Примеры использования Multilateral disarmament instruments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For a number of years Algeria has been engaged in a process of accession to multilateral disarmament instruments.
Accession to other existing multilateral disarmament instruments such as the Inhumane Weapons Convention, the Seabed Treaty, the Environmental Modification Convention, the Outer Space Treaty.
Supporting national, regional and subregional implementation of existing multilateral disarmament instruments;
For several years now, this lack of progress on new multilateral disarmament instruments has directly affected our common security in the twenty-first century and weakened the multilateral disarmament system.
The impasse in the Conference on Disarmament, the sole forum for negotiation and multilateral disarmament instruments, is disappointing.
The lack of progress for several years on new multilateral disarmament instruments has unquestionably affected our shared security in the twenty-first century and weakened the multilateral disarmament system.
We urge States to refrain from any action that would undermine the letter andspirit of relevant multilateral disarmament instruments and their universalization.
Universalization of multilateral disarmament instruments is also important, and cooperation between States, including appropriate technical and financial assistance, is essential to enable all States to have the requisite capability to fulfil their obligations.
It is all the more important that the CD again gets down to real work, the work for which it was instituted:the negotiation of valuable multilateral disarmament instruments.
The Mine Ban Convention andthe Convention on Cluster Munitions demonstrate that it is possible to negotiate multilateral disarmament instruments that have an immediate humanitarian effect on the ground and strengthen the protection of civilians.
CBMs are facilitated by good governance atthe international/all levels and the rule of law by implementing relevant multilateral disarmament instruments.
Yet, it is the responsibility of all of us to history and future generations to promote andstrengthen the various multilateral disarmament instruments in order to reduce the threat that conventional weapons and weapons of mass destruction pose to humankind.
The past achievements of the Conference andits predecessor entities have illustrated the role that this body can play in the negotiation of key multilateral disarmament instruments.
The period of time since this Committee last met has also been marked by high-profile anniversaries of various multilateral disarmament instruments, such as the tenth anniversary of the Ottawa Convention on anti-personnel mines and the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Those practical, yet essentially ad hoc measures and activities are, however,in our view in no way a substitute for the development of strong and effective multilateral disarmament instruments.
In this context, my delegation emphasizes the need for multilateral principles in approaching disarmament issues,in particular through enhancing the multilateral disarmament instruments and finding and supporting a clear mechanism for confidence-building, until the desired goals and ideals of international peace and security are achieved.
This conviction should lead us out of our impasse so thatthe Conference regains its crucial role as a forum for negotiating multilateral disarmament instruments.
In addition, the 18-year impasse in the Conference on Disarmament, the permanent forum of the United Nations in charge of negotiating binding multilateral disarmament instruments, has directly affected compliance with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. Of the 13 systematic steps for disarmament agreed on in 2000, five would have to be fulfilled by means of multilateral negotiations in the Disarmament Commission.
New Zealand's strong and consistent policy is that all weapons of mass destruction(WMD) should be eliminated, and that this elimination should be verified andenforced through robust legally binding multilateral disarmament instruments.
It is time for the international community to show its resolve to maintain the credibility of multilateral disarmament instruments by taking action to compel Israel to comply.
During the General Assembly debate of 27 July, my delegation noted the past achievements of the Conference and its predecessors,which have illustrated the role this body can play in the negotiation of multilateral disarmament instruments.
We deem it critical that there be fulfilment by the nuclear-weapon States of their obligations under multilateral disarmament instruments, in particular article VI of the NPT.
During the reporting period, the Centre continued to hold consultations and maintained correspondence with Member States of the Africa region with a view to promoting the signing, ratification andfull compliance with multilateral disarmament instruments in the region.
The Conference on Disarmament, as has been said many times,is the sole institution for the negotiation of multilateral disarmament instruments, and our hope is that we will get it back to work.
This growing feeling of insecurity has brought the issue of disarmament to the top of the United Nations agenda.It should prompt us all to work collectively to restore the role of the Conference on Disarmament as the sole multilateral organ for negotiating multilateral disarmament instruments.
The Centre continued to organize annual United Nations conferences on disarmament and non-proliferation issues,as well as regional seminars to promote the universality and implementation of multilateral disarmament instruments.
Nuclear disarmament is an international legal obligation under article 6 of the NPT,a treaty which is currently the only multilateral disarmament instrument.
Firm guarantee of the viability of key multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation instruments.
It represents a new democracy in the verification of multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation instruments.
Supporting national, regional and subregional implementation of existing multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation instruments and resolutions;