Примеры использования Must once again на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We must once again be vigilant.
Your Honour, in these circumstances I must once again move for dismissal.
We must once again find the cardinal notion of leadership.
That is why my delegation believes that it must once again voice certain reservations.
The country must once again become a stable and prosperous nation.
From this perspective, the effects of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict must once again be highlighted.
Economic activity must once again be based on the principles of equity and transparency.
Now as never before, in the interests of preserving peace, the sponsors of the peace process must once again make efforts to build trust.
The United Nations must once again become the natural vehicle of this multilateral cooperation.
After the divisions andcontroversies of recent years, the international community must once again come together and close ranks around shared, joint objectives.
Reference must once again be made to the failure of the Bretton Woods institutions to carry out their primary mission.
All the men, andespecially the women of Afghanistan, must once again become the makers of their own fate and future.
The players must once again fight on top of the Blackbird, though this time it is not ready for takeoff, but rather having recently landed.
A new adventure of the characters of the Lion King in which they must once again save the kingdom from the threat of Simba chasing them.
We must once again to remind the public of the need to remain calm, especially after the Martians return to their own planet.
The point is that, both as Latin Americans andas a member State of the international community, we must once again face this situation.
That is why, on this day, we must once again recall that the only source of power in Ukraine is the people.
We must once again make the United Nations the instrument par excellence of our strategy to build a more stable and more prosperous world for all.
Mr. MERIMEE(France) expressed regret that the General Committee must once again consider the inclusion of the agenda item relating to Mayotte.
The players must once again fight on top of the Blackbird, though this time it is not on top of an aircraft carrier, but rather getting prepared for lift-off.
The issue of our political status must be faced and dealt with, andGuam land issues must once again become local, and not be dictated by the Federal Government.
As a result, the Committee must once again consider the large MONUC budget without the benefit of a review of the Mission's organizational and post structure.
In my capacity as current Chair of the Organization of the Islamic Conference I must once again draw the attention of the international community to the resurgence of Islamophobia in certain sectors.
I must once again remind both parties that they are responsible for ensuring the safety and security of all United Nations personnel in Angola.
Finally, again in connection with security concerns, we must once again, here in this Assembly, demand respect for our sovereign rights over the Malvinas Islands.
We must once again uphold sustainable development as a priority in international relations, not to accuse, not to intervene, not for hegemony or power, but to cooperate.
Mr. Kittikhoun(Lao People's Democratic Republic)(interpretation from French):Here at its fiftieth session the General Assembly must once again take up the agenda item entitled“Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba”.
In this regard, we must once again draw attention to the critical human rights situation of the more than 5,000 Palestinians who remain captive in Israeli prisons and detention centres.
However, in the current situation the international community must once again act together and find sustainable stabilization measures in order to prevent another downturn in the global economy.
I must once again stress the relevance of the relationship between disarmament and development, the subject of resolution 59/78, adopted by the General Assembly on 3 December 2004 upon the recommendation of the First Commission.