Примеры использования Such dialogue should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Where possible, such dialogue should involve site visits;
The Conference on Disarmament is clearly the forum in which such dialogue should take place.
Such dialogue should focus on specific issues and have wide international support.
On 1 January 2007, the Secretary-General of the Forces nouvelles, Guillaume Soro, welcomed President Gbagbo's proposal to open dialogue with his group,but stressed that such dialogue should lead to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1721 2006.
In order to be meaningful, such dialogue should involve all relevant stakeholders of a given society.
The six Presidents' unprecedented attempt to forge a common platform started from the simple belief that we need dialogue conducive to future negotiations and that such dialogue should be structured, focused and interactive, while maintaining a sense of balance.
Such dialogue should also help the developing countries to confront the economic challenges of globalization.
Finally, the Agenda for Development recognizes the renewal of the dialogue on strengthening international cooperation through partnership as an important mechanism through which the intergovernmental follow-up and assessment of the Agenda andits implementation would be conducted, and that such dialogue should also be used as an opportunity to discuss new and emerging issues concerning international cooperation for development. See A/AC.250/1(Part III), annex, para.
A central goal of such dialogue should be to improve the current situation of Guaraní peoples in the Chaco region.
Such dialogue should be a standard practice in the case of decisions which may affect the security of these troops.
In the specific case of Cuba, such dialogue should take place without preconditions and under terms of full equality, as our sister country has requested.
Such dialogue should not be monopolized by States and should include all components of civil society, beginning with NGOs.
Such dialogue should contribute not only to the advancement of the political process, but also to a better environment of trust and confidence.
Such dialogue should also be used as an opportunity to discuss new and emerging issues concerning international cooperation for development.
Such dialogue should also include an examination of institutions governing the global economy and their mandates, with a view to promoting coherence and coordination.
Such dialogue should take into account the fact that security is often defined differently by women, men, boys and girls, as well as members of minority groups.
Such dialogue should be formally established through the development of specialized regional and subregional networks of religious and traditional leaders.
Such dialogue should underlie the universal-periodic-review mechanism of the Human Rights Council, which was the appropriate mechanism for helping all countries to improve their human-rights situation.
Such dialogue should lead to a political agreement on elections; the composition and format of the national armed forces; disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of armed groups; transitional justice and other key political issues, including the future of governance, decentralization, and the economic future of the country.
Such dialogue should seek to facilitate policy development and programme planning in order to assist concerned groups in formulating comprehensive approaches to addressing the challenges of young people and population ageing and to meeting the needs of both young and old, especially the most vulnerable, including the poor and frail, particularly women.
Stresses that such dialogue should be conducted in response to the imperatives of mutual interests and benefits, genuine interdependence, shared responsibility and the partnership for achieving development as well as for improving the international economic environment so that it is conducive to such development, and that the United Nations system should reinforce its activities in order to facilitate such a dialogue in accordance with relevant resolutions of the General Assembly;
Such dialogues should continue.
Such dialogues should also promote a general adherence of international financial institutions to international human rights norms.
Such dialogues should be organized in a way to consider issues from the perspective of the Convention and other international entities, including the European Commission, its Joint Research Centre, and others.
Such dialogues should also be encouraged with other religious communities.
Such consultation and dialogue should be revitalized.
Such a dialogue should involve Governments, the private sector and civil society.
The point was also made that such a dialogue should remain informal and not be institutionalized.
Such a dialogue should not only include religious leaders but could also involve initiatives at the grassroots level.
Lastly, it was stressed that such a dialogue should not impair the inherent flexibility of the existing system.