Примеры использования Peace process will на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Without such support, any peace process will become increasingly fragile.
A number of troubling allegations have been made which have seriously damaged confidence, without which the peace process will remain uncertain.
We should not believe that the peace process will continue automatically.
The peace process will depend on the development of mutual respect between the Israeli and Palestinian authorities, and on the power of the Palestinian Authority to maintain control of the situation in the territories.
We should not convince ourselves that progress in the peace process will continue automatically or that it is unavoidable.
Events are occurring in rapid succession, and, while we look back on a year that has seen much loss of life and suffering on both sides,there are also new reasons for hope that the peace process will move forward.
Progress in the peace process will also lead to greater access to communities in need.
We cannot delude ourselves with the belief that continued progress in the peace process will take place automatically or that it is inevitable.
Israel believes that the peace process will stand a greater chance of succeeding if the regional economic infrastructure is strengthened.
Those actively involved in escalating violence andtrying to undermine the peace process will draw considerable encouragement from this document.
The period ahead will pose major challenges, but I am convinced that with the full cooperation of the parties and the continued and invaluable support of the African Union and interested Member States,including troop-contributing countries, the peace process will continue to move forward.
The message must be that the peace process will go forward and that violence and terror are illegitimate and unacceptable.
We believe the agreements of 5 May 1999,as a major breakthrough in the peace process, will serve to consolidate peace in East Timor.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia expresses the hope that the peace process will continue and that, with the assistance of the international community, the warring parties will manage to find a final peaceful solution to the crisis in former Bosnia-Herzegovina.
It hopes that the negotiations concerning the Golan within the framework of the Middle East peace process will make further progress in the near future.
We are optimistic that the Middle East peace process will continue on the right track, thus ensuring a just, lasting and comprehensive peace in the region.
But without a gradual reintegration of the country, the threat of a renewed conflict will always be there and the peace process will remain extremely fragile.
It is also satisfying that the Middle East peace process will address the remaining issues on the Israel-Lebanon and Israel-Syria tracks.
The peace process will continue to stumble, stall and fail as long as Israel continues to carry out actions that are in direct contradiction to the core objective of that process and to the main principle sustaining that process, namely the principle of land for peace. .
The six-year interim period has now entered its second phase,during which the focus of the peace process will become increasingly political, while the security environment may be increasingly tenuous.
It is our hope that this peace process will proceed without further hinderance so that the Palestinian people can restore their inalienable rights, including their right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent State on their national soil with Al-Quds al-Sharif(Jerusalem) as its capital.
While consolidating peace is primarily the responsibility of the parties and the Guatemalan people,I trust that this sense of confidence in the peace process will make a substantive contribution to national dialogue and reconciliation, to a lasting peace and a stronger democracy.
The Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process will provide good offices and other forms of diplomatic engagement and representation in Gaza, Jerusalem, the West Bank and the region to promote conflict resolution and prevention in the region, taking into account diplomatic, cultural and gender perspectives.
The Advisory Committee notes that the activities of the Committee's secretariat and the political role previously entrusted to the UnitedNations Office in Burundi, as well as the various offices established in the field to support the peace process, will now be consolidated under the responsibility of the Chairman of the Implementation Monitoring Committee.
The Lao People's Democratic Republic hopes that the Middle East peace process will continue to move ahead, in the interest of lasting peace and of cooperation for development between the peoples of this region.
We believe that the Middle East peace process will move forward as long as the parties concerned earnestly, patiently and unswervingly engage themselves in negotiating and seriously implement the agreements that have already be reached among them on the basis of the relevant United Nation resolutions, in accordance with the principle of land for peace and in the spirit of mutual trust and mutual accommodation.
The Government of Sri Lanka, for its part, while reiterating its abiding commitment to the peace process, will continue to make every effort to transform into reality the firm desire for lasting peace of the people of the south, as well as of the north and the east.
In Liberia, we hope that the peace process will continue, in keeping with the Abuja Agreement, and we reiterate our support for the decisions taken by the ministerial ad hoc Committee of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) at its seventh session and the decisions and recommendations of the last two summits of the Organization of African Unity and ECOWAS on Liberia, so that peace and harmony may return to that fraternal country.
The Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process will continue to provide good offices and other forms of diplomatic engagement in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Israel and the region to promote conflict resolution and prevention, taking into account gender perspectives.
The Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process will continue to provide good offices and other forms of diplomatic engagement and representation in the occupied Palestinian territory, Israel and the region to promote conflict resolution and prevention, taking into account diplomatic, cultural and gender perspectives.