Примеры использования To a world free на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The road to a world free from racism is not an easy one.
It is true that the international community aspires to a world free from nuclear weapons.
The road to a world free of nuclear weapons is expected to be a long and bumpy one.
Let me conclude my remarks by reiterating our commitment to a world free of dangerous weapons.
The road to a world free from nuclear weapons certainly does not lie through new nuclear-armed States.
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Those steps would significantly strengthen the NPT system andlead us closer to a world free of nuclear weapons.
At no time did I hear an unequivocal commitment to a world free of nuclear weapons and a complete elimination of nuclear arsenals was in the offing.
These steps would significantly strengthen the NPT system andlead us closer to a world free of nuclear weapons.
The path to a world free of landmines is a long and arduous one that requires that the international community contribute towards the expense of achieving such a ban.
Thereby we would be setting an agenda that would rapidly lead us to a world free of anti-personnel mines.
Humankind continues to aspire to a world free of wars, poverty, ignorance and injustice, a world in which justice, security, stability and sustainable development prevail.
I am convinced that in the 21st century, humanity is able to pass a worthy path to a world free from the threat of WMD.
The international community aspired to a world free of nuclear weapons, and the International Court of Justice had ruled that anything short of total nuclear disarmament would be unacceptable.
The strict observance of the CTBT purpose, obligations andprovisions is imperative to the path to a world free of nuclear weapons.
Yemen aspired to a world free of violence and discrimination against women,a world of justice and equity toward women, in a word, a world of gender equality.
It should lead to new and decisive measures towards nuclear disarmament,paving the way to a world free of nuclear weapons.
While we can look forward one day to a world free of nuclear weapons, no time should be lost in agreeing how the peaceful uses of nuclear energy can best be managed.
Fourth, the 2010 Review Conference must craft a concrete action plan with specific phases that would lead to a world free of nuclear arms.
For the last four decades the international community has aspired to a world free of weapons of mass destruction and to the reduction of armaments to a minimum level for defensive purposes.
The Global Partnership for Agriculture andFood Security initiative holds the promise of contributing to a world free from chronic hunger.
The Netherlands believe that an FMCT is a prerequisite to a world free of nuclear weapons, creating at the same time the momentum we need to tackle other issues on our CD agenda.
In retrospect, this debate may even one day be considered to have been the historical beginning of a process that eventually led to a world free of mass atrocities.
With regard to nuclear disarmament,while the CTBT is a historic milestone on the road to a world free of nuclear weapons, we cannot afford to be complacent about this achievement and stop our efforts here.
This is an essential part of ensuring that civilianswill no longer suffer the consequences of these weapons and moving us closer to a world free of cluster munitions.
The CD is still failing to take an essential step to a world free of nuclear weapons: launching negotiations on a treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices in accordance with the Shannon Mandate CD/1299 of 24 March 1995.
The opportunity orability to speak on the culture of peace reflects the aspiration to a world free from war and genuine awareness of the dangers we face.
Strongly support United Nations, national and regional actions on all forms of arms control and disarmament and on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons andother weapons of mass destruction, in pursuit of our common commitment to a world free of such weapons.
The Philippines calls upon States parties to seize the opportunity and not to squander it, and to ensure a successful Review Conference next year,which could lead us to a world free from the grave threat of nuclear weapons and one wherein nuclear technology is used solely for peaceful purposes.