Примеры использования The mission stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The mission stressed the importance of Security Council resolution 1325 2000.
On the democratic process, the mission stressed the importance of respecting the opposition's constitutional role.
The mission stressed the need to combat hate speech and inflammatory propaganda.
Regarding the issue of impunity, the mission stressed the need for the Sudan to cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court.
The mission stressed the need to provide support for the outcome of the peace process.
Both the Haitian interlocutors and the mission stressed the need for a long-term strategy to promote development and combat poverty.
The mission stressed the need for effective follow-up to the Ouagadougou Agreement.
It is worth noting that several political leaders andother stakeholders who met with the mission stressed that, without trust and confidence among the leaders in the subregion, economic integration, necessary for sustainable growth, which in turn was vital for poverty reduction, could not be achieved.
The mission stressed the importance of continued support and capacity-building for the National Assembly and Senate.
During meetings with Presidents Museveni and Kagame, the mission stressed the need for regional support for the transition process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and for cooperation regarding regional security and the implementation of measures contained in Security Council resolution 1596 2005.
The mission stressed the importance of this issue to the United Nations, citing its budgetary implications.
The mission stressed that the Council would be keenly following the talks in Djibouti and looked forward to a positive outcome.
The mission stressed the need to ensure regular information flow between the Commission and stakeholders in Sierra Leone.
The mission stressed the importance of ensuring the holding of free, open, equitable and transparent elections in a timely manner.
The mission stressed that those responsible for violations of international humanitarian law would be prosecuted for any crimes they committed.
The mission stressed the need for strengthened cooperation, coordination and mutual support, taking due consideration of their respective responsibilities.
The Mission stressed that, as long as 2 million Rwandese remained in camps in or outside their country, the situation in Rwanda would remain inherently unstable.
The mission stressed its expectation of full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and international humanitarian law throughout Afghanistan.
The mission stressed the need for efforts to be made in the humanitarian, socio-economic and human rights fields, particularly in ending impunity.
The Mission stressed that, after travelling to the atolls and seeing conditions first hand, it could fully understand that there were important development issues to be addressed.
The Mission stressed that all Tokelauans should be fully informed about the three options available(free association, integration or independence) and their implications and consequences.
In its conclusion, the mission stressed the lack of proper firefighting equipment on both sides, an insufficient water supply and-- this is of particular importance-- the need for international assistance.
The mission stressed to all interlocutors that these issues had to be tackled in order to address the root causes of conflict in the region and build sustainable peace and development.
The Mission stressed that if the situation were to continue deteriorating while the Government did not accept the offer of help from the international community, Indonesia would be subjected to severe international criticism.
The mission stressed the importance of a comprehensive approach in addressing the challenges in Afghanistan and noted the synergies in the objectives of the Afghan Government, UNAMA and the international community.
The mission stressed that the only basis for the withdrawal of Ethiopian troops and the deployment of a peacekeeping mission was a political agreement that could be presented to the international community.
The mission stressed that the success of Gramsh was best measured in terms of a psychological change, a"demilitarization of the minds" of the population, rather than by the number of weapons recovered.
The mission stressed the need to address the root causes of conflict, including through a poverty reduction strategy, the continuing consolidation of state authority throughout the country and anti-corruption measures.
The mission stressed that the transitional institutions should continue to undertake the reforms as provided for in the Arusha Agreement, particularly in the security sector, the judiciary and the organization of the elections.
In this connection, the mission stressed that the establishment and maintenance of productive bilateral channels between Kinshasa and Kigali were vital to the restoration of peace and the development of democracy and prosperity in the subregion.