Примеры использования Issues relating to international peace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During the Conference, a variety of issues relating to international peace, security and disarmament were widely discussed.
Another disquieting trend is Security Council encroachment on General Assembly competences with respect to issues relating to international peace and security.
All issues relating to international peace and security should be regulated through dialogue and cooperation in the context of international law.
In our view,the Assembly should respond more quickly and effectively to issues relating to international peace and security.
Important issues relating to international peace and security were often dealt with in line with the interests of specific countries, while the development agenda was neglected.
In order to address that negative practice,the General Assembly's role should be enhanced to enable it to discuss important issues relating to international peace and security.
Thus, the General Assembly should focus further on issues relating to international peace and security, in accordance with the relevant articles of the Charter.
Issues relating to international peace and security were being handled arbitrarily by certain countries in order to advance their own interests, and the application of double standards was increasingly prevalent.
We remain convinced that the establishment of therule of law and multilateralism are the only options for us in dealing with issues relating to international peace and security, including disarmament.
First, we need to enhance the role of the General Assembly in resolving issues relating to international peace and security, in particular by broadening opportunities for United Nations Member States to convene special emergency sessions of the General Assembly.
The General Assembly was the supreme policy- and decision-making organ of the United Nations; accordingly,it should be empowered to address any major issues relating to international peace and security.
The exchange of views between non-Council andCouncil members in these thematic debates on issues relating to international peace and security allows for the development of appropriate strategies that are more holistic and integrated, involving all the major organs of the United Nations.
Fifthly, the threat of the use of the veto isoften used even to prevent or delay a request for debate intended to allow the general membership to make its pronouncements on critical issues relating to international peace and security.
The exchange of viewsbetween Council members and non-members in these thematic discussions on issues relating to international peace and security will allow for the development of appropriate strategies that are more holistic and integrated, involving all the major organs of the United Nations.
Therefore, the General Assembly's review of the report of the Security Council should serve as an opportunity for Member States to have a meaningful exchange of views on the Council's handling of major issues relating to international peace and security in the previous year.
We consider that issues relating to international peace and security should be brought directly to the General Assembly for deliberation, and that a new system should be established to endorse Security Council resolutions on the use of force, sanctions and peace-keeping operations.
My delegation remains determined to work in conformity with the United Nations Charter andthe principles of international law in dealing with all issues relating to international peace and security, including disarmament, in the service of humankind.
The underlying reason is the urgent need for the United Nations to assume responsibility for eliminating hotbeds of tension around the world,given the failure of the Security Council to deal with those issues relating to international peace and security.
The presentation of the report of the Security Council to the General Assemblyis highly important and useful, due to the numerous relevant issues relating to international peace and security and because it provides a complete record of the Council's work.
At the recent Extraordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union concerning Africa's relationship with the International Criminal Court, participants had rejected the targeting of African leaders by the Court andcalled for dialogue with the Security Council on issues relating to international peace and security.
Turning now to chapter IV of the Secretary-General's report, which concerns preventive diplomacy and conflict resolution, my delegation first of all underlines the significance of“An Agenda for Peace”(A/47/277),which offers a conceptual foundation for discussing issues relating to international peace and security following the end of the cold war. The report, in fact, has been a starting-point for many specific reforms within the United Nations system.
Moreover, the Assembly should identify measures to simplify the Uniting for Peace process to enable swifter and more urgent action by the Assembly, in recognition of its role on issues relating to international peace and security, as set out in the Charter.
Identify measures to simplify the Uniting for Peace procedure to enable swifter and urgent action by the General Assembly, in recognition of its role on issues relating to international peace and security as set out in the Charter;
Nevertheless, the new Government has asked that I specifically draw to the attention of the General Assembly that it is a Government that is strongly interested in, and committed to, nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.That commitment will inform its approach to issues relating to international peace and security in the United Nations and other international forums.
Similarly, attention must be given to the reasons that prevent the Council from taking strong positions on important issues related to international peace and security.
The majority of Committee members hope that we will narrow the differences existing among us andthat we will reach agreed solutions on issues related to international peace and security.
The Security Council could attend to any issue relating to international peace and security without the urging of the General Assembly.
The General Assembly, as the Organization's chief representative organ and main policymaking body,should play its key role in addressing issues related to international peace and security.
The fact that issues related to international peace and security, in particular the military activities of the Arctic-rim States, are not on the table emphasizes the need to address the full array of indigenous peoples' political, economic, social and cultural rights in an interrelated, indivisible fashion.
With regard to paragraph 5, we note that the General Assembly is the Organization's sole independent, democratic anduniversal body with the full authority to make any pronouncement on this and other issues related to international peace and security.