Examples of using We support the principle in English and their translations into Arabic
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My Government has made it clear that we support the principle of effective multilateralism.
We support the principle of one China, with Taiwan as an integral part of it.
In short, on issues related to the explosive remnants of war, we support the principle of a systematic solution of this humanitarian problem through the establishment of a legally binding instrument.
We support the principle of making official the Group of Friends on conflict prevention.
I reiterate that we understand and appreciate the sense of frustration whichhas given rise to these meetings, and we have made clear on every possible occasion that we support the principles on which the resolutions are based.
At the global level, we support the principle of common, but different, responsibilities.
We support the principle that the new information society must servethe best interests of all nations and peoples.
In addition to the Mauritius Strategy, we support the principles of the Information Society and the Community of Democracies as vital to our national progress.
We support the principle that the financing of the United Nations must be an integral part of the reform process.
Respecting unreservedly the United Nations Charter, we support the principle that any decision by the United Nations or its bodies that affects or in any way limits the sovereignty of a Member State needs to be made unanimously or by consensus.
We support the principle of regional denuclearization with the participation of all countries concerned, in so far as their strategic situation permits.
In particular, we support the principle that States parties have a duty to refuse transfers where there is a substantial risk that they would.
We support the principle that the deprivation of liberty of children should be used only as a measure of last resort and for the shortest appropriate period of time.
We support the principle that the deprivation of liberty of children should be used only as a measure of last resort and for the shortest appropriate period of time.
Accordingly, we support the principles of self-confidence and of mutual trust in the establishment of a monetary fund-- a development fund-- and a commodity price stabilization fund.
We support the principle of expanding both permanent and non-permanent membership in the Council by developed as well as developing countries to ensure adequate regional representation.
Furthermore, we support the principles and the objectives of the fund, in particular the aim of enabling developing countries to take advantage of the globalization of the world economy.
We support the principle of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its neighbouring countries and we call, in this context, for a cessation of external interference.
We support the principle, and especially the practice, of multilateralism because we are convinced that common principles and, above all, common interests justify the sharing of resources, tools, responsibilities and benefits.
We support the principle, enunciated in paragraph 108 of the report, that any action by United Nations entities and international non-governmental organizations at the country level should be designed to support and complement the protection and rehabilitation roles of national authorities and should never supplant them.
In that context, we support the principle of enlarging the Security Council in keeping with fair and democratic geographical representation, in the permanent and non-permanent categories alike, so as to enable all countries to be represented fairly, which would reflect the current position of the States Members of the Organization.
More generally, we support the principle of periodic review of the scale of assessments, designed to ensure the long-term financial viability of the United Nations, based on the principle of capacity to pay; but we do not believe that this should be linked conditionally to the issue of arrears as we search for a solution to the present crisis.
In particular, we support the principle that States have a duty to refuse and therefore shall not authorize a transfer of conventional arms where there is a substantial risk that they would be used in violation of international human rights law, international humanitarian law or Security Council decisions; would be used in the commission of a crime or to support terrorist acts; or would undermine sustainable development objectives.
During the consultation process, we supported the principle by which the General Assembly would select the members of two categories of Committee members-- the top financial providers and the top providers of troops and civilian police-- from a pool of contributors that was broader than the one ultimately set out in the resolution.
We equally support the principle of universal jurisdiction under international law and practice.
We fully support the principle of free trade.
We firmly support the principle of providing national minorities with wide political, economic and cultural rights, and of ensuring civil and human rights for everyone.
Here we would strongly support the principle of non-discrimination.
We support and implement the principle of one China only.