Примеры использования First committee resolution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Improving the effectiveness of the methods of work of the First Committee(resolution 58/41 of 8 December 2003);
Iv UNGA First Committee Resolutions on NSA.
The introduction of an agenda item entitled"Follow-up of First Committee resolutions.
The United Kingdom also supports the First Committee resolution on the risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
That agenda will be determined by the Disarmament Commission's organizational meeting next month, andshould not be prescribed by a First Committee resolution.
Following the 1995 report, Canada took the lead on the First Committee resolution reaffirming the Sixteen Principles.
Debate on the draft UNGA First Committee resolution on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on their Destruction(document A/C.1/64/L.53), October 2009.
Rationalization of the work andreform of the agenda of the First Committee resolution 49/85 of 15 December 1994.
Canada has supported the Russianled First Committee resolution on this subject and is one of the countries which has reported in detail under the resolution. .
This Shannon mandate, after an earlier Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament, has been for years,regularly re-affirmed in UNGA First Committee resolutions adopted by consensus.
The United Kingdom also supports the First Committee resolution on the risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
Our commitment to efforts to prevent an arms race in outer space was also demonstrated through our support for the First Committee resolution on this subject last October.
The United Kingdom also supports the First Committee resolution on the risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
This draft may indeed become a good basis for further discussion, andwe also hope that it might be used as the basis this year for a final First Committee resolution on rationalization.
The Commission reviewed the First Committee resolution, entitled"Report of the Disarmament Commission", issued as document A/C.1/68/L.5 under agenda item 101 b.
As noted elsewhere,at the fifty-sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly, Canada supported the First Committee resolution on the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East.
Its objectives and strategies are derived from policy orientations and goals set by the intergovernmental bodies and reflect the priorities of Member States set out in the legislation-- in this case First Committee resolutions.
In conclusion, Australia is pleased,once again, to sponsor the First Committee resolution on this vital issue, document A/C.1/58/L.43.
A First Committee resolution on transparency and confidence-building measures in outer space, which was ultimately adopted as General Assembly resolution 65/68, has mandated a United Nations group of governmental experts on TCBMs in outer space to begin work in 2012.
At the 57th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Canada supported the First Committee resolution on the Establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East.
Canada abstained on the First Committee resolution on this matter because, absent objective research findings that indicate adverse effects of the use of depleted uranium on human health, Canada does not view a moratorium on its use as necessary at this time.
We welcome last year's consensus adoption of a resolution on improving the effectiveness of the methods of work of the First Committee(resolution 59/95), and we welcome the efforts of the Chair and Member States towards its implementation.
Despite these positive developments, we should note with deep concern that the Conference on Disarmament failed to commence negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty(FMCT) during its 2011 session in the face of the 2010NPT Review Conference's call and last year's First Committee resolution.
Recently, it took part in the Group of Governmental Experts set up under First Committee resolution 60/226, which was entrusted with preparing a report on the operation of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.
While progress in disarmament requires political will which an advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice can help to generate,Canada does not view this First Committee resolution as the appropriate means to implement this advisory opinion.
The First Committee resolutions and the multilateral disarmament agenda leading to the next NPT Review Conference need to pave the way for some credible programme for arms control and disarmament, seeking to reduce this burden so that the committee community of nations can progressively deweaponize security.
In short, the amendments proposed by the Cuban delegation are unnecessary andwould likely establish a precedent whereby such language is included in all First Committee resolutions, including those concerned with nuclear and conventional disarmament.
We hope that the First Committee resolutions this year and the deliberations of the forthcoming NPT Review Conference will benefit from the recent pronouncements by some leading statesmen regarding the desirability and indeed the practicality of eliminating nuclear weapons, paving the way for a credible disarmament and nonproliferation programme.
The inability of the Conference on Disarmament to undertake substantivework again this year, and the fact that most First Committee resolutions do not enjoy the support of all Member States and that the work of the Disarmament Commission is often ignored, are reasons for concern.