Примеры использования Joint international action на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The unacceptable nature andmagnitude of the crisis demands a common position and joint international action.
The danger of State terrorism demanded joint international action, free of partiality and double standards.
Favouring joint international actions and programmes with shared goals that contribute to regional integration within the framework of MERCOSUR.
This has not happened since 1990, butI dare say that we need joint international action even more in 2005 than 15 years ago.
This sum total, be it positive or negative, is butan expression of the capacity of that political will to undertake joint international action.
Another element involves joint international action in a number of areas, including those highlighted below.
The global vision of peace and security in the world is no less important at the regional level,which complements and supports joint international action.
This document also formulates a proposal for joint international action on the evaluation of current surveillance mechanisms as a basis for joint action under the Protocol.
As emphasized in the Political Declaration and the Global Programme of Action adopted by the General Assembly in 1990,the fight against the scourge of drugs requires joint international action.
Believing in the importance of combating terrorism through joint international action, the State of Kuwait wishes to cooperate fully with the Counter-Terrorism Committee and reply to all of the questions raised.
I am pleased to address the Assembly and share the views of my country, Libya, on a number of serious andsensitive issues that we deem important for joint international action and increased universal cooperation.
This serious problem of global significance can only be solved through joint international action to limit the use of, and access to, anti-personnel mines and, ultimately, to ban their use altogether.
The reports of the Special Rapporteurs to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination(CERD), describing continued grave violations of human rights and the deteriorating situation in the former Yugoslavia,stressed the importance of joint international action to combat such violations.
Thus it becomes essential to develop a balancing strategy for joint international action, especially now that interdependence and multilateralism must form the basis of cooperation in international relations.
Finally, a number of external developments,including those related to Kosovo, contributed to a general climate of polarization in which joint international action to contain local conflicts became more and more difficult.
In the social field, attempts have been made to steer the course of joint international action towards ensuring the predominance of the values and principles of a certain cultural tradition at the expense of the cultural concepts and values of other nations.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its protocols, andthe conventions on drug control and corruption provided a sufficient legal basis for joint international action against various aspects of organized crime.
As such, it called for joint international action based on a clear legal definition that distinguished the crime of terrorism from legitimate national struggles for liberation, without which scores of Member States would never have gained their freedom and independence.
The Council Chamber is the one room where cameras from all over the world regularly roll, the one room where resolutions might bring about the resolution of the conflicts besiegingour post-cold war world, and the one room where international order can be forcefully reshaped or restored through joint international action.
Tunisia reaffirms its determination to continue actively contributing to joint international action to find adequate, fair and durable solutions to current problems, through joining in all efforts based on dialogue, mutual respect, consensus and mutual support within the framework of the United Nations.
The present paper summarizes guidance available from the World Health Organization(WHO)with regard to the surveillance of drinking-water systems and formulates a proposal for joint international action on the evaluation of current surveillance mechanisms as a basis for joint action under the Protocol for consideration by the Working Group.
The Convention and the Protocols thereto have been recognized as a significant development in international criminal law and in joint international action against transnational organized crime see report of the Secretary-General on promoting the ratification of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Protocols thereto E/CN.15/2002/10.
By its resolution 44/236 of 22 December 1989, the General Assembly declared the 1990s the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, reflecting growing awareness of the need for joint international action, if not to eliminate the threat to mankind posed by natural disasters, then at least to mitigate their effects through a framework of action for disaster prevention or risk management.
Iraq believes that the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of resolution 68/38 is an important step towards promoting joint international action to unify multilateral efforts on disarmament and combating proliferation, particularly as the current global challenges require States to take collective and effective measures in order to address any threat to international peace and security.
By virtue of resolution 44/236 of 22 December 1989,which proclaimed the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, the General Assembly recognized the need for joint international action in order to mitigate, if not to eliminate once and for all, the threat of natural disasters weighing over mankind, by setting up a programme of action for prevention or for risk management.
Iraq believes that the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of resolution 67/38 is an important step towards promoting joint international action to unify multilateral efforts on disarmament and combating proliferation, particularly as the current global challenges require States to take collective and effective measures in order to address any threat to international peace and security.
However, combating this dangerous phenomenon should not be carried out on a unilateral basis or through indiscriminate military revenge,which destroys lives and property, but through joint international action within the framework of the United Nations in order to ensure the elimination of all the root causes and manifestations of terrorism and thereby preserve the security and stability of societies and the territorial integrity of States.
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