Примеры использования Its first special session devoted to disarmament на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We reaffirm, as the General Assembly declared in its first special session devoted to disarmament in 1978, that.
At its First Special Session devoted to disarmament in June 1978, the General Assembly noted in paragraph 93 of the Final Document of the session that.
The Programme was established by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament in 1978, on the initiative of Nigeria.
At its first special session devoted to disarmament, in 1978, the General Assembly adopted this as the ultimate objective of the United Nations in this field.
Likewise, the Assembly, in the historic Final Document of its first special session devoted to disarmament, held in 1978, we affirmed that.
The programme on disarmament should be guided by the basic premise andframework contained in the Final Document adopted by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament.
In 1978, in the Final Document of its first special session devoted to disarmament, the General Assembly agreed, among other things, that.
At the initiative of the non-aligned countries, which sought to give new impetus to multilateral disarmament efforts,the General Assembly in 1978 held its first special session devoted to disarmament.
During its first special session devoted to disarmament, the General Assembly attached great importance to the participation of all States possessing nuclear weapons in the negotiating body that is now the Conference on Disarmament.
The Conference, in accordance with the mandate that it received from the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, in 1978, should be the place to forge multilateral treaties.
In its first special session devoted to disarmament, in 1978, the General Assembly re-established the Commission as a deliberative body with a mandate to consider and make recommendations to the Assembly on disarmament issues.
The Chairman(interpretation from Spanish): In marking Disarmament Week, which began on 25 October 1994 at today's meeting,the Committee will be continuing the tradition established by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament.
Following the agreement of Member States,endorsed by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, the Conference is the successor to the previous multilateral negotiating bodies, created outside but linked to the United Nations.
Reaffirming the central role of the United Nations in the field of disarmament, and also reaffirming the continued importance andrelevance of multilateral disarmament machinery as mandated by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament.
In the Final Document of its first special session devoted to disarmament, the General Assembly stressed the importance of information activities to mobilize world public opinion,to encourage study and research and to avoid dissemination of false and tendentious information.
The Commission recommends that all Member States should continue to mark the observance of Disarmament Week,which was proclaimed by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, as a week devoted to fostering the objectives of disarmament. .
Pursuant to a decision taken at the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament in 1978, the United Nations Disarmament Fellowship Programme was implemented for the first time in 1979 to train experts, mainly from developing countries, on disarmament issues.
Any possible follow-up should be inclusive and Member-States-driven, and should strengthen the role and work of the Conference on Disarmament, as mandated by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament and by efforts aimed at achieving nuclear disarmament. .
The United Nations Disarmament Commission,created in June 1978 by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, has shown the potential, over the years, to formulate consensus principles, guidelines and recommendations on a large number of subjects.
The States members of the League of Arab States support the call for the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones in all areas of the world, including a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, in keeping with their commitment to nuclear disarmament as the highest priority,as affirmed by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, held in 1978.
The important function of disseminating information regarding arms limitation, disarmament andinternational security, which was recognized by the General Assembly in 1978 at its first special session devoted to disarmament, was formalized as a distinct information activity of the United Nations by the Assembly in 1982 at its second special session on disarmament. .
The evaluation recalled that, at its first special session devoted to disarmament, the General Assembly considered that the Centre for Disarmament-- now the Department for Disarmament Affairs-- should take into account fully the possibilities offered by specialized agencies and other institutions of the United Nations system with regard to studies and information on disarmament, and should also increase contacts with NGOs and research institutions resolution S-10/2, para.123.
The important function of disseminating information regarding arms limitation, disarmament and international security,which had been recognized by the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament, in 1978, was formalized within the framework of a programme known as the World Disarmament Campaign initiated by the Assembly at its second special session on disarmament, in 1982.
In that respect, it should be recalled that, at its first special session devoted to disarmament, the Assembly considered that the Centre for Disarmament should take account fully of the possibilities offered by specialized agencies and other institutions and programmes within the United Nations system with regard to studies and information on disarmament, and should also increase contacts with non-governmental organizations and research institutions in view of the valuable role they play in the field of disarmament resolution S-10/2, para. 123.
Because the objectives which are pursued and the principles which are applicable are different in the field of disarmament and in the field of international humanitarian law,the General Assembly at its first special session devoted to disarmament entrusted the task of reaching agreement on conventional weapons which cause unnecessary suffering or have indiscriminate effects to a special conference of the United Nations, and not to this sole negotiating forum for disarmament. .
It is very important to recall that the General Assembly had asserted in a document of its first special session devoted to disarmament in 1978 that the taking of effective disarmament measures and the prevention of nuclear war were matters of high priority and called on all States, particularly nuclear-weapon States, to ensure that the use of nuclear weapons is averted and that nuclear war is prevented.
In so doing we are continuing a tradition that was established by the General Assembly at its tenth special session, the first special session devoted to disarmament.
Recalling the guidelines for general andcomplete disarmament adopted at its tenth special session, the first special session devoted to disarmament.
Bearing in mind the guidelines for general andcomplete disarmament adopted at its tenth special session, the first special session devoted to disarmament.
Recalling that at its tenth special session, the first special session devoted to disarmament, it unanimously stressed the importance of both qualitative and quantitative measures in the process of disarmament. .