Примеры использования Super-power rivalry на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During the cold war,we blamed conflicts on super-Power rivalry.
This includes the end of super-Power rivalry in the region which prevailed in the context of the cold war.
These conflicts are correctly seen as one of the side-effects of the end of the cold war and super-Power rivalry.
The world has seen the end of super-power rivalry, which has had its impact on the Indian Ocean Zone as well.
The effective functioning of a system of collective security was immediately threatened by bitter and intense super-Power rivalry.
It was remarkable that even during the period of super-Power rivalry, discussions and agreements on disarmament continued.
Thirty-five years ago, the founding fathers of this Movement had a vision of a world, inter alia, living in peace and harmony,free of nuclear threat and super-Power rivalry.
The Cold War super-Power rivalry has ceased and socioeconomic development within the region has flourished.
The world has now entered a new era in which civil strife has replaced super-power rivalry as the main threat to peace and security.
Thus, the end of super-Power rivalry has allowed the international community to intervene on behalf of internally displaced persons.
The international political environment has improved considerably as super-Power rivalry has been replaced by mutual confidence, trust and cooperation.
One truth, articulated by almost every speaker in the area of world peace and security is that the threat of conflicts between States has not diminished,even after the super-Power rivalry has been eroded.
Ironically, the arms transfer will be exacerbated by the very diminished super-Power rivalry, disarmament and problems relating to conversion of military hardware.
Perhaps the reason for this noticeable absence of our country during the many years that this great annual event has been held is that followingthe Second World War, the international system revolved around super-Power rivalry, giving rise to the cold war.
That is why, despite the end of super-Power rivalry which, in theory, should have eased tensions the world over, conflicts and tensions have continued to flare up.
Since the adoption of the Declaration, the world situation had changed significantly,notably with the end of the super-Power rivalry that had prevailed in the Indian Ocean region during the cold war.
During the cold war the fear was of being trampled in the super-Power rivalry; in the post-cold-war era the fear is that small States will be economically, militarily or politically bullied if they act in a manner that incurs the wrath of the stronger States.
Since the adoption of the Declaration in 1971, however, the world situation had changed significantly,notably with the end of the super-Power rivalry, which had had an impact in the Indian Ocean region.
Unexpected conflicts which had emerged since the demise of super-Power rivalry had resulted in the use of arms and the expenditure of enormous resources for the destruction of human life and property.
In colonial countries, and in Africa in particular, the struggle for self-determination andnational independence was perceived through the prism of super-Power rivalry, which perception resulted in bitter liberation wars.
In the words of the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan,“with the end of the super-Power rivalry, nations everywhere have come to recognize their stake in the success of multilateral negotiations and the monitoring of weapons developments”.
The context of this issue has changed greatly over the past decade; there have been dramatic alterations in the geopolitical landscape with the ending of super-Power rivalry and the emergence of numerous new States.
In Central America, the peace process made possible by the reduction of super-Power rivalry has led to a significant reduction in the refugee and displaced population in the region.
Its establishment was a very important step towards a new global order,although the political situation dominated by super-Power rivalry over next several decades prevented it from using its potential to the full.
In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, he spoke of the super-Power rivalry that was spreading to the oceans, of the pollution that was poisoning the seas, of the conflicting legal claims and their implications for a stable order and of the rich potential that lay on the seabed.
The advent of the new State of Eritrea happily coincided with the end of the cold war,that era of super-Power rivalry that caused so much human misery and led to the virtual paralysis of the United Nations.
Against this background of achievements, the Organization has had to deal with many formidable problems, such as the super-Power rivalry of the cold-war era, which resulted in a long period of paralysis in terms of the Organization's ability to take quick and effective decisions and in the increasing number of ethnic conflicts and tensions around the world, as evidenced by conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia and Georgia, among others.
As the Secretary-General noted in his report on reform of the Organization[A/51/950], the cessation of super-Power rivalry and military confrontation set in train a whole host of progressive changes within and among nations.
Now that the cold war is over andthe international community is free from the super-Power rivalry that so crippled the United Nations in the past, the Organization should be restructured to meet the needs and challenges of the present-day world.
Those objectives had originally been a response to threats posed to the region by super-Power rivalry and the arms race, as well as the possible risk of hegemony or domination by regional Powers.