Примеры использования Multilateral arms control на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Multilateral arms control.
The United States is strongly committed to effective multilateral arms control.
On the whole, the multilateral arms control process still lacks vitality.
I would now like to set forth our position on some of the major multilateral arms control and disarmament issues.
Multilateral arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation are means, not an end in themselves.
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There is still a long way to go in multilateral arms control and non-proliferation.
Progress, as multilateral arms control has produced impressive results, which we should not forget.
What we must do is to negotiate multilateral arms control agreements.
How the Conference handles this issue will affect its future role as well as the future of multilateral arms control.
On the other hand, the multilateral arms control and disarmament process is faced with difficulties and challenges.
FMCT negotiations would alsobe a timely and welcome vote of confidence in multilateral arms control and disarmament.
The multilateral arms control agenda and the working methods of the disarmament community should be reviewed to match the new realities.
Our job is to negotiate seriously and with dispatch on multilateral arms control issues where consensus exists.
We see no direct connection, as stated in the draft resolution,between general environmental standards and multilateral arms control.
It is the negotiating body of the international community for multilateral arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament issues.
We see no direct connection, as stated in the draft resolution,between general environmental standards and multilateral arms control.
The majority of the multilateral arms control treaties have been implemented smoothly, and further progress has been achieved in some areas.
This year's session of the CD is taking place at a difficult anddelicate time for multilateral arms control and disarmament.
A cut-off treaty is the next logical step on the multilateral arms control agenda, and is essential if we are to advance nuclear non-proliferation.
Since its inception, the Conference on Disarmament has played a central role in developing a multilateral arms control and disarmament regime.
Multilateral arms control becomes a"zero sum" struggle among competing economic or political interests, instead of a"plus sum" endeavour in which all States gain security.
In the new circumstances, strengthening the Commission's work will play a positive role in advancing multilateral arms control and non-proliferation.
The strong United States commitment to effective multilateral arms control is demonstrated by our actions over the past year with respect to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW.
The First Committee has often met after some seminal event that seemed to offer an opportunity for multilateral arms control progress.
As many colleagues have noted,2009 is an important year for multilateral arms control and disarmament, and the tasks we face are even more daunting.
We should not lose the opportunity we have this year to make the Conference on Disarmament once again the bastion of multilateral arms control that it used to be.
Multilateral arms control and non-proliferation agreements should not remain static; rather, they should grow increasingly stronger and more efficient in the fight against new and emerging threats.
However, we do not see a direct connection between general environmental standards and multilateral arms control, as stated in the draft resolution.
Mr. HOLUM(United States of America): Mr. President,the United States congratulates you on your assumption of the Chair at this critical time for multilateral arms control.
As an integral part of that machinery, the UNDC has made useful contributions to promoting the multilateral arms control and disarmament process, and its status and role are irreplaceable.