Примеры использования Will to move forward на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The momentum and will to move forward must not, however.
What is lacking today is a true political will to move forward.
Even if there is common political will to move forward, any such movement is being thwarted by particularly restrictive rules of procedure.
The response to that appeal would reflect the will to move forward.
In conclusion, I hope we will find the political will to move forward and advance much more towards the goal of a world free from nuclear weapons.
What we absolutely need, however, is the political will to move forward.
It is incumbent on Member States to summon the political will to move forward, taking due account of the various interests and concerns represented in this forum.
The major players in this field need to demonstrate their political will to move forward.
However, there was clearly a will to move forward in the political and judicial areas, and in civil society, where a culture of human rights and peace was growing.
That is why our citizens question our political will to move forward as a global community.
The international community can provide important support andencouragement to the peace process when the parties show the necessary will to move forward.
We need to show firmer political will to move forward with our work.
The growth of military expenditures andthe promotion of militarism have undermined the political will to move forward.
The major players in that field need to demonstrate their political will to move forward and emerge from the miserable situation in which we now find ourselves.
I think that political will exists in this room:the majority has the political will to move forward.
The test before us is to find the consensus and political will to move forward, despite our diverging views and positions based on individual interests.
The continued paralysis of the Conference on Disarmament(CD) is an eloquent example of the disengagement of key States andlack of the political will to move forward.
The danger, however, is that the necessary political will to move forward will not be forthcoming.
The problem between Ethiopia and Eritrea has never been, and is not, a legal one; rather, it is political in nature, andEthiopia has the political will to move forward.
Why, at a time when there is clear international will to move forward on disarmament and non-proliferation, is the Conference unable to turn this support into specific agreements?
The strength of the Treaty lies in its universality and in the common will to move forward together- or not at all.
However, it shared the disappointment and pessimism of many non-nuclear-weapon States aboutthe lack of progress, largely because of the unwillingness of the nuclear-weapon States to demonstrate the necessary flexibility and political will to move forward.
The unanimous adoption of resolution 1483(2003)reflected the return of Council unity and the members' will to move forward on the Iraq issue in a constructive spirit.
The political will to move forward on the complete agenda of women's rights necessitates not only the strengthening of partnerships between governments, the United Nations system, regional and international institutions and non-governmental organizations, but the forging of strong partnerships between men and women in the pursuit of gender equality.
However, we will only be able to advance along this road if the will to move forward is shared by all.
Judging from the statements made at this session of the First Committee, the very clear message from the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) in May, and from the High-level Meeting on Revitalizing the Work of the Conference on Disarmament and Taking Forward Multilateral Disarmament Negotiations on 24 September,there is plenty of political will to move forward.
Prioritized and organized our issues in a variety of ways,all with the sole purpose of smoothing the way for the political will to move forward to prevail once and for all so that we may begin work.
As I informed the General Assembly(A/49/955), although the revised timetable agreed to in February 1995 has not been observed,the parties are showing the political will to move forward.
If the Disarmament Commission was able to reach consensus in difficult times,it can surely find the political will to move forward when the political environment is significantly improving.
Therefore, while it would not be possible to take decisions on all the Secretary-General's proposals before the end of the main part of the Assembly's sixtieth session,it was nevertheless crucial that Member States should demonstrate their collective will to move forward expeditiously.