Примеры использования Right of states to acquire на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is the legitimate right of States to acquire the means to protect their independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
This situation flows from[a variety of factors, including, inter alia,]the sovereign right of States to acquire arms for their defence, including arms from outside sources.
We underline the right of States to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful uses and to settle disputes through dialogue and negotiation.
Training and access to technology:no clause should be interpreted as limiting the right of States to acquire nuclear facilities and technologies for peaceful use.
The right of States to acquire legitimate means of defence in order to defend their security and protect their citizens must also be respected.
At the outset, the Movement reiterates its founding principles and reaffirms the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
Affirmation of the right of States to acquire conventional weapons to the extent necessary for their self-defence, under the supervision of the United Nations.
It should be understood that such a measure on conventional arms transfers should take into account the purposes and principles of the United Nations set forth in the Charter,including the right of States to acquire arms to exercise their inherent right to self-defence.
This situation flows from the sovereign right of States to acquire arms for their defence, including arms from outside sources.
The Syrian Arab Republic will continue to honour the pledges it has made under the Treaty and believes firmly that international instrument remains the foundation of global efforts to prevent the vertical and horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons and to achieve nuclear disarmament, andis the internationally legitimate basis for the right of States to acquire and use nuclear technology for peaceful applications.
NAM reaffirms the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
Concerns have been raised whether this would be the most suitable approach to promote responsibilityin arms transfers or whether such a treaty would have a negative impact on the inherent right of States to acquire the arms necessary for self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
The Ministers reaffirmed the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
With respect to the agenda item entitled"Practical confidence-building measures in the field of conventional weapons", the Arab Group stresses the importance of effective measures that will help promote international peace andsecurity while also taking into account the principles of the right of States to acquire the means of self-defence and the sovereignty of States and non-interference in their internal affairs, and taking account tooof the specific security and defence characteristics of each region.
NAM reaffirms the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
The GCC member States stress the importance of confidence-building in the area of conventional weapons, while respecting the right of States to acquire, transfer and stockpile conventional weapons that enable them to defend themselves and protect their territory and sovereignty in accordance with international law.
The sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, import, export, transfer and retain conventional arms for self-defence and security needs should be reaffirmed;
On conventional weapons, my delegation shares the view of the Non-Aligned Movement that it is the sovereign and inherent right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs, in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
We reaffirm the sovereign and inherent right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs, in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Ireland envisaged that the proposed code of conduct for conventional arms transfers would be a voluntary instrument which would not limit the right of States to acquire arms for their national security under the United Nations Charter; instead, States would undertaketo subscribe voluntarily to a set of principles and criteria in deciding on their arms imports and exports.
We reaffirm the sovereign and inherent right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
The Heads of State or Government reaffirmed the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
The Ministers reaffirmed the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms and their parts and components for their self-defence and security needs.
The Heads of State or Government reaffirmed the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
Trinidad and Tobago also acknowledges the right of States to acquire weapons for responsible law enforcement, having regard to the universal principles governing human rights and civil liberties.
They also underscoredthat its implementation should, in no way, affect the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms and their parts and components for their self-defense and security needs.
This instrument does not restrict the right of States to acquire, manufacture, transfer and retain small arms and light weapons for their self-defence and security needs, as well as for their capacity to participate in peacekeeping operations, in a manner consistent with the Charter of the United Nations.
They also underscored that its implementation should, in no way, affect the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms and their parts and components for their self-defense and security needs.
The Ministers reaffirmed the sovereign right of States to acquire, manufacture, export, import and retain conventional arms for their self-defence and security needs.
Our Group would also like to stress that the right of States to acquire nuclear technology and to use it for peaceful purposes is an inalienable right under article IV of the NPT.