Примеры использования Expressed their conviction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Movement's Heads of State and Government expressed their conviction that.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that the methods of work of the United Nations General Assembly must be improved.
Elwell-Sutton, an orientalist at Edinburgh University, andothers who reviewed the book expressed their conviction that the story of the ancient manuscript was false.
Other delegations expressed their conviction that the Trusteeship Council should be abolished since its mandate had been fulfilled.
The members of the Taliban Shura who met with the Head of the Special Mission also expressed serious doubts about Mr. Rabbani's intention to relinquish power and expressed their conviction that the only way to effect the transfer of power was by military means.
The parties expressed their conviction that the inauguration of the NATO Liaison Office in Chisinau in early December of 2017 will further boost bilateral cooperation.
This well-informed andinfluential group of countries unanimously expressed their conviction that there was no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan.
Some members expressed their conviction that the pilot was proof that merit award systems could be effective in the common system.
This well-informed andinfluential group of countries unanimously expressed their conviction that there was no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan.
They expressed their conviction that no action should be taken that could jeopardize the delicate nature of the process under way in the Sudan.
The Presidents of the Republic of Azerbaijan andthe Republic of Lithuania expressed their conviction that bilateral and international cooperation serves as the basis for the consolidation of peace and security.
They expressed their conviction that no action should be taken that could jeopardize the delicate nature of the process underway in The Sudan.
To Rrenew the mandate of the CRIC as a standing subsidiary body to the COP,as all Parties expressed their conviction that the CRIC fulfills an important and irreplaceable role in the implementation review process;
They expressed their conviction that no action should be taken that could jeopardize the delicate nature of the process underway in The Sudan.
In the Managua declaration, representatives to this Second International Conference expressed their conviction that democracy is the only system that allows for a free, firm and steadfast union of nations for peace.
Expressed their conviction that there could be no military solution to the Syrian conflict and that the conflict could be ended only through a negotiated political process;
During interviews with the Monitoring Group, some of the warlords andfaction leaders expressed their conviction that they had never violated the arms embargo, primarily because all the weapons and ammunitions they claimed to have had been purchased in Somalia.
They expressed their conviction that the only way to resolve the issue is to resume negotiations without any preconditions and to enhance cooperation with the involvement of all necessary parties to promote international confidence with the view to facilitating Agency's work on resolving the outstanding issues.
The Mission and the observers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the League of Arab States, the international community andcivil society organizations all expressed their conviction that the elections, which helped to consolidate democracy in Iraq, had been transparent and fair.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that continued activity of the good offices group constituted an asset of the trilateral cooperation.
Reaffirming the commitments undertaken by Member States in the Political Declaration adopted by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session, in which Member States recognized that action against the world drug problem was a common andshared responsibility and expressed their conviction that it must be addressed in a multilateral setting.
The experts expressed their conviction that the fight against racial discrimination had been a core mandate of the United Nations since its founding.
In its resolution 49/5, entitled"Paris Pact initiative", the Commission on Narcotic Drugs reaffirmed the commitments made by Member States in the Political Declaration adopted by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session(Assembly resolution S-20/2, annex), in which Member States recognized that action against the worlddrug problem was a common and shared responsibility and expressed their conviction that it must be addressed in a multilateral setting.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that the essential conditions exist to successfully achieve the second general, multiparty elections in Mozambique at the end of 1999.
Recalling further the Salvador Declaration on Comprehensive Strategies for Global Challenges: Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Systems and Their Development in a Changing World, adopted by the Twelfth United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice,in which Member States expressed their conviction of the importance of preventing youth crime and supporting the rehabilitation of young offenders and their reintegration into society, including efforts to prevent their revictimization, as well as of, in general, addressing the treatment of prisoners.
They expressed their conviction that the only way to resolve the issue is to pursue substantive negotiations without any preconditions among all relevant parties.
Reiterating their full readiness to see the draft Convention become a legal instrument,the member States of the Rio Group expressed their conviction that such an instrument would enhance the rule of law and legal certainty and would contribute to the codification and development of international law and the harmonization of practice in that area.
Ministers expressed their conviction that new forms of cooperation between WEU and NATO need to be developed, allowing the political directives formulated by the respective Ministerial Councils to be more effectively translated into practical links between both Organizations.
Regarding the conflict in Abkhazia,both Presidents expressed their conviction that all the possibilities for settling the conflict through peaceful political means had not yet been exhausted and that there was no reasonable alternative to settling the conflict in this manner.
Some members expressed their conviction that increases in the margin and the restructuring of the scale would have the effect of increasing the current level of competitiveness of the United Nations common system.