Примеры использования Time had come to move на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The time had come to move from concepts to execution and evaluation of progress made.
Tangible progress had been made in the past three years, and the time had come to move into negotiating mode.
The time had come to move from broad commitments to specific actions at global and local levels.
Draft article 92 was the product of intense debate in the Working Group; the time had come to move forward.
The time had come to move beyond words and resolutions to ensure the future of the planet and its people.
Nevertheless, as had been pointed out by the non-aligned countries, the time had come to move from conclusions and diagnosis to solving the problem once and for all.
The time had come to move from rhetoric to action-oriented plans, from dialogue to serious work and cooperation.
Nevertheless, although significant progress had been made in the legislative area, the time had come to move from formal, legal equality to practical equality in everyday life.
She felt, however, the time had come to move towards peace rather than dwell on the past, with a view to seeking the truth and eliminating impunity for the crimes committed.
A tripartite agreement between the Government of Burundi, the United Republic of Tanzania and UNHCR signed on 21 March 2006 concluded,inter alia, that the time had come to move progressively from facilitation to the promotion of voluntary repatriation.
The time had come to move forward and, in that connection, his Government endorsed the convening of a conference of plenipotentiaries and hoped that a decision in that respect would be taken at the current session of the General Assembly.
It was against this background that I stressed that,if the Council determined that the time had come to move to another stage in its operations in Somalia, it should be prepared to ensure that UNOSOM was fully in a position to carry out its tasks.
The time had come to move on from the declaratory stage to one of active implementation and the fulfilment of commitments. To that end, measures must be taken at the country level: each State must acquire the means to measure its progress in implementing treaties and international customary law relating to human rights.
In his letter dated 7 October 2005 to the Council,conveying Mr. Eide's report(S/2005/635), the Secretary-General concluded that the time had come to move to the next phase of the political process in Kosovo and indicated his intention to appoint a special envoy to lead the future status process.
Mr. Lüdeking(Germany), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that the European Union supported the Chairman's efforts to encourage the adoption of the provisional agenda and indicative timetable which had been submitted to members, and agreed that the time had come to move from procedural discussions to substantive debate.
In his letter of 7 October 2005 to the Council,conveying Mr. Eide's report(S/2005/635), the Secretary-General concluded that the time had come to move into the next phase of the political process in Kosovo and indicated his intention to appoint a Special Envoy to lead the political process to determine the future status for Kosovo.
He looked forward to the entry into force of Protocol V. On mines other than anti-personnel mines,he continued to believe that a new legally binding protocol was essential, and that the time had come to move on to actual negotiations so as to reach a conclusion by the time of the Third Review Conference.
It was widely recognized that the time had come to move from a focus on recovery to a focus on long-term development and that the challenges could best be addressed through a comprehensive approach effectively linking the economic, social, environmental and health aspects through a strong partnership between the Government, the United Nations and all development partners.
We are convinced that the time has come to move on to a new stage, that of concretization.
The time has come to move from vision to action.
The time has come to move from concept to action at all levels.
The time has come to move from words to action.
We, the Nordic countries, believe that the time has come to move to the next phase of our work, to enter into a process of actual negotiations.
I now say the time has come to move to the next level of protection and equalization of opportunity, to a United Nations convention on the rights of persons with disabilities.
The time has come to move beyond dialogue to implementation and resource mobilization in order to empower young people and further the development of our societies as a whole.
As the British Foreign Secretary, Malcolm Rifkind, indicated in the general debate, the time has come to move from the discussion of principles to the discussion of proposals, and from repetition of well-known points to serious negotiations.
The Security Council agrees with Ambassador Eide's overall assessment that,notwithstanding the challenges still facing Kosovo and the wider region, the time has come to move to the next phase of the political process.
As indicated in the report, Mr. Eide has concluded that,while standards implementation in Kosovo has been uneven, the time has come to move to the next phase of the political process.
Although we welcome the recent increase in thelevels of such assistance, we believe that the time has come to move from an incremental approach of increasing official development assistance to a goal-based approach.
We agree with the observation, made by the Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group andby numerous other States, that the time has come to move on to the next phase of the work- that is, to a process of actual negotiations aimed at achieving a single, comprehensive agreement.