Примеры использования Issues of arms control на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this regard, we must first consider the essential issues of arms control and disarmament.
Unfortunately, the issues of arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation were not adequately reflected in the decisions taken during the Summit.
The CD, as the only multilateral negotiating body on the issues of arms control and disarmament, should better meet them.
Issues of arms control and disarmament are important matters affecting the peace, security and development of the peoples of the world.
This meeting is being held at a time when the international community is faced with increasingly divergent views on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament.
His presence among us today is proof of his personal interest in the issues of arms control and disarmament and of the importance he attaches to our forum.
This meeting is being held at a time when the international community faces increasingly divergent views on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament.
In this connection, Egypt believes that it is the issues of arms control and regional security that will determine the form and extent of cooperation amongst the countries of the region in the future.
We believe that our full participation in the work of the Conference on Disarmament will allow us to make further contributions to the issues of arms control and disarmament.
I would now like to dwell upon some other issues of arms control and disarmament which are more or less related to the CD agenda and which, in my opinion, also affect the course of your negotiations.
This meeting is being held at a time when the international community is faced with increasingly divergent views on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament.
His presence among us yet again today is proof of his personal interest in the issues of arms control and disarmament and of the importance he attaches to our forum.
This session of the First Committee is thus being held at a time when the international community holds increasingly divergent views on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament.
For many decades, the Conference on Disarmament has had an agenda with some six orseven practically unchanged fundamental issues of arms control and disarmament on it, which the Conference is supposed to address or work on as a negotiating body.
We would also like to briefly announce that Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi of China will address the Conference at 10.00 a.m. on the twelfth of August,to set forth China's positions on the issues of arms control and non-proliferation.
Since the issues of arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation affect the vital security interests of all States, all States should have the opportunity fully to participate and play an equal role in negotiations on these issues. .
Also calls upon all States of the region to join the multilateral negotiations in order toenable progress on issues of arms control and regional security, wherever possible;
The recent reawakening of the international community on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament was amply demonstrated by the summit on nuclear disarmament convened by the Security Council on 24 September 2009 see S/PV.6191.
This would include the organization of disarmament conferences,seminars and workshops for informal exchanges of views on topical issues of arms control, disarmament and international security.
During the last five years, I have directed attention to the need to engage with the issues of arms control and disarmament because of their close connection with the establishment of security and stability in the region, particularly in relation to nuclear issues, programmes and projects and the implications of these for regional security.
In other words, we all have to give a little to achieve the goal which I am sure we all desire, which is to relaunchthe substantive work of the Conference, the sole multilateral negotiating forum on issues of arms control and disarmament.
The above notwithstanding, the recent reawakening of the international community on how best to address the issues of arms control and disarmament was amply demonstrated by the summit on nuclear disarmament convened by the Security Council on 24 September 2009.
Any further reduction of the duration would seriously diminish the importance, the relevance andthe effectiveness of the Committee as the most representative multilateral body dealing with the issues of arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation.
Mr. BOTEZ(Romania) said that the issues of arms control and disarmament were only components of a more comprehensive concept of international stability and security, and that disarmament was only one of the means of guaranteeing international security. Now that the irreconcilable confrontation between East and West was over, it was necessary to decide how to define what international security meant and how to ensure its maintenance in the post-cold-war period.
The Conference on Disarmament was established in the middle of the twentieth century as a forum which would allow what was termed at the time"militarily significant States" to engage in a dialogue with other members of the international community on issues of arms control and disarmament.
The S.G. has been making tremendous efforts to ensure international peace and security,with his strong personal awareness of the importance of the issues of arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation of both conventional weapons and weapons of mass destruction including nuclear weapons.
With a large network of affiliated scholars andexperts, especially with the affiliation of the Chinese Scientists Group on Arms Control, it focuses its research programmes mainly on issues of arms control and disarmament, non-proliferation, peace and security and sustainable development, among others, and holds bilateral or multilateral seminars regularly.
The issue of arms control and the evaluation of national export control systems go far beyond the scope of UNODC.
Practical coordination is conducted with the Iraqi National Security Council with a view to transferring the issue of arms control from the Ministry of the Interior and making it a matter of State concern.
The issue of arms control in outer space, raised more than 20 years ago, got its a second wind in the form of a draft treaty on prevention of the placement of nuclear weapons in outer space, submitted by the Russian Federation and China, and has been actively discussed in recent years.