Примеры использования Switzerland considers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Switzerland considers this process as paramount.
The United Nations Register,as it deals only with arms transfers, covers only a small aspect of what Switzerland considers necessary to accomplish in the field of transparency.
Switzerland considers the CVR to be a convention of high value.
This treaty should lead to a considerable reduction in strategic nuclear weapons, but,as was brought out by a number of delegations on Tuesday, Switzerland considers that, to be credible, any bilateral or unilateral disarmament measure must adopt the principles of transparency, irreversibility and verification.
Switzerland considers that the following points deserve particular attention.
With respect to resolution 57/111, adopted by the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session, on 3 December 2002, and in conformity with Security Council resolution 476(1980), which reiterates that all measures that have altered the geographic, demographic and historical character andstatus of the Holy City of Jerusalem are null and void, Switzerland considers that the extension of Israeli sovereignty to East Jerusalem constitutes a unilateral act that is contrary to international law and thus unacceptable.
Switzerland considers the protection of inland waterways to be very important.
In this context, Switzerland considers that special emphasis should be placed on the negotiation of an FMCT.
Switzerland considers that racial discrimination constitutes a grave violation of human rights.
There is no doubt that Switzerland considers itself bound by the Convention, independently of the validity of the Declaration". Judgement(note 80 above), para. 60.
Switzerland considers that the role of the United Nations in the economic and social fields must be defined.
Switzerland considers that the time has come to launch, between now and the end of the year, a discussion on the future status of Kosovo.
Switzerland considers the development of this potential to be a priority and consequently pledges its commitment to this end.
Switzerland considers the protection of witnesses to be a central element in the proper administration of international criminal justice.
Switzerland considers United Nations peacekeeping operations as an important means of maintaining international peace and security.
Switzerland considers that these commitments constitute the political and legal framework for all action concerning the family in its various forms.
Switzerland considers that this paragraph is directed at the sanctions Committee and contains no measures directly applicable by Member States.
Switzerland considers the IAEA Action Plan to be a first step in a process that should lead to a stronger global nuclear safety regime.
Switzerland considers that this reservation remains justified in the light of other human rights such as freedom of expression and freedom of association.
Switzerland considers that the guidelines on the application of Resolution No. 40 are important, as they can help harmonize and facilitate its application.
Switzerland considers that the universal periodic review constitutes an instrument of choice for the promotion of international cooperation in the field of human rights.
Switzerland considers such substantive contributions necessary for a thorough review of these mechanisms in 2011 and for the much-needed strengthening of the system related to confidence-building measures.
Switzerland considers that minimum standards of humanity should apply to all the actors concerned, i.e. to all State, inter-State and non-State groups, and also to individuals.
Switzerland considers that such autonomous recognition helps to open up domestic markets, promotes healthy competition and, as a result, gives consumers a greater choice of products at lower prices.
Switzerland considers that no distinction should be drawn between“direct involvement” and“indirect involvement”(through the performance of auxiliary services) or between the compulsory or voluntary nature of recruitment.
Switzerland considers that this issue raises the following questions, which have thus far received little attention in the discussion of minimum standards of humanity: in what form should possible minimum standards of humanity be adopted?
For this reason, Switzerland considers that the optional protocol should fill a gap left in the Convention and set the age-limit for the involvement of children in hostilities(art. 1 of the draft) and in recruitment(art. 2 of the draft) at 18 years.
Switzerland considers, furthermore, that international peace and security can be guaranteed in the long run only if States strengthen their cooperation with a view to eradicating poverty, preventing and resolving conflicts, and effectively promoting human rights and the rule of law.
Furthermore, Switzerland considers that all acts of violence committed by armed Palestinian groups against the Israeli civilian population-- in particular the Qassam rocket attacks on Israeli territory, which killed a civilian in Sderot on 15 November-- constitute a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law.
Switzerland considered its current national legislation as sufficient.