Примеры использования Under-secretary-general stressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Under-Secretary-General stressed the urgent need for all the parties to resume dialogue.
With regard to the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic, the Under-Secretary-General stressed that the conflict was in its twenty-second month and that violence and military confrontation had escalated dangerously.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed the need for implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
During his visit to Burundi, the Under-Secretary-General stressed that my plan was envisaged only in the event of a disaster situation and would be purely for humanitarian purposes.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed the lack of will to lay down arms by any party in the Syrian Arab Republic.
With regard to a future downsizing of MONUC forces in the post-election period, the Under-Secretary-General stressed the importance of establishing certain benchmarks to be achieved by the elected Government, such as the selection of military and police personnel according to their professional capacities, to assure successful security sector reform.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the next few months would be critical for the transitional process.
On the issue of cross-border assistance, the Under-Secretary-General stressed that full and unhindered access, through the most efficient and direct means, must include access across all relevant crossing points.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that, in many respects, 2004 had been a very good year for United Nations peacekeeping operations, with the successful implementation of a substantial number of reforms proposed in the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations(A/55/305-S/2000/89), and with the mandates of a number of United Nations missions bearing fruit, including in Afghanistan, Burundi, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Timor-Leste.
Concluding his remarks, the Under-Secretary-General stressed that it was crucial that Member States and the Secretariat work together closely to ensure that the instrument of peacekeeping achieves its full potential.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations was ready to proceed with the plans decided by the Security Council for the deployment of UNOCI.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed the need for more direct political engagement by the international community in the transition process.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed the importance of the international community's speaking with one voice on the situation in Burkina Faso.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed the link between humanitarian crises and peace and security, and called for Council action in response.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the Syrian crisis remained a source of tension in Lebanon and expressed his concern regarding the border between the two countries.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the United Nations was expected to play an important role in the coordination of international efforts in the implementation of the post-Bonn agenda.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that 21 United Nations inter-agency cross-line convoy requests were made since the adoption on 22 February of Security Council resolution 2139 2014.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that of the four most often used indicators, namely, quality, quantity, timeliness and cost-effectiveness, no undue emphasis should be placed on any one at the expense of the others.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the robust insurgency, still fragile Afghan governmental institutions and illegal drug economy posed the key challenges to the democratic development of Afghanistan.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that piracy and armed robbery at sea had become a more alarming threat which required the putting in place of an integrated regional strategy to be implemented by national maritime forces, with international support.
With all his interlocutors, the Under-Secretary-General stressed the deep concern of the international community about the crisis and the need to have properly functioning institutions, as well as timely elections, for the advancement of democracy in the country and its economic development.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that the drug problem not only destabilized the country but posed a threat to peace and stability in the entire region, and called for international assistance to allow for the implementation of the operational plan drawn up by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the Government.
Finally, the Under-Secretary-General stressed that only the reunification of Gaza and the West Bank under the legitimate Palestinian Authority based on the commitments made by the Palestine Liberation Organization could pave the way to a durable solution for Gaza as part of political progress towards peace.
The Under-Secretary-General stressed that all States with influence on the parties in the Syrian Arab Republic must continue to use this influence to facilitate humanitarian access, to protect civilians and to lift the sieges that were being used to control communities, in total contravention of international humanitarian law.
Sha Zukang, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, stressed that billions of people around the world were dependent on the oceans and their resources for their livelihood.
Mr. Sha Zukang(Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs) stressed the combined effects that the global financial, food and energy crises and climate change were having on social development.
The Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations and the Under-Secretary-General for Field Support stressed that exit and transition strategies could be anticipated sooner than they currently were.
Mr. Michel(Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, the Legal Counsel) stressed the importance of the 2005 World Summit Outcome, which contained many references to international law and the rule of law.
On 24 May, the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, B. Lynn Pascoe, stressed the immediate need for the cessation of the violence in the Gaza Strip and southern Israel.
José Antonio Ocampo, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, stressed that the first reason for supporting middle-income countries was the common goal of combating poverty, since a significant proportion of the world's poor resided in those countries.