Примеры использования Differences by peaceful means на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both countries further undertook to resolve their differences by peaceful means, through bilateral negotiations.
Urges the leaders of all Afghan parties to renounce the use of force andto settle their political differences by peaceful means;
The Parties undertake to settle all their differences by peaceful means through bilateral negotiations and consultations.
We urge all parties involved to stop the violence and to resolve their differences by peaceful means.
We fervently hope that it will be possible to resolve those differences by peaceful means through dialogue so that, without discrimination, all the peoples of the world can be represented here.
Express their strong view that the warring parties should renounce the use of force and settle their differences by peaceful means, through negotiations.
Turkey is of the opinion that an important opportunity to settle all Turkish-Greek differences by peaceful means and to develop good-neighbourly relations between the two countries which would contribute to peace and security in the region is being disregarded by Greece.
The recent frequent recourse to the Security Council has tended to hide the fact that our first obligation is to resolve differences by peaceful means.
Accordingly, while the Charter makes it obligatory for States to settle their differences by peaceful means, it refrains from laying down a specific mode of settlement.
As a country that cherishes peace and democracy,Costa Rica makes a heartfelt appeal to all the parties in conflict to renounce the use of force and resolve their differences by peaceful means.
While General Assembly resolution 50/88 urged all Afghan parties to renounce the use of force andto settle their political differences by peaceful means, some groups remained intransigent and refused to engage in any negotiations or discussions.
Leaders expressed concern about the continuing violence in Papua and called on all parties to protect anduphold the human rights of all residents in Papua and to resolve differences by peaceful means.
The Togolese Head of State had initiated a dialogue with all the political parties on 20 November 1998 with the objective of resolving political differences by peaceful means and through dialogue to help create a stable and peaceful environment conducive to the enjoyment of all human rights.
Many intergovernmental organizations, including the Organization of African Unity and the United Nations,continually call upon all parties within Somalia to resolve political differences by peaceful means.
Guided by the principles of the Charter of the United Nations andthe Organization of African Unity which calls on member States to settle their differences by peaceful means, and the respect of the independence of all member States and refraining from threatening their territorial integrity and the security of their peoples.
Shortly thereafter, the Security Council began to request the Secretary-General and UNPROFOR to use their good offices to assist the parties to end the fighting and settle their differences by peaceful means.
The Conference reiterated the urgency of cessation of violence and armed hostilities, andcalled upon conflicting Afghan parties to refrain from resorting to force and to settle their differences by peaceful means through inter-Afghan negotiations for a durable political solution and the establishment of a broad-based government.
My delegation wishes to take this opportunity to commend Secretary-General Kofi Annan for his tireless diplomatic efforts,which resulted in a commitment by the parties to resolve their differences by peaceful means.
The Government expressed its hope that the appropriate United Nations bodies will be able to give this matter their full attention,urging the parties to the various issues to settle their differences by peaceful means, do away with hostility and bring about unity and concord between nations. III. ACTIVITIES OF THE RELEVANT ORGANS AND BODIES.
The Committee calls upon the Palestinian leadership, the leaders of all factions and all Palestinians to unite in support of President Abbas and the institutions of the Palestinian Authority andto resolve their political differences by peaceful means.
In examining this problem, the Council of Ministers was guided by the principles enshrined in the Charters of the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity(OAU), respectively,requiring Member States to settle their differences by peaceful means, through dialogue, negotiation and legal procedures, and to respect the independence of all Member States and refrain from any threats to their sovereignty and territorial integrity and the security of their nationals.
The Committee calls upon the Palestinian leadership, the leaders of all factions and all Palestinians to unite in support of Mr. Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority,as well as to resolve their political differences by peaceful means.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya voted in favour of resolution 63/7 in affirmation of its position in opposition to the economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba andcalls upon States to resolve their differences by peaceful means, avoiding unilateral coercive measures, which constitute a breach of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, a violation of human rights and an obstruction of development efforts, which are one of the lofty objectives of the United Nations.
Under operative paragraph 4 of the revised draft resolution, the Council would have called upon all parties to refrain from resorting to force,to exercise restraint in the critical situation and to resolve the differences by peaceful means in keeping with the Charter.
The Committee calls upon the Palestinian leadership, the leaders of all factions and all Palestinians to unite in support of President Abbas, his Government and all democratically elected Palestinian institutions andto resolve their political differences by peaceful means.
I, therefore, renew my appeal to all national stakeholders, in particular the Government and the armed groups,to work together within the framework of the signed peace agreements and to address their differences by peaceful means for the greater interest of the people of the Central African Republic.
NAM calls upon the Palestinian leadership, the leaders of all factions and all Palestinians to unite in support of the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, and his Government and all democratically elected Palestinian institutions andto resolve their political differences by peaceful means.
They encouraged all parties concerned to reaffirm their commitment to the principles contained in the 1992 ASEAN Declaration ofthe South China Sea, which urges all claimants to resolve their differences by peaceful means and to exercise self-restraint.
The Committee called upon the Palestinian leadership, the leaders of all factions and all Palestinians to unite behind the elected President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, and his government and all democratically elected Palestinian institutions andto resolve their political differences by peaceful means.
We believe that the optimal and most judicious course for avoiding that prospect is to respect the status quo, refrain from any claims- total or partial- andto settle any consequential differences by peaceful means acceptable to the parties to the dispute.