Примеры использования Solution to this question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Well, have any solution to this question?
Today it is hard to believe that half a century later we have still not managed to find a solution to this question.
There was no uniform solution to this question.
The solution to this question is the possibility to produce popular serial civil high-tech products.
I urge the Conference to find a solution to this question as soon as possible.
We therefore urge all our partners to seek the speediest possible solution to this question.
Without a solution to this question, sustainable development and the viability of future generations will undoubtedly be seriously compromised.
We still believe that the AntiPersonnel Mine Ban Convention offers a comprehensive and definitive solution to this question.
Without a satisfactory solution to this question, the centres will not be able to carry out their functions, and even less so in meeting the new challenges.
However, it is also highly regrettable that no significant progress has been achieved in the process to find a political solution to this question.
The opportunities for peace and a just solution to this question have been there, but the hopes to achieve it have been dashed every time.
We do not believe that any delegation or group of delegations has, orwould even claim to have, the ideal solution to this question.
An even better solution to this question would be nuclear disarmament, total nuclear disarmament, through the full application of article VI of the NPT.
Despite the latest developments on the question of Palestine we do not think that this is an overall,comprehensive solution to this question.
Both sides have declared their willingness to reach a just,comprehensive and lasting solution to this question on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
Albania follows attentively the proceedings of the Working Group for the restructuring of the Security Council andthe efforts made to find a solution to this question.
Consequently, we must affirm that no lasting peace could be achieved in the Middle East without a just solution to this question on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 252 1968.
Difficulties regarding the holding of a referendum on the self-determination of the territory are a hindrance to the search for a definitive solution to this question.
Today, two of the Council's resolutions-- 242(1967) and 338(1973)-- are universally recognized as the bases for any durable solution to this question and constitute the foundation of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
It is therefore the responsibility of both parties andthe international community to regain the confidence and trust that will open the way for a just and lasting solution to this question.
As regards Western Sahara, my Government supports the international community's efforts for a peaceful solution to this question, in accordance with the United Nations settlement plan.
An early, fair, reasonable and lasting solution to this question and the restoration of the legitimate national rights of the Palestinian people are the keys to peace, stability and development in the Middle East.
Since human rights are not the raison d'être for the Agreement orfor the upcoming negotiations, a comprehensive solution to this question can hardly be expected.
When seeking a solution to this question, we must strive to carry out our discussions in the most open and transparent manner possible in order to avoid potential tensions and to promote an outcome which reflects a consensus.
Others believed that the autonomy plan by Morocco could provide the best prospect for achieving a mutually acceptable solution to this question A/C.4/65/SR.6 and 7.
A partial solution to this question in utter disregard of the need for a comprehensive package would seriously undermine our endeavours for a more balanced, representative and legitimate Security Council, and would hence be unacceptable.
In East Timor,we continue to support the negotiations conducted under the auspices of the Secretary-General to find a just and definitive solution to this question.
At this juncture where uncertainty regarding the final status of Kosovo persists,we continue to maintain our view that we must mobilize all efforts to find a just and sustainable solution to this question.
Today, two of the Council's resolutions-- resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973)-- are universally recognized as the bases for any durable solution to this question and constitute the foundation of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.