Примеры использования Reasonable balance of forces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We support the proposal of President Bolaños of Nicaragua, on the reasonable balance of forces in the Central American region, which will generate greater transparency and confidence.
This effort is part of a gradual reduction in missiles and arsenals and reflects our determination to take specific steps in Central America,seeking a reasonable balance of forces among the countries in the subregion.
Programme for Arms Limitation andControl for Reaching a Reasonable Balance of Forces and Promoting Stability, Mutual Confidence, and Transparency in Central America, adopted September 2003.
Member of the Nicaraguan delegations to all meetings of the Central American Security Commission created to establish a reasonable balance of forces in the region and a new model for security.
That security agreement includes arms limitation in order to reach a reasonable balance of forces, promote stability, mutual confidence and transparency, and prevent illegal armed groups from gaining access to such weapons.
With that in view, we consider that the progress achieved in democratization and regional pacification should give rise to a vigorous and comprehensive process to reduce armaments andmilitary forces with a view to establishing a reasonable balance of forces in the region.
The Parties undertake to continue their efforts for arms limitation and control through a reasonable balance of forces corresponding to the internal and external situation of each State.
To elaborate a regime of periodic reports and a system for registering weapons and the transfer of weapons, ensuring that the information provided is complete, transparent and easily verifiable, andto put forward proposals for the gradual establishment of a reasonable balance of forces in the region;
The first is the Central American arms control andlimitation programme to establish a reasonable balance of forces and to promote stability, mutual confidence and transparency.
At their eleventh summit meeting, the Presidents of the Central American countries had adopted the Tegucigalpa Protocol to the Charter of the Organization of Central American States(ODECA),in which the countries of Central America stated their intention to define a new regional security model based on a reasonable balance of forces and the strengthening of civilian government.
This programme comprises security andconfidence-building measures through the establishment of a reasonable balance of forces in Central America and to contribute to the institutionalization of civilian control over defence and security entities in the region.
At the meeting of Central American Presidents that took place in Guatemala on 17 July 2003,I made a proposal for a programme for arms limitation and control in Central America to achieve a reasonable balance of forces and to foster stability, mutual trust and transparency.
Welcomes with interest the proposals to establish a new model of regional security based on a reasonable balance of forces, the pre-eminence of civilian authority, the eradication of extreme poverty, the promotion of sustained development, protection of the environment and the elimination of violence, corruption, terrorism and trafficking in drugs and weapons;
President Bolanos of Nicaragua submitted to the other Presidents of Central America, meeting in Guatemala on 17 July, a proposal for a programme on arms limitation andcontrol to achieve a reasonable balance of forces and to promote stability, mutual trust and transparency in Central America.
Notes with interest the proposals to establish a new model of regional security based on a reasonable balance of forces, a strengthening of civilian authority, the eradication of extreme poverty, the promotion of sustained development, protection of the environment and the elimination of violence, corruption, terrorism and trafficking in drugs and weapons;
At the regional level, in the context of the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America, there is a Plan of Action to implementthe Program for Arms Limitation and Control for Reaching a Reasonable Balance of Forces and Promoting Stability, Mutual Confidence and Transparency in Central America.
The Treaty provides, among other things, for the strengthening of the power of civil society; a reasonable balance of forces in the region; security of individuals and their property; the elimination of poverty and extreme poverty; the promotion of sustainable development; protection of the environment; and the eradication of violence, corruption, impunity, terrorism, and trafficking in drugs and arms.
At the meeting of Central American Presidents in Guatemala on 17 July of this year, President Bolaños presented a draft programme for the limitation and control of weapons in Central America,designed to achieve a reasonable balance of forces in the region and to promote stability, mutual confidence and transparency.
The Central American Democratic Security Model is based on the supremacy andconsolidation of the power of civil society, a reasonable balance of forces, the security of individuals and their property, the elimination of poverty and extreme poverty, the promotion of sustainable development, protection of the environment, and the eradication of violence, corruption, impunity, terrorism, and drug and arms trafficking.
The Government of the Republic of El Salvador observes the environmental norms established in the Environment Act for the implementation of the Programme for Arms Limitation and Control for Reaching a Reasonable Balance of Forces and Promoting Stability, Mutual Confidence and Transparency in Central America.
Reaffirms the importance of creating a new model of regional security based on a reasonable balance of forces, the pre-eminence of civil authority, the elimination of extreme poverty, the promotion of sustainable development, the protection of the environment and the eradication of violence, corruption, terrorism and trafficking in drugs and arms, a commitment made at the fifteenth meeting of Central American Presidents;
In September 2003, the Presidents of Central America adopteda Programme for Arms Limitation and Control for Reaching a Reasonable Balance of Forces and Promoting Stability, Mutual Confidence, and Transparency in Central America.
Support the concern of the Central American countries to create a new model of regional security based on a reasonable balance of forces and the pre-eminence of civil authority, urge the Security Commission to pursue negotiations for the preparation of the treaty on democratic security in Central America, which constitutes one of the basic aims of the Central American Integration System, and request the Secretary-General to provide it with the requisite support in a timely manner;
In 2004, as proof of its commitment to disarmament at the subregional level, Nicaragua unilaterally destroyed 1,000 portable missiles,as part of our determination to encourage concrete action in Central America to achieve a reasonable balance of forces among the States of the region.
Appreciates the initiative of the Government of Nicaragua relating to the programme for arms limitation andcontrol in Central America to achieve a reasonable balance of forces and to foster stability, mutual trust and transparency, which will be implemented in the region in accordance with the established schedule;
El Salvador invites the international community to refer to the principles established in the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America and to compare the military capabilities of theStates of Central America, so that they may corroborate that by no stretch of the imagination is El Salvador disrupting the reasonable balance of forces or the confidence-building measures set out in the Treaty.
This Treaty bases the Central American Democratic Security Model on the supremacy andstrengthening of the power of civil society; a reasonable balance of forces; the security of individuals and their property; the elimination of poverty and extreme poverty; the promotion of sustainable development; the protection of the environment; the eradication of violence, corruption, impunity, terrorism and trafficking in drugs and arms; and the increasing channelling of resources into social investment.
Insofar as Honduras is concerned, it is a participant, under the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America, in the arms reduction andarms control programme in Central America, which seeks to achieve a reasonable balance of forces and encourage stability, mutual trust and transparency.
Supports the adoption of the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America5 concerning the supremacy andstrengthening of the power of civil society, a reasonable balance of forces, the security of individuals and of their property, the alleviation of poverty, the promotion of sustainable development, the protection of the environment, the eradication of violence, corruption, impunity, terrorism and trafficking in drugs and arms, and the increased channelling of resources into social investments;
In the context of the Framework Treaty on Democratic Security in Central America, concluded in Honduras on 15 December 1995, the Central American Security Commission has provided for the adoption and implementation of an annual programme of measures to promote confidence and security, including conventional arms control, notification of manoeuvres and troop movements near the border, invitations to observers,establishment of a reasonable balance of forces and prohibition of weapons of mass destruction.