Примеры использования Instrument on cluster munitions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We hope that others will join us in beginning negotiations on an instrument on cluster munitions next year.
Any future instrument on Cluster Munitions should take into account the military and technical issues raised at this meeting in order to achieve such clarity.
The CMC has consistently called on states to begin work towards a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
In search of consensus on a new legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, the Group continued its deliberations in 2009.
Venezuela welcomes initiatives to harness efforts to negotiate a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
A legally binding instrument on cluster munitions would have the potential to cover over 85 per cent of the existing stockpiles that remained outside the scope of the Cluster Munitions Convention.
The Centre has offered Recommendation 3 in part because it may be more attainable than the alternative of a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
At the same time, we remain in favour of continued negotiations on a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions within the framework of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.
They should implement existing legal instruments that address landmines and explosive remnants of war anddevelop a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
Instead, it is time for the negotiation of a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions- either a comprehensive prohibition or, at least, regulation of the use of such munitions. .
It was in that spirit that Mexico andcertain countries had put before the Conference for consideration a draft mandate for the negotiation of a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
In our view,a future legally binding instrument on cluster munitions within the CCW must be compatible with, and complementary to, the Convention, and should also include provisions on cooperation and assistance.
In that context,he supported the call of the Secretary-General for a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions to be negotiated without delay.
In our view, a future, legally binding instrument on cluster munitions within the CCW needs to be compatible with the Convention on Cluster Munitions and should also include provisions on cooperation and assistance.
We take active part in the work of the group of governmental experts on the development of a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, which cause unacceptable harm to civilians.
As another contribution to the establishment of a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, Austria declared its readiness to organize a follow-up conference to the Oslo meeting, which in all likelihood will take place in Vienna in early December this year.
In early 2007 Norway, together with Austria, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand andPeru, initiated a multilateral process to adopt, by the end of 2008, a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians.
It therefore favoured the idea of setting up a working group specifically to negotiate a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, which continued to cause the most serious humanitarian problems, and it supported the proposed mandate proposed in document CCW/CONF. III/WP.1.
In that connection, the United States Government had been disappointed by the announcement made at the previous session of a meeting to be held in Oslo to negotiate, outside the framework of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, an instrument on cluster munitions.
To further the treatment of this urgent problem,Israel is introducing language that aims to incorporate in any future instrument on cluster munitions, a clear prohibition on the transfers of cluster munitions to terrorists.
He stressed that mine clearance played an important role in reducing the number of child victims. In that context, he supported the Secretary-General's call(ibid., para. 60(d))for the adoption by the end of 2008 of an effective legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
Ms. DARLOW(New Zealand)expressed regret that, notwithstanding the increased momentum towards negotiating a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, States had been unable to agree anything more ambitious than a mandate to discuss such an instrument. .
Conscious of the lengthy and difficult consultations held to draft the text, Switzerland was nonetheless in favour of adopting the current negotiating mandate and was hopeful that the work would be carried out in a credible manner by the group of experts established for that purpose,with a view to achieving a new legally binding instrument on cluster munitions that caused serious humanitarian problems.
Although it noted that the mandate to negotiate a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions was gaining wider support among the States parties, the Austrian delegation was nevertheless disappointed at the inability of the Conference to adopt such a mandate.
Mr. Mallikourtis(Greece) said that Greece, which maintained its categorical support for the full implementation of the Conventionon Certain Conventional Weapons, reiterated its strong commitment to negotiating a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions within the framework of the Convention.
His delegation had participated actively in the work of the Group of Governmental Experts, which had been charged with negotiating a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions, and wished to express its consternation at the failure of the Group to strike a balance between military aspects and humanitarian considerations.
That is a wholly unsatisfactory response that will result in two likely outcomes:(1) the GGE on ERW risks becoming irrelevant and possibly even redundant; and(2) States, international organisations andnon-governmental organisations may well become so frustrated with the lack of substantive progress in the context of the CCW process that they will initiate an'Ottawa' type alternative track process to negotiate a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions.
The Coalition noted that two thirds of the States which had declared their readiness to negotiate an instrument on cluster munitions had stockpiles of such munitions, and interpreted it as an expression of a growing commitment among the States concerned to resolve the problems created by such munitions. .
Mr. Kārkliņŝ(Latvia), speaking in his capacity as Chairperson of the Group of Governmental Experts, said that he had held bilateral andmultilateral consultations both with delegations which had shown great interest in negotiating a legally binding international instrument on cluster munitions, and with others which, during the general exchange of views, had shown reticence on the matter.
His delegation had supported from the beginning negotiations for a legally binding instrument on cluster munitions. While it was heartened that many States and civil society groups had become more aware of the importance of the issue, it regretted that it had not been possible to establish the necessary negotiations mandate.