Примеры использования Recall once again на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In that context, let me recall once again the Czech presidency's motto,"Europe without barriers.
In this, the fortieth year of its existence, we should recall once again that this Agency was established with a view to.
The Ministers recall once again that climate change is one of the most serious global challenges of our times.
As regards the recommendations adopted at the latest CSCE human dimension implementation meeting,held at Warsaw from 27 September to 15 October 1993, we recall once again that, due to the well-known status of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in CSCE, Yugoslavia has not yet received these recommendations and, therefore, cannot comment on them.
We recall once again the right of all States to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, as guaranteed by the NPT.
Let us recall once again how the Taliban's retrograde militia, helped and patronized by their cross-border allies, visualize and conceive the events in Afghanistan.
Let us recall once again the historic international conference on Ageing, held in Vienna in 1982, which adopted the International Plan of Action on Ageing.
We also recall once again that the high contracting parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention must meet their obligations in accordance with common article 1 of the 1949 Convention, which requires them to respect the Convention in all circumstances.
We must recall once again that international cooperation for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy is a contractual counterpart to the renunciation by the parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons of the acquisition or development of nuclear weapons.
First of all, let me recall once again that the oceans, covering approximately 70 per cent of the surface of the Earth, have always played a significant role in the development of humanity, particularly as a vast area of communication, but also for satisfying nutritional needs.
In that context, let me recall once again the important message of the Secretary-General at the opening of the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly that full respect and implementation of the principle of the rule of law at both the national and international levels are of equal importance.
None of this is legitimate. We recall once again Security Council resolution 478(1980) concerning Jerusalem, in which the Council decides not to recognize the“basic law” on Jerusalem and calls upon Member States that have established diplomatic missions at Jerusalem to withdraw them.
I recall once again that the identification of the Blue Line in 2000 was solely the responsibility of the United Nations for the practical purpose of confirming the withdrawal of the Israel Defense Forces from Lebanon in compliance with Security Council resolution 425(1978), without prejudice to future border agreements.
Here, I must recall once again Syria's initiative, proposed on behalf of all the Arab States to the Security Council on 29 December 2003, to eradicate all weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons, from the Middle East region as a step towards declaring it a zone free of all weapons of mass destruction, including banning nuclear weapons and preventing their proliferation.
Recalling, once again, that Afghan refugees constitute the sole largest refugee case-load in the world.
The multilateral framework recalled once again that, regardless of their status, all migrant workers had rights.
I should like to conclude this introduction by recalling once again that justice and development are key elements for the reigning of peace and security in the world.
Recalling once again the enormity and extent of the damage done to the Great Jamahiriya by the sanctions imposed on it and their adverse impact on the economies of neighbouring States.
The Ministers recalled once again that climate change is one of the most serious global challenges of our times.
Recalling once again the enormity and extent of the damage done to the Great Jamahiriya by the sanctions imposed on it and their adverse impact on the economies of neighbouring States.
In this respect, CEA recalled once again that there was no automatic adequacy between a liability regime and its insurance cover.
The Ministers recalled once again that climate change was one of the most serious global challenges of the times.
I will begin by recalling, once again, what our New Zealand colleague said yesterday:"we look to enhanced opportunities for Security Council membership for all Member Sates, not just a privileged few.
Cuba recalls, once again, the vision in the Charter of the United Nations of the establishment and maintenance of international peace and security with the least possible diversion of the world's human and economic resources to armaments.
Recalling once again the enormity and extent of the damage done to the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya by the sanctions maintained against it for a period of more than seven years and their adverse impact on the economies of neighbouring States.
Recalling once again that prevention, preparedness and contingency planning for emergencies on a global level depend, for the most part, on the strengthening of local and national response capacities as well as on the availability of financial resources, both domestic and international.
Recalling once again the enormity and extent of the damage done to the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya by the sanctions maintained against it for a period of more than seven years and their adverse impact on the economies of neighbouring States.
Recalling once again that much remained to be done, he pointed out that he had been able to conduct an extensive investigation in a very short time because he had been in Afghanistan for approximately a year and had known the country before being appointed.
In this regard, the Committee recalled once again that it considers that account should only be taken of the votes cast and that the required quorum and majority should be fixed at a reasonable level.
Recalling once again Commission on Human Rights resolution 1993/30 of 5 March 1993, in which the Commission recommended to all thematic rapporteurs, special representatives, independent experts and working groups to pay special attention, within the framework of their mandates, to the situation of indigenous peoples.