Примеры использования States want на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many States want to include stocks.
The United Nations would be as strong as Member States wanted it to be.
Some States want negotiations on nuclear disarmament.
However, this needs to be considered in the light of the model of joint investigations that States want to adopt.
In that context, some States want us to work on submunitions.
It is not so much that any of us has been asleep;the multilateral machinery works when States want it to work.
Many States want to protect their citizens but lack the means to do so.
Was considered to be a holy place, andmany notable people from the Czech Republic and neighboring States want to be buried there.
What African States want and aspire to is to play a more important part in the trade of goods and services.
AI's analysis of the views submitted was published in the report:A Global Arms Trade Treaty: What States Want POL34/004/2007.
In this case, States want to preserve the integrity of the treaty, sometimes at the expense of the principle of consensus.
All the suggested means of ensuring accountability begged the question of what Member States wanted the General Assembly to be.
Some States wanted the Committee to take into account subsequent practice when it was negative, but not when it was positive.
Why would bigger operators,or in this case states, want to share their liquidity with smaller operators/states?
States wanting that status have to submit an application in advance, indicating their commitment to adhere to all regulations of the Commission.
Why would bigger operators,or in this case states, want to share their liquidity with smaller operators/states?
Many States wanted to hold practice alerts or to create names and address files, along with physical locations and livestock numbers so they would be prepared.
Recalling that Canada had signed the Convention on Cluster Munitions, she said she had the impression that some States wanted to make those who had expressed concern about the draft protocol feel guilty.
Fifthly, some States want to proceed with restructuring according to a certain schedule so that it will not be prolonged eternally.
EU Council President Donald Tusk and several Eastern European states want to scrap the refugee quotas system, while receiving countries like Germany and the Netherlands call for solidarity.
States want to see the dispute resolved by peaceful means, as repeatedly called for by the international community and by regional organizations, as enshrined in the provisions of international law.
As Ambassador Guerreiro from Brazil pointed out on 14 June, when States want substantive negotiations on a certain issue, they do not mind a lack of precision or clarity in the negotiating mandate.
Delegates from large states wanted representation in Congress to be proportional to population, while delegates from smaller states preferred that each state receive equal representation.
As the President pointed out,the Court's current pace is essential if States want justice to be done without unacceptable delays, but it cannot be maintained if the members of the Court do not receive more support.
Simple language, small States want a finger in the pie- the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process, to promote and further consolidate the principle of the need to defend all States that cannot militarily defend themselves, and to share the responsibility of advancing the peace and security agenda while ameliorating human rights and increasing prosperity in every corner of the world.
Regarding the institutional framework theme of Rio+20,the Pacific small island developing States want specific safeguards or"improved and additional measures" in the new institutional framework, as called for in the five-year review of the Mauritius Strategy.
What became clear in our recent debates is that when States want substantive negotiations to commence on a certain issue they do not mind lack of precision or clarity in the negotiating mandate, whereas when States do not want negotiations to commence on a certain issue they insist on having precision and clarity in the negotiating mandate, and are loath to leave any room for ambiguity, constructive or otherwise.
The small island developing States wanted the Conference to provide support for sustainable ocean development and protection of resources.
Basically because the nuclear-weapon States and allied States want to limit the work of the Conference on Disarmament to negotiations on the prohibition of production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
Of course, if the state wants to have the aluminum industry.