Примеры использования Peace process must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The peace process must be restarted as soon as possible.
That obstacle to the peace process must be dismantled.
The peace process must deal with all the problems in good faith and with courage.
The objectives of any new attempt to resuscitate the peace process must be made clear from the outset.
We feel that the peace process must be carried on urgently, with a well-defined timetable.
To those points could be added one more:in cases of conflict, the peace process must be linked to development.
The peace process must therefore be renewed, and should result in a fair solution to the refugee issue.
In this connection, it must be emphasized that, in order to succeed, the peace process must be accompanied and strengthened by economic development.
The peace process must continue if a just and lasting solution to the Middle East problem is to be reached.
In the interests of all the peoples of the Middle East, the peace process must continue, because building and maintaining peace is essential to our world.
The peace process must recommence with the active involvement of the United Nations and the international community.
In short, the support given to humanitarian programmes during the peace process must now be translated into firm commitments aimed at ensuring durable development.
That peace process must result in a Palestinian homeland, a viable State at peace with its neighbours.
The members of the Council welcomed the political advances made and emphasized that all acts of violence andmilitary confrontations that could jeopardize the peace process must end immediately.
We are convinced that the peace process must go hand in hand with measures that will build the confidence between the peoples of the region.
Consequently, efforts to revive the peace process must include parallel Syria-Israel and Lebanon-Israel tracks.
Nonetheless, the peace process must continue to be buttressed by NATO and the Stabilization Force(SFOR), for the process is not self-sustaining.
This series of meetings revealed a strong consensus that the Abuja peace process must remain the primary forum for negotiations, and that all other processes should play supporting roles.
The peace process must be revived through negotiations on the implementation of the road map and a final two-State settlement based on the pre-1967 borders.
Actions that could jeopardize the peace process must be condemned and the endeavours for peace be made irreversible.
The peace process must continue unhindered and uninhibited towards its goal of a permanent and comprehensive peace, a goal to which we all aspire.
In particular, they concurred that the peace process must be irreversible and that any extremist tendencies exhibited by some Burundian parties must be avoided.
The peace process must result in complete implementation of the principle of the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force- in other words, the principle of land for peace. .
Indonesia, for its part, has consistently maintained that the peace process must be based on the full implementation of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and on the land for peace principle.
Any peace process must include a disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme including a component to accommodate the special needs of women and children.
It is for this reason that the peace process must be consolidated and the authority of the central government extended to all parts of the country.
The progress in the peace process must go hand in hand with full compliance by Israel with all relevant United Nations resolutions and all universally accepted standards of human rights.
Fiji believes that the peace process must include the right of the Lebanese people to territorial integrity and sovereignty.
The progress made in the peace process must be accompanied by full compliance with all universally accepted standards of human rights in the true spirit of peace. .
Syria believes that the peace process must be successful, because peace will benefit all the parties in the region- Israel foremost among them- as well as all the countries of the world.