Примеры использования Objectives of the ottawa convention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mongolia supports the goals and objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
As repeatedly stated and emphasized on previous occasions, the Republic of Korea fully shares andsupports the spirit and the objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
We fully support the noble objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
As we have repeatedly emphasized on previous occasions,the Republic of Korea fully sympathizes with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
China supported the purposes and objectives of the Ottawa Convention, attached great importance to its role and was ready to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with its States parties.
As the Republic of Korea has repeatedly emphasized on various occasions,we fully sympathize with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
We are fully committed to the objectives of the Ottawa Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on Their Destruction.
We have thus continued our practice established over the past several sessions,thereby reaffirming our attachment to the objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
In conclusion, Mozambique wishes to reiterate its commitment to the objectives of the Ottawa Convention as we strive to eliminate hunger and poverty and to ensure sustainable economic development in our country.
As we haveemphasized on previous occasions, the Republic of Korea fully sympathizes with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
Although Israel shares the humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Convention, due to regional circumstances and the continuing threat of terrorism, it cannot commit itself to a total ban on the use of anti-personnel landmines.
As we have repeatedly expressed on many occasions,the Republic of Korea fully supports the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention and of the draft resolution.
In the work of achieving the objectives of the Ottawa Convention, the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan continues to attach importance to international cooperation, first and foremost within the framework of the United Nations and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe OSCE.
As we have repeatedly expressed on many occasions,the Republic of Korea fully sympathizes with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention and the draft resolution.
Nevertheless, the Republic of Korea supports the humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Convention, which aims to eliminate the consequences of the indiscriminate use of anti-personnel landmines. As a member of the Mine Action Support Group, my Government has taken part in international initiatives to that end.
As we have repeatedly emphasized in previous sessions,the Republic of Korea fully sympathizes with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention and this draft resolution.
Although Israel shares the humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Convention, due to regional circumstances and the continued threat of terrorism, it cannot commit itself to a total ban on the use of anti-personnel landmines. We have, however, taken part in several international initiatives aimed at promoting mine awareness and support for victims of these terrible weapons.
In conclusion, may I add that MERCOSUR andits associated States will continue to be committed to the objectives of the Ottawa Convention, not only in its legal or disarmament aspects but also in its humanitarian ones.
While taking due account of humanitarian concerns, the Union will focus its financial and technical assistance on States parties andon signatories which fully observe in practice the principles and objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
In this respect my country will continue to campaign actively in all relevant forums for the unanimous international acceptance of the principles and objectives of the Ottawa Convention, as exemplified by the assistance rendered by our armed forces in mine clearance work carried out in various continents under the auspices of the United Nations and the Organization of American States.
With the support of the United Nations Development Programme and the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining(GICHD),the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan has organized the holding of the Conference"Progress towards Achieving the Objectives of the Ottawa Convention in Central Asia", which will be held in Dushanbe on 15 and 16 April 2004.
This very positive and encouraging process has been made possible through the commitment and joint efforts of all participants to eliminate the plague of anti-personnel mines:because of their faith in the core humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Convention, because of their determination to ensure a better life for the victims of anti-personnel mines and because of their concern about the real barriers to social and economic development of human settlements in the mine-affected countries.
Although Morocco, because of imperative and legitimate reasons of national security, is not yet a State party to the Ottawa Convention, we voted in favour of the draft resolution once again this year in keeping with our practice over the past few sessions,thereby reaffirming our commitment to the humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Convention.
We all know that achieving the primary objective of the Ottawa Convention of a world free of landmines will be a reality only when those groups stop using landmines.
Finland participates in the work of the European Union to promote the objectives and global implementation of the Ottawa Convention.
In this forum,we want to reiterate our expectation that the core humanitarian objectives of the Ottawa Landmines Convention will be realized through continued progress and positive strides.
One other primordial task is now to make acceptance of the Ottawa Convention and its objectives as universal as possible.
Kazakhstan fully supports the objectives and the humanitarian nature of the Ottawa Convention and remains committed to the principle of a non-discriminatory, universal and global ban on anti-personnel landmines. Thus, Kazakhstan does not produce anti-personnel landmines and strictly observes the rules governing their stockpiling.
With regard to contributions made in the area of humanitarian mine clearance, and with reference to commitment No. 10 of the 1998 plan of action of the zone of peace, Argentina wishes to underline the progress that has been made with regard to articles 4,5 and 6 of the Ottawa Convention on Landmines, article 6 being the basis for achieving the objectives of the Convention.