Примеры использования Importance of the early entry into force of the treaty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Germany continued to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty at all levels.
In its statement during the 2010 Review Conference, the Republic of Korea re-emphasized the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Sweden underlined the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty through the European Union.
In relevant multilateral forums, Finland has continued to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
New Zealand raised the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty with several annex 2 States that had not yet ratified the Treaty. .
In relevant multilateral forums, Portugal stressed the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Switzerland raised the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty, with several Annex 2 States that had not yet signed and/or ratified the Treaty. .
Italy, in bilateral talks with annex 2 States, reiterated the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
New Zealand raised the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty with several annex 2 States that had not yet ratified the Treaty. .
Turkey seized every opportunity at the regional level to promote the Treaty and reiterate the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty. .
Germany continued to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty at all levels and urged the signature and ratification of the Treaty, in a number of high-level talks, public statements, and in relevant multilateral forums.
Under the theme"Nuclear renaissance and international peace and security", the conference reaffirmed the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Germany continues to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty at all levels and urges its signature and ratification, in particular by the remaining Annex 2 States, in high-level talks, public statements and relevant multilateral forums.
In its contacts with those Annex 2 States that have not yet signed and/or ratified,Finland has continued to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Albania seized every opportunity both at the international andregional levels to reiterate the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty and urged all States that had not yet signed and/or ratified the Treaty to do so without further delay.
In its bilateral contacts with all Annex 2 States that have not yet signed or ratified the Treaty, Bulgaria has urged them todo so without further delay, stressing the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Albania seized every opportunity at both the international andregional levels to reiterate the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty, and urged all the States that had not yet signed and/or ratified the Treaty, especially the annex 2 States, to do so without further delay.
Portugal, in its bilateral contacts with annex 2 States that have not yet signed or ratified the Treaty, urged them to do so without further delay,stressing the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
In April 2009, Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty in an article entitled"Fresh momentum for disarmament", published in Spectrum,the magazine of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization.
Lithuania supported the activities performed by the European Union on a bilateral ormultilateral level to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty, and acted in line with the common position of the European Union.
We recall that the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons reaffirmed the vital importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty.
Lithuania joined every activity performed by the European Union on a bilateral ormultilateral level to stress the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty, and urged all the States that had not yet signed and/or ratified the Treaty, in particular annex 2 States, to do so without further delay.
At the opening session, the Philippine delegation emphasized that the full effectiveness of the Treaty lies in the universal adherence by States to the letter andintent of the Treaty and reaffirmed the vital importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty as a core element of the international nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
Brazil supported the statement of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States delivered at a meeting of the First Committee of the General Assembly,which emphasized the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty, and called upon all annex 2 States which had not yet done so to ratify the Treaty as a matter of priority, as well as evidence of their political will and commitment to peace and international security.
In a joint article, with the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan,published in May 2010, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany underscored the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty and called for speedy ratification by the remaining annex 2 States.
Brazil supported statements of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States andof the member States of the Union of South American Nations that emphasized the importance of the early entry into force of the Treaty and called upon all annex 2 States that had not yet done so to ratify the Treaty as a matter of priority.
The importance and urgency of the early entry into force of the Treaty was underscored.
Developments related to the North Korean nuclear issue have underscored the importance of the early entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
Japan emphasizes the importance of the early entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), which constitutes one of the major pillars of the NPT regime.