Примеры использования Stable world order на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are still far from the Kantian dream of a stable world order that is democratic and prosperous.
That is exactly why we in Belarus today sense with special urgency the danger of the erosion of a just and stable world order.
The hopes for a peaceful and stable world order raised by the end of the cold war have not yet been realized.
In calculating their national interests, they should give due weight to the value andimportance of a just and stable world order.
As the international community takes on greater responsibilities in its efforts to establish a more stable world order, restructuring the Organization with improved cost effectiveness is becoming ever more critical.
The way we channel these forces into productive activities will determine the success of our common endeavour to forge a just and stable world order.
Its provisions made it possible to formulate effective instruments to ensure a more stable world order, and the United Nations system could adapt to the new circumstances by developing and interpreting those provisions in a more creative way.
The importance of industrial development in the process of bringing about a more prosperous,equitable and stable world order could not be overemphasized.
In the long term, the greatest threat to a stable world order is to allow the crisis to push the world's other great problems into the background: climate change, for example, the energy and food crisis or the pressing issues of peace and security, poverty and human rights.
The problems in Georgia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Middle East highlight one fact:it is more urgent than ever that we develop the foundations for a stable world order.
Mr. BEYAEV(Belarus) said that Belarus had a fundamental interest in ensuring the effective use of the United Nations to prevent andsettle conflicts and maintain a stable world order and it appreciated the contribution made by the Organization in the form of peace-keeping operations.
Past and recent experience in every region of the world has demonstrated that the protection andpromotion of human rights is an indispensable ingredient of a stable world order.
It was clear then, and is even clearer today, that if the Convention on the Law of the Sea were ratified by only a part of the international community,it would become a fragile instrument, incapable of establishing the stable world order in the marine environment that is indispensable if relations of cooperation and friendship between States are to be maintained and developed.
Unless the powerful States recognize this imperative, the international system will move towards international anarchy rather than towards a more humane,peaceful and stable world order.
The vast potential of the world Organization has been recognized andhas begun to be employed in the establishment of a more stable world order: as a strengthened voice for the poorest countries, as deliverer of humanitarian relief, as guardian of human and minority rights, as rescuer of States in crisis and as an instrument for repairing a damaged global environment.
The world desires a United Nations that is, andis seen to be an instrument for achieving common ends towards a just and stable world order.
We should all work with the Secretary-General toachieve the realization of that objective, which we all share, of a more stable world order through a stronger and more effective United Nations.
Although the primary responsibility of the United Nations is to maintain international peace and security, it has become all too evident that development and peace go hand in hand andthat development is one of the best ways to achieve preventive diplomacy and a stable world order.
The vast potential of the world Organization has been recognized andhas begun to be employed in the establishment of a more stable world order: as a strengthened voice for the poorest countries…", A/48/1, para. 2.
In our interdependent world, the United Nations has to become an efficient working forum for searching for universal consensus, a conscious regulator of the integration processes anda vehicle for establishing a stable world order.
Alongside a still dangerous and hardly predictable world of traditionalist or just backward countries, one can see a rising group of countries capable of consolidating thegroundwork of an emerging, more fair and stable world order with their weight and resources.
The two World Conferences to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination, in 1978 and 1983 respectively, reflected the determination of the international community to take effective action and to attain a more just,secure and stable world order.
The experience gained from these trying times, in which the Organization is hard-pressed to reassert its indisputable relevance in the contemporary global context, should lead us to a clear understanding of the ever-present fact that the world desires a United Nations whose image reflects its true nature as an international instrument designed to achieving the common end of a just and stable world order-- one that is not subject to the pursuit of the narrow parochial interests of a powerful few.
As a country that wishes to address this matter peacefully, the Philippines asks the international community to remain interested in and concerned about the South China Sea issue, as it has broader implications for the universal application of the Convention, for the peace andsecurity of the Asia-Pacific region and for the maintenance of a stable world order.
The horrifying lessons of the Second World War have taught us to join together to combat contemporary threats andto respect the international legal norms without which a secure existence and a stable world order are not possible.
The farmer has a solid, stable position in the world order.
This is extremely vital to address the task of steadily reducing resort to the use of force and establishing a stable, democratic world order.
The determining role in maintaining stable reproduction of such a world order is given to US.
We have placed great hopes in the post-cold-war era in the establishment of a new and equitable world order of stable peace, common security and generalized prosperity.
We believe that those countries which are legitimately interested in taking part in the daily construction of a stable and peaceful world order could fulfil their aspirations in this way.