Примеры использования Disarmament to consider на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Invites the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments.
Secondly, in operative paragraph 6, the draft resolution invites the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work on transparency in armaments.
Invites the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments;
However, we see no need to reconvene the group of governmental experts, andwe call upon the Conference on Disarmament to consider this issue for the reasons that I have explained.
Invites the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments;
More than 30 years ago,the Conference on Disarmament was called upon by the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament to consider the issue of preventing an arms race in outer space.
We would urge the Conference on Disarmament to consider enlarging the role of NGOs in the work of the CD.
The operative part of the draft resolution, while deciding to give urgent consideration to the issue of conventional disarmament at the regional and subregional levels,requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider formulating principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements.
Invites the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments;
Inspired by that same concern,my country is participating in an initiative taken by a group of States to submit a new draft resolution calling on the Conference on Disarmament to consider at its 1997 session the other candidacies it has received, including that of Tunisia.
Requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider as a matter of priority the question of preventing an arms race in outer space;
The General Assembly has adopted a resolution entitled"Conventional arms control at the regional andsubregional levels" which requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider formulating the principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
Request the Conference Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control;
It also welcomes the fact that,in its resolution 51/47 A, the General Assembly called on the Conference on Disarmament to consider the admission of other applicants before the start of the General Assembly's fifty-second session.
Calls upon the Conference on Disarmament to consider all remaining applications for membership with a view to reaching a decision on its further enlargement before the end of its 1997 session.
The second reason for our abstention relates to operative paragraph 2,in which the General Assembly would request the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
This calls on the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
The operative part of the draft resolution, while deciding to give urgent consideration to the issue of conventional disarmament at the regional andsubregional levels, requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider formulating principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements.
The resolution requested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
In the twelfth resolution, entitled“Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels”, the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels; andrequested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control resolution 50/70 L.
The draft resolution requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
In the seventeenth resolution, entitled“Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels”, the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels; andrequested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a report of the Conference on that subject resolution 51/45 Q.
We strongly urge the Conference on Disarmament to consider, on an urgent basis, the remaining candidates to date, and we are very hopeful that that will result in an early and positive decision.
The General Assembly, in a resolution entitled"Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels",has asked the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of guidelines and principles which can provide a framework for regional agreements for controlling conventional weapons.
Requests the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that can serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looks forward to a report of the Conference on this subject;
In this regard, my delegation regrets that paragraph 2 ofGeneral Assembly resolution 51/47 A, which calls on the Conference on Disarmament to consider all remaining applications for membership with a view to reaching a decision on its further enlargement before the end of its 1997 session.
The draft resolution also invites the Geneva Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments in general, thereby leaving it entirely to the Conference on Disarmament to decide on whether and how it should do so.
At the same time, we do not see enough reason yet to invite the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuing its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments, as mentioned in paragraph 6.
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly requested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a report of the Conference on that subject; and requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Member States on the subject and to submit a report to the Assembly at its sixtieth session resolution 59/88.
At the same time, we see no reason to invite the Conference on Disarmament to consider continuation of its work undertaken in the field of transparency in armaments, as mentioned in operative paragraph 6.