Примеры использования Multilateralism must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First, multilateralism must be equitable.
This new quest for a better and more effective multilateralism must be shared by all.
Fourthly, multilateralism must be effective.
With international peace andsecurity as our common goal, multilateralism must be our common path.
Secondly, multilateralism must be democratic.
Finally, I would like to repeat my call that partnership must trump nationalism and that multilateralism must transcend unilateralism.
Thirdly, multilateralism must be principled.
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.
Multilateralism must not remain only a word.
The philosophy of compromise and the culture of multilateralism must be restored to their rightful place.
Multilateralism must, however, have preconditions.
All States must implement General Assembly resolutions, and multilateralism must not be used by a few powerful countries only to serve their own interests.
Multilateralism must be one of the means for combating the effects of the crisis.
We agree with the Secretary-General that the instruments of multilateralism must be revitalized if they are to continue contributing to international peace and security.
Multilateralism must take centre stage in the struggle to deal with these challenges.
Faced, however, with initiatives that take a partial approach to disarmament issues,Mexico emphasizes once again that multilateralism must serve as the core principle in negotiations on these matters.
But multilateralism must adapt and respond to new security threats.
It is for this reason that multilateralism must be given priority by the international community.
Multilateralism must be the basic principle in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation.
Institutional renewal, a strengthened United Nations and a robust multilateralism must allow us to forge a truly effective global response and commitment to the common threats and challenges that confront us.
Multilateralism must be the core principle in negotiations in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation.
It is for this reason that multilateralism must be given priority by the international community.
Such multilateralism must listen to the voices of peoples living in extreme poverty and underdevelopment.
In order to attain that goal, multilateralism must be rehabilitated in order to deal with the issue of disarmament.
Multilateralism must be underpinned by legally binding rules in order to ensure a predictable and stable environment.
That spirit of renewed multilateralism must also inform the engagement of the United Nations with this crisis.
Multilateralism must be paramount as we strive toward ways and means for better management of our planet.
Member States also agree that multilateralism must remain the core basis for negotiations in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation.
Multilateralism must remain a core principle, and we must continue to ensure that these instruments function well.
Such renewed multilateralism must place the United Nations at the centre of international cooperation.