Примеры использования Principles of its charter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The purposes and principles of its Charter have been the source of inspiration for all peoples and countries.
Any reaffirmation of the pivotal role of the United Nations must start with respect for the purposes and principles of its Charter.
The United Nations efforts to implement the principles of its Charter enjoy the full support of the Czech Republic.
We look forward to sharing his vision as we work together to build an Organization that truly measures up to the fundamental purposes and principles of its Charter.
But the United Nations and the principles of its Charter are essential tools in the struggle for peace and fundamental human rights.
We should defend the independence andimpartiality of the United Nations and promote the principles of its Charter during conflicts and crises.
Strengthened by the purposes and principles of its Charter, it is in a position to provide the necessary framework for cooperation, dialogue among States and the maintenance of international peace and security.
It can either be dictated to by big countries orbecome the Organization of a new era in which the purposes and principles of its Charter are safeguarded and fully realized.
We are gathered here to reconfirm that the purposes and principles of its Charter can safely lead us in the new millennium and fulfil the ageless expectation of a world free of poverty, free of hunger, free of war, free of the dictatorship of the mighty and free for us to enjoy our right to development.
As a founding Member of the United Nations, Ethiopia has always been unreserved in fulfilling its commitment to the Organization and in upholding the principles of its Charter.
A half century has passed, andthe various events that have marked the life of the Organization have altered neither the purposes nor the principles of its Charter, which must preserve all its vitality and continue to be the legal and moral basis for present-day international relations.
May this commemoration remind us of the pledge that each andevery one of our States made as it joined this Organization and adhered to the principles of its Charter.
In this way the United Nations could lead the international community, in accordance with the purposes and principles of its Charter, and integrate the actions of our Organization with the work of the Bretton Woods institutions, and above all the World Trade Organization.
For the Saharans to be able to choose their future freely,the United Nations must exercise its authority, including resorting to force to enforce the principles of its Charter.
The United Nations needs to take resolute steps in carrying out reform.The United Nations should develop in a way that promotes the purposes and principles of its Charter, upholds the unity and cooperation of the Organization and serves the collective interests of its Members.
It is our firm belief that this silence cannot be permitted to continue in view of the grave negative anddestructive consequences it may have for the integrity of the United Nations and the principles of its Charter.
More than ever before, our Organization today needs cooperation between its Member States if it is to save itself from attempts to divert its course from the spirit and principles of its Charter and thereby turn it into a tool for serving the selfish interests of certain dominant Powers, first among which is the United States of America.
However, as true friends of the United Nations, we must also continue to question the ability of the Organization to fullyuse its potential and to fulfil the purposes and principles of its Charter.
The United Arab Emirates will continue to pursue its international policy guided by the purposes of the United Nations and the principles of its Charter, especially with regard to the promotion of international peace and security, the peaceful resolution of international disputes, non-interference in the internal affairs of States and compliance with the principles of international law.
Finally, we reiterate our support for the United Nations, confident as we are of the nobility of the goals,purposes and principles of its Charter, and reaffirm our full commitment to them.
The Secretary-General's proposed framework for mobility and career development was a testament to his commitment to transforming the United Nations into a field-oriented Organization,in conformity with the purposes and principles of its Charter.
Since decolonization, this has become yet another important challenge to the Member States of this world Organization anda new test of the purposes and principles of its Charter, specifically Article 2, paragraph 4, which says that.
The answer to these and many other similar questions is well known to the international community, which calls for commitment to the resolutions of the United Nations andto the implementation of the purposes and principles of its Charter.
At this juncture in human history, when we are seeing a surge in global challenges, it becomes even more imperative to rally around the United Nations andto comply more faithfully with the purposes and principles of its Charter, especially those relating to the peaceful resolution of disputes on the basis of international law.
The opportunity seems ripe at this historic juncture for the pursuit and development of peace and the preservation of security and stability in the Middle East through the achievement of a just solution to the question of Palestine andadherence to the relevant United Nations resolutions and the principles of its Charter.
We consider that one means to this end will be to restore the confidence of the international community in the United Nations by redressing those issues mishandled in the pastby the United Nations, in contradiction to the purposes and principles of its Charter, by force of arbitrariness and high-handedness.
The capacity to respond to the expectations of populations and civil society on this issue tests not only the efficacy of disarmament mechanisms as such, butalso the United Nations system as a whole and the principles of its Charter.
That statement reaffirmed the need for theGovernments of Argentina and the United Kingdom to resume negotiations as soon as possible to find a solution to the dispute in accordance with the resolutions of the United Nations and the principles of its Charter, including the principle of territorial integrity.
Tackling the reform of the United Nations requires the objective recognition that the Organization,since its establishment in 1945, has achieved a large measure of success in the realization of the purposes and principles of its Charter.
I also wish to express to the new Secretary-General, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, our best wishes for success in his noble mission,namely, that of guiding our international Organization towards the realization of the purposes and principles of its Charter.