Примеры использования Disarmament processes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Republic is also involved in other disarmament processes.
The purpose of all the efforts made by States in disarmament processes should be aimed at the complete and total elimination of such weapons.
This move will definitely facilitate global disarmament processes.
All stakeholders should be included in disarmament processes, including relevant nongovernmental organizations.
How effective are the existing international security systems and disarmament processes?
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All stakeholders should be included in the disarmament processes, including relevant nongovernmental organizations.
Problem number 1- How effective are the existing systems of international security and disarmament processes?
The Coalition also believed that transparent and verifiable disarmament processes would facilitate and expedite the resolution of regional conflicts.
This will make it possible to eliminate the inherent tendency of the great Powers to needlessly ideologize disarmament processes.
Disarmament processes and the establishment of international security systems were by and large successful in the 40 years following the end of the Second World War.
Belarus made andcontinues to make a significant contribution to disarmament processes in other areas.
During the past years,viable disarmament processes with good results have been taking place outside the CD, especially in the field of conventional arms.
She called upon States to uphold their commitments regarding women, peace andsecurity in all disarmament processes.
Disarmament processes in Côte d'Ivoire and Sierra Leone have, however, led to a significant reduction in the availability of firearms and ammunition in the subregion.
The CTBT addressed the issue of horizontal and vertical proliferation,which was straining ongoing disarmament processes.
This implies that a new vision of international security systems and disarmament processes is required in order to meet the familiar challenges of the 1980s and 1990s.
Tactical(sub-strategic) weapons were another area of concern andshould be included in formal disarmament processes.
We urge the other nuclear Powers to emulate those disarmament processes and to continue to take energetic steps towards the elimination of nuclear arsenals.
It will foster regional security arrangements and regional arms control and disarmament processes worldwide.
It follows that the construction of international security systems and disarmament processes in order to address the known challenges of the 1980s and 1990s requires a new vision.
We applaud his leadership in guiding the secretariat in support of our work in the Conference and other disarmament processes.
Today, it is becoming increasingly clear that existing international security systems and the disarmament processes which they embrace need to be reinterpreted and fundamentally reworked.
This convincingly demonstrates the huge potential of the Conference and its constructive andeffective impact on disarmament processes.
Also, Kazakhstan adheres to the global non-proliferation and disarmament processes, and the political stability and economic achievements of our country speak in favour of this decision.
One of the priority directions of the foreign policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan is active participation in international disarmament processes.
Today, it is becoming more andmore obvious that the existing international security systems and the disarmament processes carried out within their framework need to be rethought and fundamentally improved.
The United Nations has a key role to play in ensuring complementarity between regional and international disarmament processes.
The answer to this question can be found if we recognize that regional,continental and global international security systems and the disarmament processes within them generally arise on the basis of the economic and strategic interests of the States and groups of States taking part in them.
In addition, the Disarmament Forum, issue No. 1, 2008,explored how to engage non-State armed groups in disarmament processes.
It follows from this that the new geopolitical situation also means a new role for developing countries, orthird world countries, in disarmament processes and the building of international security systems.