Примеры использования Latvia supports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Latvia supports that concept.
With respect to the debate on restructuring the Security Council, Latvia supports increasing the number of members of the Security Council.
Latvia supports the ongoing democratic processes in the Russian Federation.
President Bērziņš said that Latvia supports Kazakhstan's efforts and sees it as an important partner not just for Latvia, but also for the EU.
Latvia supports expansion of the Security Council in both categories of membership.
Latvia supports the continuation of negotiations with Turkey on the country's accession to the European Union.
Latvia supports the efforts aimed at rationalizing the structure and the agenda of the General Assembly.
Latvia supports the establishment of the post of United Nations high commissioner for human rights.
Latvia supports serious reforms in the European Union by engaging actively in their formulation and implementation.
Today, Latvia supports the incorporation of human rights objectives into all aspects of United Nations work.
Latvia supports broader use of renewable energy resources to reduce carbon dioxide(CO2) emissions.
Latvia supports the Proliferation Security Initiative(PSI) as a tool that aims to prevent trafficking in WMD.
Latvia supports the establishment of an effective court and hopes that an overwhelming majority of United Nations Member States will do likewise.
Latvia supports the complementarity of efforts among international organizations at a global and regional level to use all instruments at their disposal.
Latvia supports a reasonable balance between nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, which would reduce the global nuclear threat.
Latvia supports the principle that, when allocating funding for the European Union's new priorities, the new amount should be balanced with funding for current priorities.
Latvia supports the efforts directed at creating nuclear-weapon-free zones and signing appropriate agreements, consistent with international law and agreements.
Latvia supports enlargement that is based on the enduring political stability of these countries, as well as their fulfilment of strong criteria, based on their individual performance in the fulfilment of those criteria.
Latvia supports the efforts of the Pakistani authorities that are aimed at ensuring peace and stability at home and in the region, and are based on national interests and international cooperation.
Latvia supports the enlargement of the Security Council, perceiving this as a fair opportunity for small nations to increase their role in important international decision-making.
Latvia supports the European Union's goal of expanding that list by adding new important free trade agreements, including with countries of the Mercosur bloc, Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand.
Latvia supports the Proliferation Security Initiative as a tool that aims to prevent trafficking of weapons of mass destruction and related material by both State and non-State actors.
Latvia supports the strengthening of the European Union's energy policy in a way that promotes security, competitiveness and sustainability of energy supplies while reducing the environmental impact of the energy sector.
On article xx, Latvia supported the views expressed by the representative of Canada.
Latvia supported Romania's accession to the European Union on January 1, 2007.
Latvia supported the unconditional and indefinite extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
In that connection, Latvia supported the expansion of cooperation between the United Nations and regional security organizations and arrangements.
In terms of the cooperationbetween the EU and Uruguay, the President of Latvia pointed out that Latvia supported resumption of negotiations on the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement.
At the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly, Latvia supported the following resolutions dealing with nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.
To reduce such inequities, Latvia supported the recommendation of the Committee on Contributions in paragraph 50 of its report(A/50/11/Add.2), which was consistent with the European Union's proposal and the position of the Group of 77, namely, to lower the floor assessment rate to 0.001 per cent.