Примеры использования Switzerland is convinced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, Switzerland is convinced that institutional reform would strengthen the NPT.
Regarding the Durban follow-up mechanisms, it is very early to make an evaluation;however, Switzerland is convinced that such an undertaking would lead to constructive and satisfactory results for all stakeholders.
Switzerland is convinced that it is not an impossible mission, but declarations of intent are no longer sufficient.
With respect to landmines other than anti-personnel mines, Switzerland is convinced that humanitarian imperatives require the regulation of this type of weapons, as well.
Switzerland is convinced that strengthening nuclear security deserves the commitment of all State parties to the Treaty.
With regard to the two General Assembly resolutions to which I referred, Switzerland is convinced that they will assist the Conference in returning to work and help make progress in terms of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
Switzerland is convinced that only a diplomatic approach to proliferation cases will lead to sustainable solutions.
In an increasingly interdependent world, Switzerland is convinced that the best way to guarantee its security lies in the conclusion of legally binding multilateral instruments, rather than through political commitments, declarations of good intentions or unilateral measures.
Switzerland is convinced that the intermediate model continues to be the only realistic option for breaking the deadlock.
Switzerland is convinced that the Conference on Disarmament remains the appropriate forum for debate on the treaty and the three core issues.
Switzerland is convinced that a phased approach aiming to achieve goals that are not excessively controversial, is feasible.
Switzerland is convinced that a peaceful solution to the nuclear problem in the Korean peninsula should be sought within the framework of the Six-Party Talks.
Switzerland is convinced that only a diplomatic approach to proliferation cases will lead to a long-term solution acceptable to all sides.
Switzerland is convinced that tolerance and mutual respect are essential to overcome differences in perceptions, concepts and ideas.
Switzerland is convinced that peace and development can be sustained only if they go hand in hand with freedom, democracy, and respect for human rights.
Switzerland is convinced that diplomacy and dialogue are the best tools to deal with all regional issues regarding non-proliferation and disarmament.
Switzerland is convinced that this Unit will become an ever more important port of call for States parties to exchange information and coordinate their activities.
Switzerland is convinced that, in order for humanitarian action to preserve its credibility and efficiency, it must proceed in a manner distinct from the political dynamic.
Switzerland is convinced that Member States should build upon the momentum created in the informal consultations in the Open-ended Working Group on Security Council Reform.
Switzerland is convinced that nuclear safety is an issue of a global nature and that strengthening nuclear safety deserves the commitment of all State parties to the Treaty.
Switzerland is convinced that the Conference on Disarmament, and Geneva as a centre of multilateral disarmament, have a fundamental role to play in achieving progress in nuclear disarmament.
Moreover, Switzerland is convinced that strengthening the presidency of the Human Rights Council is necessary in order to better tackle the political and operational questions the president faces.
Switzerland is convinced that this system permits a fundamentally more effective prevention and detection of acts of torture and that, in the opposite case, the aim of the Convention would be less effectively safeguarded.
Switzerland is convinced that with the necessary political will, we will be able to achieve progress and create a firm base on which we can make recommendations at the end of our three-year cycle.
Switzerland is convinced that the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects is an achievement of fundamental importance.
Switzerland is convinced that the best way to ensure that IAEA resources for technical cooperation activities are sufficient, assured and predictable is by placing the Technical Cooperation Fund within the regular budget of IAEA.
Switzerland was convinced that international humanitarian law did not need to be reinvented.
Switzerland was convinced that the United Nations must play a key role in engaging Member States in a constructive dialogue to that end.
Switzerland was convinced that enterprise risk management would help the Organization meet that challenge more effectively in the future.
Switzerland was convinced that the Conference on Disarmament at Geneva would continue to have a vital role in the years to come, and had requested admission to the Conference as a full member, in order better to be able to contribute to its work.