Примеры использования Regional approach to disarmament на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The regional approach to disarmament is one of the essential elements in global efforts.
It is inconceivable to contemplate such a measure at the very time when the importance of a regional approach to disarmament is becoming ever more widely recognized.
We believe that a regional approach to disarmament will ultimately lead to better security at the international level.
Last year, under the chairmanship of Ambassador Hoffmann of Germany,Working Group II agreed on guidelines and recommendations for a regional approach to disarmament.
In the face of this curse, a regional approach to disarmament is the best way to help curb this problem.
In my delegation's view, the best path to follow in order to eliminate this anarchic proliferation and illicit transfer of conventional weapons would be to strengthen the regional approach to disarmament; the international community is duty bound to give this all the attention it deserves.
Any regional approach to disarmament and arms limitation has to take into account the specific conditions and characteristics of the region.
The Commissioner suggested that the Mano River Union countries evolve a regional approach to disarmament in order to prevent the former fighters from crossing borders in order to fight new wars.
The regional approach to disarmament and arms limitation is one of the essential elements in global efforts to strengthen international peace and security.
His delegation appreciated the results of the discussions on regional disarmament in the United Nations Disarmament Commission in 1993, andendorsed the Commission's conclusion that any regional approach to disarmament must take due account of the specific conditions and characteristics of the region concerned.
Reaffirming its firm conviction that the regional approach to disarmament is essential to strengthening international peace and security at the regional and global levels.
While matters pertaining to nuclear and other traditional global disarmament issues occupy an important place on the disarmament agenda, emphasis in the pursuit of disarmament has also gradually shifted to a new strategy,the most notable part of which is the regional approach to disarmament.
He stressed the importance of the regional approach to disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation, through the reduction of regional tensions in such areas as South Asia and the Middle East, where it was essential to establish a zone free of weapons of mass destruction.
The delegation of Togo is among those that believe that to stem this scourge,which is fueling increasing criminality, the international community should adopt more concrete measures aimed at further strengthening the regional approach to disarmament and at building up confidence among the States of a given region by steadily calling on the technical capacities of United Nations regional centres.
The Council further stressed the importance of a comprehensive international and regional approach to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration that is not limited to the political and security aspects of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants, but addresses also its social and economic aspects, including special needs of child soldiers and women.
The Committee's deliberations highlighted other issues such as the ongoing Conference on certain conventional weapons, which is addressing the question of the Protocol on land-mines; a moratorium on the export of anti-personnel land-mines;disarmament and development; a regional approach to disarmament; the role of science and technology in disarmament; and the newly introduced question of“Observance of environmental norms in the drafting and implementation of agreements on disarmament and arms control”.
In concluding at its 1993 session its consideration of agenda item 5,entitled"Regional approach to disarmament within the context of global security", and by making decisive progress on the subjects being addressed by the other two Working Groups, the Disarmament Commission continued to demonstrate its effectiveness by making a priceless contribution to our common desire to strengthen international peace and security.
In particular, he has served as Chairman of Working Groups of the Disarmament Commission on the agenda items entitled“Regional approach to disarmament within the context of global security”, at the 1993 session, and“International arms transfers, with particular reference to General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991”, at the 1995 session.
The Security Council stresses the importance of a comprehensive international and regional approach to disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of former combatants that is not limited to the political and security aspects, but also addresses its social and economic aspects, including special needs of child soldiers and women.
We recognize that regional approaches to disarmament play useful complementary roles to global disarmament. .
Continue to support regional approaches to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration.
Promoting and supporting regional approaches to disarmament and security;
Thirdly, it affirms that global and regional approaches to disarmament complement each other.
Regional approaches to disarmament and arms limitation should take into account the necessity to address broader, non-military factors which may affect security.
Regional approaches to disarmament and arms limitation can interact positively with other initiatives of a region to enhance its security.
Regional approaches to disarmament and arms limitation should promote transparency and openness in military matters in order to build confidence among the States of the region concerned.
Global and regional approaches to disarmament complement each other and should therefore be pursued in tandem with efforts to promote peace and security at the regional and international levels.
Lectures during 1993 dealt with such topics as regional approaches to disarmament, non-proliferation, transparency, international humanitarian law in armed conflicts, and non-military threats to security.
Lectures during 1994 dealt with such topics as regional approaches to disarmament, non-proliferation, transparency, international humanitarian law in armed conflicts, and non-military threats to security.
Moreover, we must bear in mind the fact that a universal approach and regional approaches to disarmament are complementary.