Примеры использования Related to sanctions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General issues related to sanctions.
Delegations acknowledged the continued efforts by the Security Council to address issues related to sanctions.
The working group on the general issues related to sanctions met under the Chairmanship of Ambassador Anwarul Karim Chowdhury, Permanent Representative of Bangladesh, on 7 and 28 July.
Working group on the general issues related to sanctions.
One important provision of the Charter related to sanctions, which should be a measure of last resort, imposed only in the face of a threat to international peace and security, and then only in conformity with the Charter and international law.
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Further, the Council welcomed the Secretary-General's efforts to study ways andmeans of addressing the various aspects related to sanctions.
He also encouraged the Security Council Informal Working Group on General Issues related to Sanctions to continue its efforts to improve the efficiency of sanctions. .
The Panel expanded the geographic breadth of its consultations during the current mandate to reflect the global extent of Iranian interests and activities related to sanctions.
The regional leaders reaffirmed their determination to implement all the decisions taken, including those related to sanctions, with the objective of achieving a lasting solution to the conflict in Burundi.
It is a matter of satisfaction that the Security Council,after years of debate, has set up a Working Group under Bangladesh chairmanship to study various general issues related to sanctions.
He endorsed the suggestion that a briefing by the Chairman of the informal working group of the Security Council on general issues related to sanctions and on the progress of work and an exchange of views between the members of the Security Council and the Special Committee might facilitate the latter's operations.
It welcomes the Secretary-General's efforts to study ways andmeans of addressing the various aspects related to sanctions in his report.
The recommendations of the Security Council Informal Working Group on General Issues related to Sanctions, the ad hoc expert group on the effects of United Nations sanctions on third States and the Special Committee should provide a solid basis for the reform of the United Nations sanctions regime and for the development of guidelines.
That in turn underscored the need for maximum coherence, coordination andtransparency across the entire United Nations system when addressing issues related to sanctions.
At its informal consultations heldon 18 May 2007, the Committee received a briefing from the Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Hédi Annabi, on issues related to sanctions that were discussed during a multidisciplinary Technical Assessment Mission to Côte d'Ivoire, which took place from 10 to 22 April 2007.
During the informal consultations of the whole on 21 November, Council members exchanged preliminary views,under the item entitled“Other matters”, on issues related to sanctions.
This exercise enabled Member States to hear from the Committee and the Panel, ask questions andgain a better understanding of issues related to sanctions implementation and the work of the Committee.
The Working Group's deliberations on general issues of sanctions in 2005 coincided with the work on the 2005 World Summit Outcome,which also touches upon issues related to sanctions.
Czech businessmen must remember that interaction between our countries is beneficial, anddespite the existing difficulties related to sanctions, we need to look into the future and think about joint work.
During its visits to neighbouring States, the Group generally received generally good cooperation from Government authorities, although it noted that, in some cases,Government representatives appeared unwilling to share detailed information on matters related to sanctions.
This is done to enhance andimplement all necessary measures that will be enacted by the Security Council on the issues related to sanctions and embargo on international terrorism organizations.
The Bangladesh Presidency took the initiative to address the matter in an effective manner.An expert group was set up on 10 March to submit draft terms of reference for a working group to be established to make recommendations on general issues related to sanctions.
During the 2009 plenary meeting, the Panel attended a session of the Kimberley Process Committee on Rules and Procedures to provide information on the role of UnitedNations sanctions committees and panels and groups of experts in implementing Security Council resolutions related to sanctions. The Kimberley Process plenary adopted the administrative decision regarding the sharing of information with United Nations bodies on 5 November.
Therefore, we support the proposal made during the general debate by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, Mr. Jan Kavan, concerning the creation within the framework of the United Nations of a special group similar to Mr. Brahimi's panel to make a comprehensive andimpartial analysis of the whole range of questions related to sanctions.
His delegation supported the idea that a working group of the Sixth Committee should be set up to consider the issue, taking into account discussions in other United Nations bodies,such as the Security Council Informal Working Group on General Issues related to Sanctions and the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1526 2004.
I welcome President Obama's initiative to engage the Security Council in a broader discussion of issues pertaining to non-proliferation anddisarmament, beyond the specific area of issues related to sanctions.
These posts would also allow more time for the committee secretaries to undertake analysis andprovide inputs on cross-cutting issues directly related to sanctions, such as conflict resources and illicit arms trafficking.
More specifically, in their remarks, participants elaborated on the following main themes:( i) Security Council working groups;( ii) working methods of the Council 's subsidiary bodies and their relationship with the Council itself;( iii) responsibilities of the chairman in the conduct of the subsidiary bodies' business;( iv) proliferation of subsidiary bodies; and( v)general issues related to sanctions, including listing, de-listing, and monitoring.
Mr. Khair'(Jordan) emphasized the need to respect the Charter of the United Nations andsaid that Jordan attached great importance to the effective implementation of its provisions related to sanctions and assistance to third States affected by sanctions. .