Примеры использования Fundamental commitment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How then could the fundamental commitments of the NPT be built upon and developed?
We believe that making international law prevail must be the fundamental commitment of all nations.
Their fundamental commitment to the ceasefire and the military agreements must therefore be reinforced and reconfirmed.
This was one of the original and fundamental commitments undertaken by the Mexican Revolution.
The United Nations should also redouble its efforts to increase the number of States accepting that fundamental commitment.
There are three fundamental commitments required in an environmental policy that meets the requirements of ISO 14001.
If the carrier took over the goods on land,he must respect his fundamental commitments, namely, his obligation to supervise them.
One of our most fundamental commitments is to embed the highest standards of business integrity and professionalism in all our activities.
Malaysia believes that making international law prevail must be a fundamental commitment of all nations, irrespective of size or development status.
A fundamental commitment of the United Nations is to establish conditions under which justice may prevail, international law will be respected and peace can be built.
While he appreciated theattempt to seek consensus, the amendments detracted from the fundamental commitment to guarantee the right to food.
In addition to enshrining these fundamental commitments, the Declaration addressed specifically the question of change in the Security Council, but it did so in a definite context.
The facilitation of the provision of technical assistance aimed at strengthening counter-terrorism capacity-building of countries in need will remain one of the fundamental commitments of the Committee.
Building capacity in sex-worker networks and communities is part of a fundamental commitment to the protection, promotion and respect of the human rights of sex workers.
The fundamental commitment in the New Partnership is to good governance in the economic, political and social arenas in order to reduce poverty and increase sustainable growth.
For its part,the international community must see that its fundamental commitment to ending impunity is upheld and must ensure the support and cooperation needed.
Through its fundamental commitment to working for human betterment, the United Nations most firmly and securely establishes its credentials and its credibility as an instrument for world peace.
Freedom of expression and opinion is a fundamental attribute of a good civil society in which all fundamental commitments require a base of public support if they are to be sustained.
Such support constitutes a fundamental commitment by the Convention, which acknowledges the urgent need for the emergence of a“favourable environment” based, inter alia, on these approaches.
Stable democratic institutions were necessary for sustainable economic growth and poverty eradication, as were peace, security, respect for human rights and the rule of law,gender equality and a fundamental commitment to just and democratic societies.
The fundamental commitment of States to resolve disputes peacefully, to cease support for terrorism and to live peacefully within secure boundaries can lay the foundation for a future disarmament of conventional arms.
The consensus underlying this report is of special importance because it indicates a fundamental commitment by all Member States to the ongoing process of reforming and strengthening the United Nations system.
The fundamental commitment of States to resolve disputes peacefully, to cease support for terrorism, and to live peacefully within secure boundaries can lay the foundation for future disarmament of conventional arms.
To ensure that general health and HIV-related policies, programmes and services are free of stigma and discrimination andare built on the fundamental commitment to respecting, protecting and promoting human rights and gender equality.
Revive the fundamental commitments of all NPT parties: the five nuclear-weapon States to negotiate towards nuclear disarmament and the non-nuclear-weapon States to refrain from developing nuclear weapons.
The very existence of a military court for children is inconsistent with international humanitarian law's fundamental commitment to uphold, pursuant to article 40(1) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child,"a child's sense of dignity and worth.
Of course, the fundamental commitment of all parties to pursue disarmament derives from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons- and was reaffirmed in the Principles and Objectives adopted by the Review and Extension Conference last year.
Leaders on both sides appeared ready to usher in a new era, one based on the mutual recognition of the legitimate rights andclaims of both sides and anchored in a fundamental commitment to renounce violence and terrorism and settle all outstanding issues through a peaceful process of negotiations.
Numerous elements of these initiatives correspond to the views of Switzerland which, from the outset, hoped that the decision for extension would be accompanied by brief and precise texts which recall and strengthen the principles,mechanisms and fundamental commitments of the parties to the Treaty.
It should be recalled that the demilitarization by UNITA of its forces constitutes a fundamental commitment under the Protocol, but as a result of these inadmissible delays, the disarmament and demobilization of the UNITA troops that have not yet been registered with the United Nations has not begun.