Примеры использования Multilateral machinery на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No multilateral machinery is perfect.
It is therefore deeply disturbing that parts of the multilateral machinery are still paralysed.
The multilateral machinery must never become an end in itself.
We note with concern the lack of progress in the multilateral machinery dealing with the issue of disarmament.
In anticipation of a possible SSOD-IV, we should seek to make improvements, where possible,in the functioning of the multilateral machinery.
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The world needs an effective multilateral machinery to cope with common challenges.
The multilateral principle The objectives of the drug conventions have not yet been achieved, but the multilateral machinery is there to achieve them.
The situation as regards the multilateral machinery for disarmament and arms control is increasingly worrying.
At the point where we stand today, a clear andcomprehensive vision regarding multilateral machinery is needed more than ever.
The existing multilateral machinery dealing with disarmament and arms control has the important responsibility of prevailing on the will of the international community in this regard.
It is not so much that any of us has been asleep; the multilateral machinery works when States want it to work.
The existing multilateral machinery dealing with disarmament and arms control has the important responsibility of prevailing on the will of the international community in this regard.
It also specified measures intended to strengthen the multilateral machinery that deals with disarmament issues within the United Nations system.
Over 50 years ago, my country completely and unilaterally renounced the use of force andentrusted its security to international law and multilateral machinery for the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Institutionally, the support structure for this multilateral machinery was put in better order by merging drugs and crime in the UNODC in 2002.
Above all it will look forward, into the next decade, not only to anticipate emerging challenges butalso to make the multilateral machinery‘fit for purpose' to face those challenges.
I believe that we must revitalize the multilateral machinery for disarmament and non-proliferation and take action to ensure that it makes an effective contribution to the regional and global system.
The principal challenge ahead will be to enhance the capacities andto strengthen the capabilities of the multilateral machinery towards collective action in response to global demands and concerns.
Multilateral machinery, especially for something as fundamental as disarmament negotiations, should be designed to work in all conditions, although it does not operate in a vacuum untouched by the broader security environment.
The second idea is the need to seek mechanisms to strengthen the multilateral machinery for disarmament and non-proliferation, and to halt the growing trend of frustration.
The real question which we face is this: is it or is it not true that, in spite of our diverging priorities and concerns,we all share the same vested interest in reinforcing the multilateral machinery for disarmament and nonproliferation?
Further, we thank the First Committee secretariat for the smooth functioning of the multilateral machinery for cooperation in the field of disarmament, aimed at enhancing the maintenance of international peace and security.
Currently, the multilateral machinery through which disarmament issues are considered consists of two kinds of bodies,(a) deliberative- the General Assembly, including the First Committee, and the Disarmament Commission- and(b) negotiating- the Conference on Disarmament.
The Chairman(interpretation from French): I am moved by the honour I have today to welcome members to the 1994 substantive session of the Disarmament Commission,this important deliberative body forming part of the multilateral machinery to establish and strengthen peace.
The Disarmament Commission plays a fundamental role in the multilateral machinery as the sole deliberative body with universal participation in charge of a thorough consideration of pertinent issues of disarmament and non-proliferation.
My delegation shares that concern andreiterates that the Members of the United Nations must assume their collective responsibilities to ensure that the multilateral machinery, based on respect for international law and not on the predominance of force, functions properly.
It is highly regrettable that multilateral machinery, whether treaty-based or institutional- such as our Conference- should be compelled to remain immobile while the security context is increasingly difficult and uncertain.
The High-level Meeting of the General Assembly held in September last year reconfirmed the deep frustration of most Member States over the long-standing impasse that has paralysed the formal multilateral machinery, rendering it increasingly dysfunctional.
A resolute effort must be made to update the current institutions and multilateral machinery so as to be able to deal with the realities of the new century, while at the same time strengthening their capabilities and creating ties of mutual cooperation among them.
We are determined to strengthen the prohibitions against weapons of mass destruction, to reinforce the non-proliferation and disarmament regimes, to advance the promising conventionalarms control agenda and to contribute to the efficacy of United Nations and multilateral machinery in the entire field.