Примеры использования Intentions of states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would also reduce uncertainty andunpredictability as well as reinforce the peaceful declarations and intentions of States.
Transparency in the actions and intentions of States possessing nuclear weapons could reduce the incentive for their neighbours to develop such weapons.
Reduce or even eliminate the causes of mistrust, misunderstanding andmiscalculation with regard to the activities and intentions of States.
It would contribute to the reduction of dangerous misconceptions about the intentions of States and would also bring about restraint in the production and transfer of arms.
Openness in military matters would also reduce uncertainty and unpredictability,as well as reinforce the peaceful declarations and intentions of States.
The intentions of States or international organizations that were formulating the unilateral statements called"objections" was the element at the heart of the definition.
Openness and cooperation in military matters would also reduce uncertainty andunpredictability as well as reinforce the peaceful declarations and intentions of States.
It was felt that, whether ornot this standard is achieved would be left to the"best intentions" of States, as has been the case for many past decades.
Recognition that adherence to, and full compliance with, international arms control, disarmament andnon-proliferation norms help build confidence as to the peaceful intentions of states;
In addition, we acknowledge that earth observation provides a level of assurance concerning the conduct and intentions of States that is essential to the maintenance of global security.
Background: Toward ensuring the realization of the intentions of States to address the humanitarian impact of unexploded ordnance, it will be useful to consider the role of assistance and cooperation.
First, although the idea itself that underlies it deserves support, one cannot help butnote that evaluating the goals and intentions of States can, in practice, be a very complex task.
While he acknowledged the good intentions of States that wished to make the responsibility to protect an international standard, the legitimate concerns prompted by the issue could not be ignored.
Such an exchange orprovision could promote trust among States and reduce the occurrence of dangerous misconceptions about the intentions of States.
They also assist in building confidence as to the peaceful intentions of States and can help States to increase understanding, enhance clarity of intentions and create conditions for establishing a predictable strategic situation in both the economic and security arenas.
Such a measure should enable us to reduce uncertainty and unpredictability in international relations,to highlight the peaceful intentions of States and to improve the domestic security environment.
If the intentions of States towards the human race are gauged by the number of weapons they possess, the representative of the Czech Republic ought to have applied his criterion to the States that possess huge arsenals of weapons of mass destruction, particularly those States that have not hesitated to use such weapons in situations totally unrelated to the principle of legitimate self-defence.
Transparency and confidence-building measures can reduce, or even eliminate, misunderstandings, mistrust andmiscalculations with regard to the activities and intentions of States in outer space.
It is suggested that the Third Review Conference give particular attention to reviewing the status and operation of the CCW andits Protocols and to clarifying the intentions of States Parties on certain issues identified in the final declarations of previous review conferences.
Reaffirming the importance of strict compliance with the existing multilateral agreements related to outer space activities and recognizing that observance of the principles andrules of international space law in outer space activities contributes to building confidence in the peaceful intentions of States.
With regard to the second element, it is sufficient to recall that the law of treaties, as enshrined in the 1969 Vienna Convention,is wholly permeated by the notion that the intentions of States take precedence over the terminology which they use to express them.
In their responses to that resolution, countries expressed their support for efforts undertaken within the United Nations in the context of transparency and confidence-building measures, andnoted that the joint drafting of recommendations on possible new such measures would contribute to increasing mutual trust on the basis of a greater understanding of the intentions of States.
General Assembly resolution 46/36 L of 9 December 1991, the first resolution on the issue of transparency in armaments,affirmed that transparency in the field of armaments could reduce the occurrence of dangerous misperceptions about the intentions of States and thereby enhance trust and confidence among them.
The international community looked at Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the more than 30 other conflicts employing conventional weapons that had been fought around the world during the 1980s andconcluded that we could do more to prevent such conflicts by developing a system of transparency designed to reduce the occurrence of dangerous misperceptions about the intentions of States and to promote trust among States. .
The Special Rapporteur considered that the intention of States or international organizations was a key element of the definition of objections, as the majority of the members seemed to agree.
The most important criterion for evaluating the permissibility of a reservation was the intention of States when the treaty was concluded.
It was stated that the most important criterion for evaluating the permissibility of a reservation was the intention of States when the treaty was concluded.
The intention of States or international organizations was a key element in the definition of objections; she stressed that that intention should be clearly derived from the text of the objection, without the need for interpretation.
The Committee also received, pursuant to paragraph 15 of resolution 1737(2006),15 notifications concerning the intention of States to receive payments, or to authorize the unfreezing of assets to cover payments due under contracts entered into prior to the listing of certain entities.
Furthermore, the consent or intention of States to be bound by a treaty should remain the most important criterion on the basis of which a treaty could create legal rights and obligations for the concerned States upon its entry into force.