Примеры использования Share the conviction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We share the conviction that such a Truce will permit wider participation in those Games.
We share the conviction regarding the immense importance of the universal values upheld and defended by the Organization, values to which future Members must adhere, as we have done.
Malaysia supports the thrust of the draft resolution, as we share the conviction that its implementation would contribute to the promotion of global efforts towards general and complete disarmament.
We share the conviction that the Conference should move forward and resume its role as a negotiating forum.
In this connection, we fully share the conviction that the United Nations must focus on overcoming and preventing conflict and on post-conflict rehabilitation and development.
We share the conviction that the Conference should move forward and meet the expectations of the international community.
We also share the conviction that the recourse to payment of ransom for terrorism should be condemned and criminalised.
And we all share the conviction that, in promoting respect and tolerance across the globe, the United Nations has a central role to play.
We thus share the conviction of the Palestinian leader, Chairman Yasser Arafat, that Mr. Ehud Barak's victory has raised hopes for peace throughout the region.
We share the conviction that inequality, poverty and the environment and environmental degradation are linked and that development and the environment are inseparable.
We share the conviction that social development and social justice are indispensable for the achievement and maintenance of peace and security within and among our nations.
We fully share the conviction that the peace process should lead to the early exercise by the Palestinian people of their right to self-determination through the establishment of an independent homeland.
African countries share the conviction that implementation of the nine priority areas of that action plan will make it possible to achieve the Millennium Development Goals in the shortest possible time.
We share the conviction that the respect and promotion of all human rights without distinction, including the right to development, is one of the main guarantees of peace and stability at the national and international levels.
We share the conviction that the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones on the basis of arrangements freely arrived at among States of the region concerned contributes positively to the enhancement of international peace and security.
They share the conviction that reconciling cultural diversity and social cohesion can succeed only if we create social trust and base our policy on common values, particularly universal human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Agencies and programmes share the conviction that technical cooperation in the field of human rights requires close system-wide cooperation, exchange of information and expertise and more systematic coordination to fully utilize the existing potential.
We share the conviction that risks from the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the growing danger of non-State actors, especially terrorist groups and individuals, acquiring these types of weapons constitute one of the major threats to international peace and security.
We all share the conviction that the considerable progress achieved in our multilateral economic cooperation contributes to enhancing peace, stability and security to the benefit of our peoples, and that the time has come to consolidate the international legal personality of BSEC.
While we share the conviction that the Conference on Disarmament should act strictly in accordance with its Rules of Procedure and that there can be no automaticity in relation to decisions made during the last session, we believe that past decisions represent important stepping stones that allow us to make steady progress in fulfilling our special responsibility as the sole multilateral disarmament negotiating forum.
We share the conviction of those urging that the Conference on Disarmament promptly re-establish the working group called for by General Assembly resolution 64/29 to negotiate a fissile material cut-off treaty and to re-establish three additional working groups to undertake active and substantive discussions on other core elements of the agenda of the Conference, without prescribing or precluding the outcome of those discussions.
Romania shares the conviction that, in today's world, peace and security must be addressed from a global perspective.
Her country shared the conviction that no State could battle terrorism on its own.
With regard to the BWC, Romania shares the conviction that the programme of work for the period 2003-2005 will significantly strengthen the BWC.
It shares the conviction of the international community that this pernicious phenomenon and all its various practices and manifestations must be fought.
It shares the conviction that economic growth and sustainable development are intertwined with the status of and trends in world peace and security.
Romania shares the conviction that in today's world peace and security must be addressed from a global perspective.
Sharing the conviction that it is necessary to establish effective commitments for joint action with the aim of strengthening regional integration and to promote the sustainable development in harmony with nature and social welfare, of all our States;