Примеры использования Work on disarmament на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Secondly, we should complete our work on disarmament.
However, TCBMs may facilitate work on disarmament commitments and measures of their verification.
We can take advantage of the changed international situation to pursue our work on disarmament and arms control.
Views were expressed that the work on disarmament should also address such issues.
We welcome the special interest shown by the Secretary-General in revitalizing the programme of work on disarmament and non-proliferation.
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UNIDIR has now increased its work on disarmament education substantially, particularly by improving our outreach.
This body should play a crucial role in advancing the work on disarmament and nonproliferation.
Sweden takes an active part in the work on disarmament of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, as well as conventional weapons.
Given its universal nature,we consider the First Committee to be fundamental in advancing the work on disarmament and non-proliferation.
It is quite clear that the complexity of work on disarmament requires great efforts to be made to overcome those obstacles that block its achievement.
It is my hope that the newly established Canbarra Commission on the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons will give important new impulses to the work on disarmament.
UNIDIR has now increased its work on disarmament education substantially.
Mr. Sattar has been with the United Nations for 28 years, andfor the majority of that time has been associated with work on disarmament and the First Committee.
Overall, FWCC's work on disarmament, violent conflict prevention, and peacebuilding concentrate on creating the conditions for the realization of the MDGs and their sustainability.
The Secretary-General fully recognizes that the question of the programme of work on disarmament requires the consideration and concurrence of Member States.
This is the seventh year that the sole multilateral negotiating forum in the field of disarmament has been paralysed and unable to undertake any substantive work on disarmament issues.
We expect the commission, led by Dr. Hans Blix,to give new impetus to international work on disarmament and non-proliferation and to make new recommendations.
Accordingly, Egypt has contributed to a number of initiatives of the Group of 21 aimed at establishing an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament anddrawing up a programme of work on disarmament.
Transparency and parallel work on disarmament and on non-proliferation, access to technologies for energy production for peaceful purposes and universal adhesion of the NPT are important steps towards genuine nuclear disarmament. .
We should also look at ways to improve the working methods of the First Committee,which should play a crucial role in advancing the work on disarmament and non-proliferation.
Since the Commission's work on disarmament in Iraq, which began on 27 November 2002, has been suspended, and since a significant phase of that work has been concluded, the present report provides more detail than previous reports.
We thank the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs for his thoughtful presentation on the numerous challenges that confront in our vital work on disarmament today.
Such draft resolutionswould inspire meaningful debate, reveal where work on disarmament is most urgently needed, offer new avenues for cooperative threat reduction and highlight issues that demand our continued attention.
Despite New Zealand's deep regret at the wasted potential for progress at the multilateral level,we have continued our work on disarmament and non-proliferation objectives where possible.
The Conference on Disarmament, the only multilateral forum for negotiation on disarmament, also could not come up with a programme of work, thus blocking substantive work on disarmament.
The UNIDIR-Department for Disarmament Affairs-Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue joint work on disarmament as humanitarian action has been viewed as an important contribution to the current thinking on new approaches to security.
We believe that, while the threat of proliferation of weapons of massdestruction must be confronted, attention should not be diverted from the need to proceed speedily with the work on disarmament carried out within the United Nations.
It is comforting to note that, notwithstanding the scant progress registered this year in the Conference on Disarmament, multilateral work on disarmament has not only complemented bilateral efforts but has also become essential by lending universality to any initiative and thereby ensuring full respect for agreements and treaties in this sphere and thus their success.
UNIDIR will place a great deal of emphasis on helping to formulate the questions that should be askedat the special session, channelling all our work on disarmament and security issues into our thinking for this event.
As regards the operative part,we believe that any reference to the responsibilities of the Conference on Disarmament in considering specific questions should take account of the fact that the Conference on Disarmament must work on disarmament priorities.