Примеры использования Resolving international disputes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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China does not resort to force, orthreat of force, in resolving international disputes.
The United Nations, which advocated dialogue andnegotiation as a means of resolving international disputes, as well as respect for human rights, equality and justice, must make those principles a reality rather than having them as mere slogans.
Italy strongly believes in the rejection of violence as a means of resolving international disputes.
Thus, the Court is playing an even more significant role in resolving international disputes between States and providing its opinion on important questions of international law.
In the past year the United Nations has continued to play a central role in resolving international disputes.
The primary focus is on preventing and resolving international disputes through the United Nations.
During the past 10 years, arbitration seemed to have lost its image as the most speedy andrelatively cost-effective method for resolving international disputes.
The primary focus was on preventing and resolving international disputes through the United Nations.
Nevertheless, the United Nations, as the epicentre of global diplomacy,must increasingly perfect the art of mediation as a means of resolving international disputes.
China was not in favour of using sanctions as a major means of resolving international disputes and advocated extreme caution in that regard.
His Government believed in an international legal system rooted in respect for the norms and practices of international law andsupported the role of the International Court of Justice in resolving international disputes.
That would put a definitive end to unilateralism in resolving international disputes and issues.
As a permanent member of the Security Council, China has always supported the positive endeavours of the United Nations in preserving world peace and stability,promoting global development and resolving international disputes.
Since the cold war era, it has become possible for the United Nations to play a more active role in resolving international disputes of grave concern to the international community.
This diversity, together with the wide-ranging, significant and complex subject matter under deliberation and pending before the Court over the past year,bears testament to the importance that Member States attach to the role of the Court in resolving international disputes.
Never since the end of the Second World War has multilateral cooperation become such a necessary means for resolving international disputes and for ensuring the well-being of people everywhere.
By resolving international disputes and issuing advisory opinions, the Court not only strengthens the rule of law on a global scale, enhancing predictability and stability in international relations, but also contributes to the maintenance of international peace and security.
The training is based on the latest knowledge in this field andits focus is on preventing and resolving international disputes through the United Nations.
By resolving international disputes and issuing advisory opinions, the Court not only strengthens the rule of law on a global scale, thus enhancing predictability and stability in international relations, but also contributes to the maintenance of international peace and security.
Such an objective is not only enshrined in the Charter butis also firmly rooted in the shared goal of maintaining international peace and resolving international disputes through peaceful means.
We call for an effective strengthening of multilateralism andof the role of the United Nations as a forum for resolving international disputes, maintaining international peace and security and promoting economic and social development throughout the world.
The roles of both the General Assembly and the International Court of Justice should be revitalized in dealing with matters relating to the maintenance of international peace and security, to resolving international disputes, and to preventive diplomacy.
Pursuing a new security concept featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and coordination, fostering a peaceful andstable international security environment, resolving international disputes through peaceful means and increasing the sense of security for all countries constitute the basis for the progress of nuclear disarmament.
Article 9 of the" Constitution of the State of Japan"( Peace Constitution), which was adopted in November 1946 under strong internal and external demand and pressure says that the Japanese people, sincerely aspiring after international peace based on justice and order, shall abandon for good and all war, armed threat andarmed action through the invocation of State power as a means of resolving international disputes.
The neutral status of Turkmenistan, its foreign policy doctrine of nonaffiliation with any blocs andits rejection of the use of force as a means of resolving international disputes predetermine its stance with regard to peace and security.
It is a reminder that according to Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution of May 3, 1947,which proclaims the renunciation of war as a means of resolving international disputes, Japan is prohibited from creating its own land force, navy and air force.
His delegation had reservations regarding the concept of countermeasures,since such unilateral acts could interfere with the exercise by certain international organs of their mandate to consider and resolve international disputes.
We commend the concept of Enlightened Moderation to combat extremism and terrorism, resolve international disputes, conflicts and injustices affecting Islamic countries and peoples, to promote tolerance and harmony in accordance with the real values of Islam.
The remark was also made that countermeasures could interfere with the exercise by certain international organs of their mandate to consider and resolve international disputes and that the right to resort to such unilateral acts and the circumstances in which that right could be exercised, as well as prohibited countermeasures, should be clearly delineated in the draft articles.
Faced with a complicated and volatile international security situation, all countries should embrace a new security concept featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and coordination; fully respect and accommodate the legitimate security concerns of other countries; endeavour to build State-to-State relations of mutual understanding and mutual trust; resolve differences and dispel misgivings; conduct dialogue andcooperation on an equal footing; and resolve international disputes through peaceful means.