Примеры использования Desire for cooperation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our neutral status, however, in no way diminishes our desire for cooperation.
If there were such a great desire for cooperation and dialogue on those subjects, why were those matters not mentioned?
Mr. Madrid Parra(Spain)welcomed the strong support shown by WCO for the Commission's work on electronic transferable records and the desire for cooperation expressed by other organizations.
Never has the desire for cooperation between nations so clearly superseded the wish for the domination of one nation by another.
The Special Rapporteur sincerely thanks the Indian authorities for having invited him and expresses appreciation of the efforts made and the desire for cooperation that was evident throughout his mission.
This desire for cooperation has led our country to join many regional organizations, some of whose headquarters are located in Chad.
The discussions we are engaged in andthe action that the General Assembly is going to take today are consistent with the desire for cooperation and dialogue that, at the start of this session, permeated the general debate and its theme of the peaceful settlement of disputes.
This same desire for cooperation is needed in order to bring about a positive and speedy settlement of the problems of the former Yugoslavia, Western Sahara, Angola and Somalia.
I would like to express the hope of my delegation that the work of the current session of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space will be conducted in a constructive atmosphere, andthat States will show good will and a desire for cooperation in the spirit of our times.
The Agreement marks the desire for cooperation between the two Organizations in common tasks in the fields of disarmament, peace, security and the well-being of mankind.
Speaking on behalf of the sponsors,she said that the draft resolution had been revised to reflect more clearly the situation of women migrant workers and the desire for cooperation among countries of origin, transit and destination to protect them against violence, exploitation and abuse.
If there is indeed a desire for cooperation in the area of human rights, I would have thought it important for the representatives of the Czech Republic to mention such matters to us.
Twenty-five years later, when the world and societies have profoundly changed and broad political, economic and social upheavals have shaken our era,these exceptional qualities have allowed the Agency to maintain the same desire for cooperation in a spirit of respect for cultures and dialogue between civilizations.
This desire for cooperation with the United Nations is rooted in the Arab character, which believes in tolerance and peaceful coexistence with others through a dialogue among civilizations.
It was not an inflammatory statement; all we were doing was stating the truth and if that is seen as justification for not cooperating, for not developing an attitude of decency and good conduct, as Cuba has done on this question of biological weapons,then we are really unable to agree that there is a genuine desire for cooperation on this matter.
Instead, it should be informed by a desire for cooperation, constructive dialogue and objectivity, and should take account of the historical, religious and cultural specifics of the country in question.
Furthermore, in the future our Government will extend invitations to other special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council as evidence that human rights issues can no longer be manipulated against our country and that the twenty-year manoeuvres orchestrated by the Government of the United States have been utterly defeated.Our country can then provide clear proof of its desire for cooperation and attest to its commitment to the international defence of human rights.
As a sign of the desire for cooperation and understanding that exists between Mexico and Cuba, both Governments have continually revised this agreement in order to bring it into line for both countries.
There is no doubt that the new quality of international relations in the post-cold-war period,characterized by the desire for cooperation rather than confrontation, calls for appropriate structural, as well as conceptual adjustments of the United Nations, which should being about greater efficiency and appropriate responses to the challenges of the time to come.
Reiterating his desire for cooperation and dialogue, the Special Rapporteur calls upon the Turkish authorities to extend their cooperation so as to make this in situ visit possible and thus enable the Special Rapporteur to carry out his mandate in full.
What is most important,we can see now connections between them, a desire for cooperation, an understanding that success today can be achieved only by joint endeavors and provided that both sides win- it's better than if we had a winner and a loser.
Reiterating his desire for cooperation and dialogue, the Special Rapporteur draws attention to resolution 2003/54, in which the Commission on Human Rights urges all Governments to cooperate fully with the Special Rapporteur and to respond favourably to his request to visit their countries so as to enable him to fulfil his mandate even more effectively.
In conclusion, Nigeria would like to see the First Committee at this historic fiftieth session of the General Assembly motivated by the desire for cooperation in finding genuine and lasting solutions to those problems that continue to confront us in the area of disarmament in the remaining part of this twentieth century, in order to bequeath to the next generation in the twenty-first century a world which is indeed free of these weapons of mass destruction.
Reiterating his desire for cooperation and dialogue, the Special Rapporteur draws attention to resolution 2002/40 by which the Commission on Human Rights calls upon all Governments to cooperate fully with the Special Rapporteur, to respond favourably to his requests to visit their countries and to give serious consideration to inviting him to visit so as to enable him to fulfil his mandate even more effectively.
This implies a family culture that includes the desire for cooperation and coordination, wherever and whenever they further the reaching of these objectives and goals; broad understanding of the policies and strategies of sister agencies, from the macroeconomic to the microsocial; and respect for each other's mandates and areas of competence.
A desire for more cooperation between developing countries and ISS partners was communicated.
Our desire for multifaceted cooperation is embodied in the Istanbul Process, which began in November 2011.
The granting to the CSCE of Observer status in the United Nations General Assembly merely illustrates the desire for increased cooperation.
In virtually all the CIS countries today there is a growing desire for closer cooperation and a genuine, rather than merely proclaimed, integration.
He pledged to support ECOWAS in its efforts to address issues of internal displacement throughout the region and expressed his desire for continued cooperation with ECOWAS.