Примеры использования Multilateralism should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Multilateralism should prevail.
His delegation supported the view that multilateralism should be given a chance in the governance of the world economy.
Multilateralism should flourish in a globalized world.
Mr. Bame(Ethiopia), speaking on behalf of theGroup of African States, said that multilateralism should be a key element of the next development framework.
The concept of multilateralism should inform the international community's approaches to the Treaty.
Venezuela is in favour of strengthening the United Nations,given our conviction that multilateralism should be an effective instrument with which to forge common positions and resolve differences.
Multilateralism should represent for international relations what democracy embodies at the national level.
Regionalism and multilateralism should be not be perceived as substitutes.
Multilateralism should be at the heart of all of our efforts and negotiations in the areas of disarmament and non-proliferation.
As a form of present-day democracy, multilateralism should provide the foundation for the stability of the new and, in every respect, democratic world order.
Multilateralism should be strengthened as a means of furthering negotiation on arms regulation and disarmament.
Let me, at the outset, unequivocally state that multilateralism should be the preferred means for effecting international peace, security and human development.
In my view, multilateralism should become the basis for the dialogue between nuclear-weapon and non-nuclear-weapon States.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the concept of multilateralism should be expanded beyond action by States alone to include the effective participation of a variety of voices within those States.
Multilateralism should ultimately be reflected, not in words, but in deeds, in the capacity for leadership, and in the willingness to share in the desires and needs of other States.
The United Nations andother international organizations that carry the legitimacy of multilateralism should play a leading role in directing the course of events and developments, taking into account the interests of the majority of the Organization's members in an inclusive, peaceful, just, universal and democratic manner.
Cooperative multilateralism should seek just, peaceful and durable solutions to conflicts and disputes. It should address the root causes of conflicts and chaos, rather than only their symptoms and consequences.
Indonesia believes that multilateralism should be at the heart of all our efforts in the prevention of conflicts at the intra-State level.
That new multilateralism should also contribute decisively to solving conflicts, to constructive dialogue, to development cooperation and, ultimately, to establishing peace throughout the world and building a more just and equitable international order grounded in solidarity.
We agree that support for multilateralism should result in all States sharing responsibility for the conduct of international relations in the new century.
While multilateralism should form the cornerstone of the global non-proliferation regime and promote global security, other initiatives such as the Proliferation Security Initiative were important for bolstering ongoing international counter-proliferation efforts.
The view was expressed that multilateralism should be strengthened and a much closer partnership established between the United Nations and Bretton Woods institutions.
We believe that multilateralism should provide the instrument and the forum for creating a multipolar, independent and peaceful world of solidarity.
That was how multilateralism should be: flexible, responsive, creative and dynamic; and above all, focused on overcoming obstacles and delivering results.
We maintain that multilateralism should be the main conduit of international cooperation against the proliferation of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction.
The commitment to multilateralism should lead to the exercise of shared responsibility on the part of all States in the attainment of those commitments and goals.
The principle of multilateralism should be followed, and the role of the United Nations and other relevant international organizations must be accorded due importance and given full play.
The principle of multilateralism should be followed and the role of the United Nations and other relevant international organizations must be accorded due importance and be given full play.
In such cases, the principle of multilateralism should make it possible to take the necessary steps on the basis of international law and the procedures established by disarmament and non-proliferation agreements.
The giveandtake basics of multilateralism should inform our approaches in this regard, because multilateral solutions are sustainable and have the potential of advancing in earnest international peace and security.