Примеры использования To increase openness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These are designed to increase openness and a degree of freedom in its economy.
The experience gained in the European context proves that there is a wide range of possibilities to increase openness and transparency.
Addressing the problem of, andthe elaboration of practical means to increase openness and transparency, in accordance with existing legal instruments, related to. .
Examination of other interrelated aspects and elaboration of universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency.
We are convinced, therefore,that practical measures to increase openness and transparency in this field are a necessity.
Second, the CD has its own responsibility in elaborating universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency.
There was a strong political will in Kyrgyzstan to increase openness and improve transparency in State policy, with regard not only to the human rights treaties but also to social and economic progress in general.
Examination of interrelated aspects, and elaboration of universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency related to. .
By providing universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency in the field of armaments, the Register constitutes a key element in efforts to reduce mistrust and miscalculation in the security environment.
It also examined other interrelated aspects of transparency in armaments and elaborated upon universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency.
The CD's mandate further includes the elaboration of practical means to increase openness and transparency related to weapons of mass destruction.
It also discussed ways to increase openness and transparency with respect to excessive and destabilizing accumulations of arms, to military holdings and procurement through national production and to transfers of high technology with military applications and of weapons of mass destruction.
The Committee, furthermore, continued the examination of interrelated aspects and elaboration of universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency in the field of armaments.
It welcomed the fact that the above-mentioned integration policy also included measures intended to increase openness and improve attitudes towards new groups within the majority population and strongly encouraged Liechtenstein to be pro-active in this regard.
We are committed to playing a full and active role in this important committee,which we hope will produce concrete, practical proposals to increase openness and transparency in this vital area.
The General Assembly also requested the Conference to elaborate universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency in this field, and also in respect of the transfer of high technology with military applications and weapons of mass destruction.
During the 1994 session of the Conference on Disarmament, the Ad hoc Committee continued the examination of interrelated aspects and elaboration of universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency in the field of armaments.
Specifically, views of the CD on practical means to increase openness and transparency related to excessive and destabilizing accumulations of arms, military holdings and procurement through national production will be of direct relevance to both the Group and the Register.
Transfers of high technology with military implications and weapons of mass destruction were also addressed with a view to elaborating practical means to increase openness and transparency, in accordance with existing legal instruments.
We praise the Security Council's efforts to increase openness and transparency, for they provide all Member States with the opportunity to make a more significant contribution to matters at the heart of the Charter of the United Nations, such as the maintenance of international peace and security.
In his message to the CD which I referred to a while ago, Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali also urged the Conference on Disarmament to continue efforts to develop universal, non-discriminatory,practical means to increase openness and transparency in military matters.
As additional practical means to increase openness and transparency in nuclear matters, one could think of a confidence-building measure under which nuclear-weapon States might voluntarily supply more information on their nuclear arms holdings and the scale of the reductions of those holdings.
They believed that transparency in armaments reflected an opportunity to shift the Cold War preoccupation with the danger of nuclear war and address other pressing concerns such as the excessive and destabilizing accumulation of conventional arms, and also offered the opportunity to negotiate realistic, useful, andpractical means to increase openness and transparency in this field.
Discussions devoted to the issue of elaboration of universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency related to military holdings and procurement through national production focused to a great extent on the question of appropriate definitions and agreement seemed to crystallize about their necessity.
The General Assembly in its resolution 46/36 L of 1991,on"Transparency in Armaments" requested the Conference on Disarmament to address the problem of, and the elaboration of practical means to increase, openness and transparency related to high technology with military application and to weapons of mass destruction, in accordance with existing legal instruments;
States should, in the meantime, take practical measures, on the basis of existing agreements,where applicable, and within appropriate forums, to increase openness and transparency in military matters through the provision of objective information, including on nuclear weapons, other weapons of mass destruction, the transfer of high technology with military applications, imports and exports of conventional arms, military holdings, procurement through national production and relevant policies.
I am confident that your Conference has not entirely exhausted its potential in the field of transparency in armaments and I would therefore urge you to continue your efforts to develop universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency, capable of responding to the objectives of promoting confidence among States and paving the way for a more secure world with less reliance on weapons.
Moreover, every quarter information is prepared for the administration of the President on the implementation of Cabinet of Ministers Decision No. 1302 of 29 August 2002 on measures to increase openness in the activities of government bodies pursuant to Presidential Decree No. 683/2002 of 1 August 2002 on additional measures to ensure openness in the activities of government bodies.
Finally, following the establishment, by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, of the Register of Transfers of Conventional Weapons, the Conference continues to address the issue of transparency in armaments with a view to elaborating universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency related to excessive and destabilizing accumulation of arms, military holdings, procurement through national production and transfer of high technology with military application and weapons of mass destruction.
The Conference on Disarmament pointed out that, following the establishment by the Secretary-General of the United Nations of the Register of Transfers of Conventional Weapons, the Conference continued to address the issue of transparency in armaments with a view to elaborating universal andnon-discriminatory practical means to increase openness and transparency related to excessive and destabilizing accumulation of arms, military holdings, procurement through national production and transfer of high technology with military application and weapons of mass destruction.