Примеры использования Need for negotiations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It does not remove the compelling need for negotiations.
That between the need for negotiations and a willingness to weaken the level of the mandates;
Profound differences on substance(e.g.,stocks of fissile material, need for negotiations on nuclear disarmament, etc.)?
We also stress the need for negotiations on a legally binding instrument in that regard.
The draft resolution reaffirmed the Palestinian people's inalienableright to self-determination and an independent State and recognized the need for negotiations to achieve peace in the Middle East.
Resolution approved on 18 December stressed the need for negotiations between Syrian government and opposition forces.
Deplorable recent developments in the sphere of nuclear proliferation underscore the urgency of perfecting the existing non-proliferation regimes and the imperative need for negotiations on nuclear disarmament to go forward.
It helps to eliminate the need for negotiations at the project level between government and industry.
Ambassador Selebi raises a series of very pertinent questions, but he must see that we cannot answer these questions as long as we have not begun to talk, we cannot run down our negotiating positions by saying in advance what we are going to do,otherwise there would no longer be any need for negotiations.
The ICJ also pronounced the need for negotiations leading to nuclear disarmament in all its aspects, under strict and effective international control.
The alternative view was that the possibility of negotiations was inherent in the method(which was the reason for locating the method in chapter V). The Secretariat was requested to consider revising the provisions to refer to the need for negotiations.
Actually its Americans who are now in need for negotiations, because they no longer can fix their own mistakes in the region, which previously led to chaos in Iraq, Libya, Syria.
He regretted the inflexible postures of some nuclear-weapon States,which continued to prevent the Conference on Disarmament from establishing an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament, despite the need for negotiations on a phased programme, including a nuclear weapons convention, for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time frame.
We continue to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased program for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons with a specified framework of time, including a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
These workshops, in view of the European Union andits Member States, provided further evidence of the need for negotiations to commence on a new implementing agreement to establish a more effective legal framework.
Ukraine supports the need for negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina aimed at finding a mutually acceptable solution based on Security Council decisions, including resolution 1244 1999.
In that context, the Review Conference should reaffirm the urgent need for negotiations, without preconditions, on a fissile material cut-off treaty.
Indonesia emphasized the need for negotiations on the vital issue for developing countries of the establishment of a legal regime governing the geostationary orbit that would ensure equitable access to it.
Many delegations observed that the workshops had provided further evidence of the need for negotiations to commence on a new implementing agreement to the Convention to establish a more effective legal framework.
We continue to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time limit, including a nuclear weapons convention, and in this regard reiterate our call for the establishment, as the highest priority and as soon as possible, of an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament in the Conference on Disarmament.
Here I would like to mention the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice regarding the need for negotiations on nuclear disarmament, and the succession of General Assembly resolutions on nuclear disarmament that have been adopted every year since the first session.
We continue to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time limit, including a nuclear weapons convention.
The Movement continues to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased program for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons with a specified framework of time, including a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
We continue to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time limit, which could start in 2011, the year that the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran has called the year of nuclear disarmament.
The nonaligned States continued to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons following a fixed timetable and, in that context, recalled the advisory opinion handed down by the International Court of Justice in 1996.
Along with other equatorial States, Indonesia had consistently emphasized the need for negotiations on that vital issue, particularly with regard to the establishment of a legal regime for the geostationary orbit which would take into account the interests of all States, especially those of the developing countries and including those of equatorial States.
We continue to believe in the need for negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time limit, including a Nuclear Weapons Convention, and in this regard reiterate our call for the establishment as the highest priority and as soon as possible of an Ad Hoc Committee on Nuclear Disarmament in the Conference on Disarmament.
Furthermore, the Rio Group stresses the need for negotiations on a non-discriminatory multilateral treaty, including an international verification regime, on the prohibition of the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices in accordance with the Shannon mandate that serves both disarmament and non-proliferation purposes and addresses existing stocks.
Being persuaded of the need for negotiation and dialogue, his Government was cooperating with the competent human rights mechanisms.
No unilateral solutions-- especially those disregarding the need for negotiation and compromise between the parties-- are likely to ensure the fair and lasting peace to which all the peoples of the region are entitled.