Примеры использования Illicit trade in conventional arms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Participants recognized the links that exist between the legal and illicit trade in conventional arms.
The illicit trade in conventional arms is a major factor in armed violence by organized criminals and by terrorists.
The remit of any proposed verification mechanism should be restricted to illicit trade in conventional arms.
The need to prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms, including small arms and light weapons, and their ammunition.
Saudi Arabia wishes to affirm the importance of elaborating a universal instrument that curbs the illicit trade in conventional arms.
To prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms and their diversion to the illicit market or for unauthorized end use;
Singapore believes that an arms trade treaty should seek to address the threat posed to international peace and security by the illicit trade in conventional arms.
Illicit trade in conventional arms has severe destabilizing effects and humanitarian consequences and is a threat to international peace and security.
States parties shall cooperate at the bilateral,regional and international levels to prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms.
Nonetheless, the unchecked spread and illicit trade in conventional arms and ammunition are helping to sustain conflicts that are destabilizing many States and entire regions.
The successful development of an arms trade treaty would significantly enhance international cooperation and coordination to prevent the illicit trade in conventional arms.
To effectively address the threat posed to international peace and security by the illicit trade in conventional arms, it is important that an arms trade treaty be universal, focused, practical and implementable.
Even if they are feasible on paper, the guidelines or standards that no countries have sincere intentions to implement are meaningless for combating illicit trade in conventional arms.
Efforts to combat the illicit trade in conventional arms, ammunition and explosives are also on the agenda of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism, given the phenomenon's close relationship to the problem of terrorism.
The African Group believes that we should work towards a legally binding instrument that will address effectively the challenges posed by the illicit trade in conventional arms.
It is generally acknowledged that illicit trade in conventional arms contributes to their wanton dissemination to non-State actors and becomes an instrument in perpetrating armed violence by organized criminals or by terrorists.
We are not, however, convinced that it is the absence of common international standards on trade in conventional arms that is responsible for the irresponsible or illicit trade in conventional arms. .
Emphasis was also placed on the need to encourage efforts to control the illicit trade in conventional arms, as well as explore the link between conventional weapons and other United Nations goals such as peace and development.
The adoption of General Assembly resolution 61/89 represented a significant step towards the goal of making concrete progress in regulating the global arms trade and, ultimately,in combating the illicit trade in conventional arms.
Saudi Arabia affirms the importance of the universality of the proposed treaty,which is aimed at restricting the illicit trade in conventional arms on the basis of respect and equality among its parties in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.
Some Member States expressed concern over the destabilizing effect of illicit arms flows and the indiscriminate effect of explosive weapons on civilian populations, andalso emphasized the role of the Arms Trade Treaty in preventing and eradicating the illicit trade in conventional arms.
The ATT focus on measures to regulate the licit trade andprevent and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms and to prevent their diversion to the illicit market or for unauthorized end use including the commission of terrorist acts Preamble, paragraph 2.
We believe that the group of governmental experts should be given a more restrictive mandate, in precise terms, namely,to examine the question either of illicit trade in conventional arms or of trade in conventional arms for legitimate purposes, and not for both.
A large number of Member States participate in relevant international, regional and subregional initiatives to prevent,combat and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms, especially small arms and light weapons, and share rules and best practices.
The main objective of the treaty should be to establish the set of the highest possible international norms regulating international arms transfers;to prevent the illicit trade in conventional arms; to promote transparency and accountability in the arms trade; and to be of universal application.
This new item, which came to the Disarmament Commission agenda in accordance with General Assembly resolution 48/77 A, is aimed at re-examining andstrengthening the existing regime for the eradication of the international illicit trade in conventional arms, and at identifying possible new methods and measures to bring international illicit arms trafficking to an end.
The illicit and irresponsible trade in conventional arms has a direct and devastating impact on communities, undermines security and exacerbates conflict.
Governments should consult on how to strengthen the existing cooperation aimed at constraining illicit international trade in conventional arms and to identify possible additional measures to halt it.
By regulating the legal trade in conventional arms, an arms trade treaty should also contribute to preventing the illicit and irresponsible trade in conventional arms and the diversion of transferred weapons to unintended and unauthorized users.
State agencies engaged in combating the illicit trade in conventional small arms and light weapons and ammunition strive to develop the technical and specialist skills of their employees in all aspects of crime prevention, including crimes related to the illicit trade in arms of all types.