Примеры использования The secretary-general has called на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary-General has called 2005 a year of commitments.
My fellow Presidents, the Secretary-General has called us to action.
The Secretary-General has called on all parties concerned to exercise restraint.
We are in good hands as we begin our work during what the Secretary-General has called“the reform Assembly.”.
The Secretary-General has called climate change the defining challenge of our generation.
But more is required in order tofashion the new multilateralism that the Secretary-General has called for in his report.
We must recognize what the Secretary-General has called the humanitarian imperative.
Since today's global challenges cannot be solved by anysingle nation acting alone, the Security Council has come to embody what the Secretary-General has called"renewed multilateralism.
That is what the Secretary-General has called the accountability of States to their citizens.
By joining hands and working together,we can truly hope to develop what the Secretary-General has called“a society for all ages”.
The Secretary-General has called on all sides to do their utmost to protect innocent civilians.
Independently of the impact of natural disasters and other outside factors,in the political arena the countries of Central America have continued to show signs of their willingness to continue to strengthen their democratic systems through what the Secretary-General has called"second-generation" electoral processes.
The Secretary-General has called on his senior advisers to follow his example and record greater progress in the current year.
Recognizing its importance, the Secretary-General has called for a renewed global partnership for development.
The Secretary-General has called for better coordination in our work to protect victims of grave and systematic violations of human rights.
In fact, we are facing what the Secretary-General has called"the most formidable development challenge of our time" A/55/779, para. 123.
The Secretary-General has called for the Security Council to meet annually to discuss nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation;
To achieve that, the Secretary-General has called for the international community to provide $25 billion per annum to support those goals.
The Secretary-General has called for a radical reform of the Organization and all its agencies to enhance their effectiveness and openness.
In the absence of an immediate increase of aid, the Secretary-General has called on the international community to launch an International Finance Facility in 2005, first proposed by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
The Secretary-General has called for vigilance about the modes of transmission within each country and flexibility in national approaches.
The Secretary-General has called on his senior advisers to follow his example and record greater progress in the current and coming years.
The Secretary-General has called for the establishment of a culture of protection, a culture in which all players have their recognized roles and responsibilities.
The Secretary-General has called for the development of a joint action plan for accelerating progress on maternal and newborn health.
The Secretary-General has called for an investigation into the crimes that occurred in West Africa and to the failures in our systems that allowed them to happen.
The Secretary-General has called for greater efficiency in management, greater resource mobilization and redeployment of potential savings to the development fields.
The Secretary-General has called for the mobilization of political, military and humanitarian aid assets in a coherent manner to build peace and security.
The Secretary-General has called for such an investigation, urging that, in the event that evidence of war crimes is found, mechanisms for accountability should be established.
The Secretary-General has called for a shift from what he calls a culture of reaction to one of prevention, one that is highly cost-effective in both human and financial terms.