Примеры использования Patterns of cooperation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Often the patterns of cooperation that NGOs promote involve North-South and South-South processes.
At the same time, new vistas have emerged and a deepening sense of interdependence has prompted nations to devise more realistic andmore mutually beneficial patterns of cooperation.
At the international level, the patterns of cooperation and collaboration include both bilateral and multilateral efforts.
The definition used is the following:"Social capital is understood as the set of social relations based on trust and behaviour patterns of cooperation and reciprocity.
A provision to the effect that the treaty will not apply to existing patterns of cooperation in the area of strategic offensive arms between a Party and a third state.
But, at the same time, they have also opened new vistas and engendered a deepening sense of interdependence that has prompted nations todevise more realistic and mutually beneficial patterns of cooperation.
More important, however,is the fact that a successful Mediterranean process could inspire patterns of cooperation in other areas characterized by multicultural diversity.
Our analysis has allowed us to distinguish main patterns of cooperation between the state, religious institutions and society in the sphere of education depending on historical and political prerequisites of a certain country.
On the other hand, a deepening sense of interdependence has prompted nations todevise more equitable and mutually beneficial patterns of cooperation- and this has provided us with a new source of hope.
By confronting the challenges of our time andnurturing new patterns of cooperation, we can forge a new culture of international relations, demonstrate the courage to rise above ourselves and achieve our common goals.
To begin with, TCDC and ECDC face an uphill task in challenging the conventionalapproach to technical cooperation, which as mentioned earlier has traditionally been dominated by North-South patterns of cooperation.
Strategies and patterns of cooperation should be developed to combine those countries' needs and national priorities and the capacities of the United Nations system and international financial institutions.
History may eventually cite the 11 September events as a turning point in our mutual quest for a better world,since utter revulsion at the terrorist attacks created unprecedented patterns of cooperation among Governments and peoples.
The emergence of new patterns of cooperation among States as a result of the end of the cold war had created better conditions for the progressive development of international law, and its codification.
The report noted the positive contributions by organizations of persons with disabilities to promoting the equalization of opportunities, andGovernments were urged to develop further patterns of cooperation at all levels(A/52/56, annex, paras. 146-147);
Being determined to follow the patterns of cooperation established by the Berlin Charter in 2002, and to work within the Global Agenda and the New Operating Model of the International Federation.
In order to evaluate the options, Denmark and the other Nordic countries funded a study undertaken bythe African Development Bank(AfDB) on future patterns of cooperation in the region after the reintegration of a post-apartheid, democratic, non-racial South Africa.
In addition to the bilateral, regional and interregional patterns of cooperation among developing countries and the support provided by developed countries, the report looks at the activities of the United Nations system and notes the important roles of civil society and the private sector.
In order to clarify the options, Denmark and the other Nordic countries are funding a study undertaken bythe African Development Bank(AfDB) on the future patterns of cooperation in the region after the reintegration of a post-apartheid, democratic, non-racial South Africa.
Pending such a solution, it is necessary that the parties concerned should maintain the status quo, practise self-restraint, refrain from aggravating the situation, strictly respect international law, particularly the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, act in accordance with the spirit of the 1992 Manila Declaration and, in the meantime,seek to identify patterns of cooperation acceptable to all sides.
These include a study on water resources planning, management, use and conservation;a report on patterns of cooperation in the development of a shared water basin; a report on the establishment of a regional committee on natural resources; a regional training network in the water sector; and a regional water resources database.
Over the same period, the Agency has responded to changes both internationally and within its member States by diversifying its activities and increasing the number of its operations and initiatives,thus meeting the hopes it has aroused since its creation and revitalizing its patterns of cooperation on a dynamic and reinvigorated basis.
The challenges we are facing are not limited solely to the economic, environment and social spheres, but increasingly require effective coordination,which must be consistent with patterns of cooperation that meet the needs identified by States and are developed in the context of the guiding principles contained in resolution 46/182, which the Assembly adopted in 1991.
We believe, however, that tensions can be avoided if all parties concerned practise self-restraint; refrain from aggravating the situation; ensure freedom of international maritime transportation; settle their disputes through negotiation on the basis of respect for international law, particularly the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea; and,in the immediate future, seek to identify patterns of cooperation acceptable to all sides.
Ms. LEHTO(Finland), speaking on behalf of the Nordic countries, reiterated what those countries had stated in their reply to the Secretary-General on the activities of the second term(1993-1994) of the United Nations Decade of International Law, namely,that the emergence of new patterns of cooperation among States as a result of the end of the cold war had led to increased general(Ms. Lehto, Finland) interest in international law and created a more favourable atmosphere for its progressive development.
Governments should develop further that pattern of cooperation at all levels.
It has changed the pattern of cooperation between business and the heads of public organizations.
Thirdly, a pattern of cooperation between the General Assembly and the Security Council is needed.
It hoped that that pattern of cooperation would continue.
It was suggested to establish a regional mechanism to implement this pattern of cooperation.