importantly,a matter of building up a European society that is democratic and multi-ethnic and where the minorities are protected and the religious and cultural sites of importance to the minorities are preserved and protected.
They reiterated their support for the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, for UNMIK and KFOR, and called for full implementation of resolution 1244(1999) so as to make progress in the building of a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
The Security Council requests also the Secretary-General to present recommendations on possible new institutional arrangements respectful of the objective of building a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo to allow more effective local government through devolution of central non-reserved responsibilities to local authorities and communities in Kosovo, taking into account relevant studies and recommendations of interested parties and international organizations.
I would like to return to that today because that crime is part of a current that runs against the common efforts that we have been making for exactly four years, since we adopted resolution 1244(1999)on 10 June 1999, with a view to a modern, democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
Illustrative in that regard is the recent statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation to the effect that a forced holding of elections would undermine all efforts to build a truly democratic and multi-ethnic society in Kosovoand Metohija, and that the question of holding elections is directly related to the problems of maintaining regional peace and security and should therefore be solved not by the United Nations Interim Administration in Kosovo but by the Security Council.
The leadership of Kosovo, the representative Kosovar institutions, the political opposition, civil society, the media and the entire civil factor are demonstrating social and political cohesion and increasing unity and open and full cooperation with the international factor to build a sovereign,independent, democratic and multi-ethnic State integrated into the Europeanand Euro-Atlantic structures and at peace with its neighbours.
The Serbian IDP returns are among the principal standards for determining UNMIK effectiveness and PISG capability to govern, now and in the future,"democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo", which is the main objective of the international community.
The leaders of South-East Europe also declared that theprocess of standards evaluation, the commencement of negotiations on the future status of Kosovo and the establishment of a democratic and multi-ethnic society in Kosovo are of great significance for the region's overall stability.