Примеры использования Poland believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poland believes that this Organization is not lacking in political will.
Taking into account the fact that shipping carries more than 90 per cent of world trade, Poland believes that safety of navigation is of crucial importance to the international community.
Poland believes that the time has come to display maximum flexibility and the readiness to compromise.
While sharing the ideals expressed by the collective of States present during the conference dedicated to this matter,held in Oslo in February this year, Poland believes that the problem can be addressed sufficiently only by means of effective multilateralism.
Poland believes that control of arms brokers is of crucial significance in counteracting illicit trade in arms.
The Government of Poland believes, however, that its participation in the CVN Convention could facilitate the adjustment of national transport law to the EU standards.
Poland believes that reforms in the economic and social areas constitute an important element in the process of strengthening and revitalizing the United Nations.
The Government of the Republic of Poland believes that reference to the"rules of the organization" would be useful when it comes to the elaboration of a general rule on attribution of conduct of international organizations.
Poland believes that all valuable measures taken at national, subregional and regional levels, in political, legal and practical aspects need to be coordinated.
Therefore, the Government of the Republic of Poland believes that the Commission should undertake, first of all, a careful examination of the existing practice in the United Nations and in other international organizations on this matter.
Poland believes that the reform of the Security Council constitutes one of the central elements in the efforts to strengthen and reinvigorate the entire United Nations system.
As to the second aspect,the Republic of Poland believes that Security Council reform should be built on the assumption that being a member not only grants additional privileges, but also increases responsibilities.
Poland believes that it will, among other things, help ensure the safety of the first-generation reactors which present a significant threat to both my country and the whole of Europe.
Poland believes that such agreement is urgently needed to enable the United Nations to prepare itself for the challenges of the next century.
Poland believes that the elections and the new President will bring the stability and peace for which the Lebanese people have been waiting for 35 years-- and even before that the situation was often difficult.
Poland believes there has been no intention of the Working Party to exclude from the requirement of the new marginal 10 316 drivers of vehicles carrying dangerous goods not referred to in marginal 10 315.
Poland believes that the best approach to this is to have a political document that would both spell out the reinforced message about the role, principles and values, and also contain the necessary institutional adjustments.
The Republic of Poland believes that the effectiveness and efficiency of the Security Council rests on the assumption that membership not only grants additional privileges but also increases responsibilities.
Poland believes that in an era of a technology- like that in outer space- which develops by leaps and bounds, it may be appropriate for the Conference on Disarmament to allocate time for the continued exploratory consideration of the issues involved.
Poland believes that the international community should continue to focus its attention on improved and enhanced implementation and monitoring of the three Rio Conventions, developing synergies among them, and on increasing the efficiency and coherence of the United Nations system.
Poland believes that progress in disarmament in the field of weapons of mass destruction should be paralleled by a simultaneous and equally tangible effort in the field of conventional weapons, a category of arms that over the last half-century has inflicted tens of millions of casualties in countless regional and internal conflicts.
Poland believes, therefore, that the time has come to make a concerted international effort to agree on, and accede to a comprehensive legal instrument: a convention designed to enhance cooperation between States and facilitate the work of law enforcement agencies in fighting transnational organized crime.
Poland believes that L.1 constitutes an extremely well-drafted compromise, demonstrating the diplomatic skills and wisdom of this body, which still deserves credit for moving things forward and is equal to the dramatic achievements of the CD in the past, namely the NPT, the CWC and the CTBT- simply, cornerstones of international security.
The Republic of Poland believes that resolution 1500(2003), as recently adopted by the Security Council, in which the Council reaffirmed the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iraq, welcomed the establishment of the broadly representative Governing Council of Iraq and established the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, represents an important step in achieving the objectives of resolution 1483 2003.
Canada and Poland believe that this draft resolution can be strongly supported by all members of this Committee.
Poland believed that in that field the Ad Hoc Committee had achieved an important result in laying a solid foundation for productive and result-oriented work at the next session of the Conference on Disarmament and in subsequent years.
Poland believed that transparency, particularly in the nuclear area, promoted confidence among States and that confidence-building measures should have a prominent place in the nonproliferation regime, as they did in arms control.
With regard to article 17, Poland believed that, under paragraph 2, it should be possible for challenges to be made by an accused or by the State which had jurisdiction over the crime, and that the Prosecutor should be empowered to seek a ruling from the Court regarding a question of jurisdiction or admissibility; also, paragraph 6 should be retained.
Unlike many other States, Poland believed that export control measures whether agreed upon within the Zangger Committee or the Nuclear Suppliers' Group, including those concerning dual-use nuclear items, were motivated by principles of non-discrimination and that they served international trade and cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
As one of the sponsors of the working paper submitted to the Special Committee andreproduced in document A/49/33, paragraph 52, Poland believed that the specific proposals which it contained were useful and promising and should be considered together with the additional proposals made during the debate in the Special Committee.