Примеры использования European union believed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The European Union believed that the ACABQ report deserved support.
Mr. Sørensen(Denmark), speaking on behalf of the European Union, and also Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia,said that the European Union believed that space science and technology would play an increasing role in achieving the goals and monitoring the implementation of international agreements.
The European Union believed that it was necessary to rectify that situation.
Given the indivisibility of human rights, the European Union believed that freedom of expression was the very manifestation of freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief.
The European Union believed that UNHCR should play a key role in that process.
In spite of the heavy financial burden represented by peacekeeping operations, the European Union believed that peacekeeping was a function that had proven its worth in the restoration of peace and stability to conflict-torn regions and should not be put at risk because of a lack of timely and adequate financing.
The European Union believed that capacity to pay must be the cornerstone of the scale of assessments.
Mr. Burniat(Belgium), speaking on behalf of the European Union in explanation of vote,said that the European Union believed that the right to development was an integral part of fundamental human rights and that a lack of development could not be invoked to justify the abrogation of internationally recognized rights.
The European Union believed that it was necessary to include refugees and returnees in overall development plans.
For that reason, the European Union believed that the Declaration was a valuable reference for the work of the Summit.
The European Union believed that a successful outcome was possible, and stood ready to work to that end.
In that connection, the European Union believed that CPC must demonstrate its capacity to provide action-oriented, relevant and useful recommendations.
The European Union believed that the United Nations should have a key role in any investigation.
With regard to the Rio Conventions, the European Union believed that the conferences of the parties of the three instruments should consider the substantive issues within their remit.
The European Union believed that the legitimate demands of the Court in terms of budgetary resources ought to be met.
The European Union believed that the text should have focused on the essential aspects of the battle against drugs.
The European Union believed that the provisions of the Constitution should be strictly interpreted in regard to all recruitment.
The European Union believed that democracy and good governance were essential for the protection of all human rights.
The European Union believed that primary education, in particular for young girls, and primary health care should be given the greatest attention.
The European Union believed that all procedural resolutions should fully take into consideration the decisions adopted in 1995.
The European Union believed that mitigation remained the cornerstone of current and future climate change policies.
The European Union believed that it would have been desirable to proceed in a more structured fashion in order to achieve the savings requested.
The European Union believed that relief, rehabilitation and development must be closely linked in order to respond to refugee problems.
The European Union believed that the Organization's proper operation demanded a more balanced way to share budgetary responsibility.
The European Union believed that the Committee's ability to take decisions would benefit if members were not obliged to meet outside regular working hours.
The European Union believed that the implementation of the Decade activities had furthered the aspirations expressed in General Assembly resolution 44/23.
The European Union believed that gender and gender-specific policies were crucial for achieving women's full participation in society.
The European Union believed that the question of the publications policy of the United Nations should be considered during the current resumed session.
The European Union believed that thematic exchanges would assist and encourage States to formulate and implement policies on children.
The European Union believed that the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force constituted the main international initiative on money-laundering.