Примеры использования Principle of equal security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The principle of equal security for all points to a collective goal.
The declaration of SSOD1 accepted the principle of equal security for all States.
The principle of equal security is of fundamental importance for achieving those objectives.
A peaceful and stable international order can be based only upon the principle of equal security for all States.
Our quest for a new consensus should be guided by the principle of equal security for all States and sustained by multilateralism, not by some self-selected, even if well- meaning, groups of countries.
The Declaration of the first special session on disarmament(see resolution S-10/2)adopted the principle of equal security for all States.
The proposals presented in the Conference on Disarmament in 2007 and2008 negated the principle of equal security for all, served the interests of a few States and undermined the agreed basis of negotiations on a verifiable fissile material treaty.
The Declaration of the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(resolution S-10/2, part II)adopted the principle of equal security for all States.
Based on the fundamental principles which have been approved by the United Nations,especially the principle of equal security for all States, Pakistan has proposed the creation of a strategic restraint regime in South Asia.
The Final Document of the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(General Assembly resolution S-10/2)enshrined the principle of equal security for all States.
In negotiations on the reduction of armaments, the great Powers should take into account the principle of equal security for all, irrespective of size, military strength, socio-political systems or political and economic importance.
We must work towards reconciling the differences in the priorities and subjects that could form the basis of an agreed disarmament agenda,taking into account the principle of equal security of States.
Based on the fundamental principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations,especially the principle of equal security for all States, there is a need to promote negotiations for nuclear disarmament.
Moreover, we also believe that the strengthening of the nuclear non-proliferation regime andthe stepping up of the nuclear disarmament process can only be achieved if strategic stability is maintained and the principle of equal security ensured.
Experience throughout the years has proved that confidence-building measures alone are insufficient without a strategic andpolitical commitment to the principle of equal security for all and to peaceful co-existence based on cooperation instead of on military and other forms of advantages.
It is obvious that the total elimination of nuclear weapons is possible only through gradual step-by-step progress towards the final objective on the basis of a comprehensive approach with the participation of all nuclear States, andof course while preserving strategic stability and respecting the principle of equal security.
The Declaration adopted at the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(General Assembly resolution S-10/2, part II)adopted the principle of equal security for all States, both in the non-conventional and conventional fields and at both the regional and the international levels.
We believe that the total elimination of nuclear weapons will be possible only within the framework of a progressive, multi-stage process aimed at attaining that ultimate objective, without artificial acceleration,on the basis of an integrated approach and with the participation of all nuclear-weapon States-- an approach that maintains strategic stability and respects the principle of equal security for all.
The new world order has negative effects,including the concept of military intervention that does not take into account the security interests of individual States and the principle of equal security for all, as reaffirmed at the special sessions of the General Assembly on disarmament.
Bearing in mind the principle of equal security for all-- and taking into account legitimate security concerns of all States concerned-- it has to be noted that the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms cannot serve its purpose as a confidence-building measure regionally and internationally so long as its scope is not expanded to include military holdings, procurement through national production and weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons, as per General Assembly resolution 46/36 L, on the establishment of the Register.
Moreover, we believe that the total elimination of nuclear weapons is possible only as the ultimate goal of a step-by-step process involving the participation of all nuclear-weapon States andon the condition that strategic stability is strengthened and the principle of equal security for all States is rigorously respected.
In its view, it was an obligation on the nuclear-weapon States to provide such assurances, because under the international system, every State is entitled to equal security, andthe possession of weapons of mass destruction gravely distorted this principle of equal security for all States and opened the door to blackmail and coercion, which was unacceptable as a means for the conduct of international relations under the United Nations Charter.
There should be equal security for all States on the basis of the fundamental premise in the Charter of the United Nations that security is the right of every State and the fact that the Declaration of the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(resolution S-10/2, section II)itself adopted the principle of equal security for all States.
Nevertheless, our experience in the Middle East during the 1990s confirmed that confidence-building measures are insufficient in the absence of a strategic andpolitical commitment to the principle of equal security for all that takes into account the legitimate security concerns of all countries involved.
On many occasions-- including during the present session of the First Committee-- we have drawn attention to the reasons why nuclear disarmament must be implemented in a gradual process on the basis of a comprehensive approach,while respecting the principle of equal security for all States, without any artificial haste.
Disarmament must be pursued on the basis of the principles of equal security, joint responsibility and cooperation.
Creation of a cordon of security andgood-neighbourliness around the borders of Kyrgyzstan based on the principles of equal security and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity within existing borders;
Pakistan seeks to maintain strategic stability in South Asia through arms control andrestraint proposals based on the universally agreed principles of equal security for all.
Everything that happens confirms with renewed vigour the relevance of Russia's proposals to create in Europe a new security system based on the principles of equal security for all European countries.
Pakistan seeks to maintain strategic stability in South Asia through arms control andrestraint proposals based on the universally agreed principles of equal security for all.