Примеры использования Singapore supports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Singapore supports international and regional platforms on child welfare.
Mr. Chua(Singapore): Singapore supports draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.7, on“Small arms”.
Singapore supports international efforts for the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
In this context, Singapore supports the several key initiatives taken recently by the IAEA Board of Governors.
Singapore supports the right of States to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, as guaranteed under the NPТ.
In this regard, Singapore supports the joint declaration of the signatory countries of the 1993 memorandum of understanding on drug control.
Singapore supports international efforts to resolve the humanitarian concerns over anti-personnel landmines.
In this context, Singapore supports this draft resolution and other ongoing international efforts to resolve humanitarian concerns over cluster munitions.
Singapore supports United Nations Security Council resolution 1737 imposing sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Singapore supports enlargement of the Security Council to better reflect current geopolitical realities.
Singapore supports the IAEA's activities to bring socio-economic benefits to developing countries through nuclear application.
Singapore supports working towards a common international standard for control of the import, export and transfer of conventional arms.
Singapore supports the continued allocation of resources from the United Nations regular budget to the Court for its effective functioning.
Singapore supports the initiative on reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, which emerged from the recent Bali summit.
Singapore supports the IAEA's objective of providing authoritative guidance and advice on nuclear safety approaches, policies and principles.
Singapore supports and will continue to support work towards a common international standard for the control of imports, exports and transfers of conventional arms.
As I said, Singapore supports efforts to protect the marine and coastal environment, but such measures must not contravene the carefully negotiated package enshrined in UNCLOS.
Singapore supports the work of the United Nations towards establishing common international standards for the import, export and transfer of conventional arms through an arms trade treaty.
In that regard, Singapore supports United Nations efforts aimed at enhancing international cooperation aimed at preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
Singapore supports international efforts to resolve the humanitarian concerns over anti-personnel landmines. We will continue to work with members of the international community towards finding a durable and truly global solution.
As in past years, Singapore supports, and will continue to support, all initiatives against the indiscriminate use of anti-personnel landmines, especially when they are directed against innocent and defenceless civilians.
Singapore supports the expansion of the Security Council by up to five new permanent members as part of a comprehensive package that would, among other things, include the consequent adjustment of non-permanent membership to maintain a balanced ratio.
Singapore supported Kenya in capacity-building for development.
Singapore supported India's commitment to promoting racial and religious tolerance.
Singapore supported transparency in such arbitrations as one means of ensuring their integrity, which had recently been subject to criticism.
For that reason, Singapore supported General Assembly resolutions 50/70 B and 52/38 J on small arms.
Singapore supported draft resolution A/C.6/59/L.8 because it respected the right of States to decide for themselves on matters that did not yet enjoy international consensus.
Singapore supported the right of sovereign States to the peaceful use of nuclear science and technology under article IV of the Treaty.
Singapore supported General Assembly resolution 68/68 and co-sponsored resolution 68/51, both of which called for, inter alia, the Treaty's entry into force.
Mr. Loh Tuck Keat(Singapore)said that Singapore supported the general thrust of the draft resolution, but wished to explain its position with regard to the provision urging States Parties to"review their reservations regularly with a view to withdrawing them.