Примеры использования Problem of illicit trafficking на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My country is prepared to promote a more systematic approach to the problem of illicit trafficking.
The problem of illicit trafficking in nuclear materials posed a great risk and a serious threat.
The South African Police Service is also taking concrete action to address the problem of illicit trafficking in small arms.
We believe the proper forum to deal with this problem of illicit trafficking and indiscriminate use of anti-personnel mines is the Conference on Disarmament.
It is expected that the conclusions andrecommendations of both advisory missions will result in practical steps to alleviate the problem of illicit trafficking.
Moreover, Madagascar believes that the problem of illicit trafficking in small arms should be looked at at its very source, that is at the level of producers and importers.
The Rio Group attaches importance to the subject of ammunition,because we believe that it is intrinsically linked to the problem of illicit trafficking of small arms and light weapons.
However, the problem of illicit trafficking networks could not be resolved solely through IAEA safeguards machinery, but also required cooperation among States.
The absence of adequate national systems of control on arms production, exports and imports and of effective border andcustoms control aggravates the problem of illicit trafficking.
The problem of illicit trafficking in diamonds served to compound the disarmament process given the relatively limited extent of disarmament and demobilization in diamond-producing areas.
Given these circumstances,we reiterate our belief that the Conference on Disarmament is the most appropriate forum to deal with the problem of illicit trafficking in, and the indiscriminate use of, anti-personnel mines.
Raise public awareness of the problem of illicit trafficking of cultural property and promote the International Code of Ethics for Dealers in Cultural Property.
We also wish to point out that the network of non-governmental organizations established last year has proved to be an efficient andeffective tool in educating the population on the great scope of the problem of illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons.
Raise public awareness of the problem of illicit trafficking of cultural property and promote the International Code of Ethics for Dealers in Cultural Property;
While the efforts of the Security Council and relevant sanctions committees, through the established monitoring arrangements, have produced positive results in Angola andSierra Leone, the problem of illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons persists in other areas of conflict.
As in the previous two sessions of the Committee, the problem of illicit trafficking in cultural property in Iraq was raised and activities outlined by the secretariat for the safeguarding of its cultural heritage.
The Minister of Justice of Guinea-Bissau and representatives of UNIOGBIS also attended the meeting,whose objective was to set strategic direction for supporting the ECOWAS Regional Action Plan to address the growing problem of illicit trafficking, organized crime and drug abuse in West Africa.
Members of the Board agreed with me that the problem of illicit trafficking in nuclear materials and other radioactive substances was a serious one deserving the attention of the disarmament community.
All States should scrupulously implement Security Council resolutions 1540(2004) and 1887(2009) on the basis of existing international law, and further promote andstrengthen international cooperation with a view to effectively tackling the problem of illicit trafficking in weapons of mass destruction, their means of delivery and related materials by non-State actors.
The problem of illicit trafficking in heroin produced in Afghanistan should be considered on the basis of the principles adopted by the United Nations, in particular by the twentieth special session of the General Assembly on the subject of drugs.
Uganda concurs with all the previous speakers in this debate at the special session that any lasting solution to the problem of illicit trafficking must encompass all its ramifications, including enhanced cooperation between developed and developing countries.
That mission confirmed the magnitude of the problem of illicit trafficking in small weapons in that area but the mission also produced valuable insights and proposals on how this problem could be tackled by the Governments concerned, with effective support from the international community.
We warmly congratulate His Excellency Mr. Ernesto Zedillo, President of the United Mexican States, on his initiative to use international cooperation to combat the serious problem of illicit trafficking in drugs and psychotropic substances, and also in dealing with related problems which are currently of great concern throughout the world.
However, we recognize the humanitarian consequences that result from the problem of illicit trafficking in small arms in afflicted regions and believe that the international community should focus its efforts on reducing the problem in afflicted regions.
China believes that Security Council resolution 1540(2004) further promotes andstrengthens international cooperation on the basis of currently existing international law, with a view to appropriately resolving the problem of illicit trafficking in weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery and related materials by non-State actors and preventing the further proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
It was recommended that as a first step towards circumscribing the vast problem of illicit trafficking, the legitimate trade in light weapons should be made more transparent, and that the option of regional or international registers of such trade should be studied closely.
With regard to the magnitude and scope of illicit small arms trafficking, it was generally agreed that while the problem of illicit trafficking varied within South-East Asia, it represented principally a challenge of transnational crime rather than one of conflict or post-conflict violence.
The problem of illicit traffic in arms is common to many countries.
A short account of the situation in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in the related field is necessary to understand the problem of illicit traffic in narcotic drugs in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
A non-governmental body in Switzerland, Die Erklärung von Bern(The Bern Declaration), published in April a book entitled Gräber, Götter, Geschäfte("Graves, Gods and Business"),which publicizes the problem of illicit traffic for developing countries, with particular examples from Nepal, Peru and Ecuador.