Examples of using Approach to the question in English and their translations into Russian
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Concerning absorption capacity, a more coherent approach to the question was needed.
These represent a major change of approach to the question of how to regulate the use of the sea as a depository for waste materials.
Mr. ZAHID(Morocco) thanked the members of the Committee for the balanced andexceptionally serious approach to the question which was just voted on.
Any approach to the question of disarmament and international security and, in the final analysis, to the question of peace should be universal in scope.
It took a slightly different approach to the question of prior notification, dealt with in article 48, which will deserve careful consideration as an alternative to the existing formulation.
In paragraph 51, the advisory opinion took a narrow and specific approach to the question posed by the General Assembly.
In our approach to the question of the Security Council reform we must therefore be united by our common humanity and commitment to do good, to continuously and persistently build a more peaceful and better future for all.
Mongolia's unique location enables it to take equally unique approach to the question of creating non-traditional nuclear-weapon-free areas.
As we live in an increasingly interdependent world, our youth, more than ever before, are cosmopolitan creatures, andit is only logical that we should follow their example in our approach to the question of international youth policy.
Let me point out that the Court stated in paragraph 51 of the opinion that it took a"narrow" approach to the question of the General Assembly.
We would, therefore, first like to set out our approach to the question of other weapons of mass destruction and reserve the right to speak separately on outer space.
In his next report on the issue(S/2003/1016), the Secretary-General had invited the occupying Power not to rejectthe Peace plan and proposed a fair and balanced approach to the question of Western Sahara.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba) urged the Committee to adopt a more comprehensive approach to the question of financing certain aspects of international conferences.
An effective and responsible approach to the question of the financing of the United Nations- the first of the three questions- requires that outstanding contributions by Member States be paid in full and that in future they be paid in full and on time.
It also highlighted once again the need for a regional and coordinated approach to the question of criminal proceedings in war crimes cases.
Adopting a presumptuous, arrogant and biased approach to the question of human rights, pursuing double standards or politicizing the issue in a deliberate attempt to provoke political confrontation would harm the promotion and protection of those rights.
In 1999, Canada presented Working Paper CD/1578, which explored an approach to the question of stocks of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
Whatever the approach to the question of non-proliferation in all its aspects, it has been recognized that"the proliferation of all weapons of mass destruction", as the Security Council affirmed in the closing statement of its summit meeting of 31 January 1992,"constitutes a threat to international peace and security.
We firmly believe that the international community should take a more holistic approach to the question of human rights and not be preoccupied with individual rights and freedoms.
In that context, it joined the Advisory Committee in requesting a more stringent approach to the question of responsibilities and the time frame for implementation of recommendations of the Board of Auditors.
In the context of the Council's approach to the question of arbitrary deprivation of nationality, the present report considers legislative and administrative measures that may lead to the automatic loss of nationality or that form the basis for an administrative or judicial decision to deprive a person of his or her nationality, as well as those measures that may arbitrarily preclude a person from obtaining a nationality.
Before envisaging the possibility of defining a common European approach to the question of the use of daytime running lamps in traffic, WP.1, at its thirty-fifth session(36 October 2000), had considered that prior information was necessary on national regulations in force and on the experience of countries in this domain.
Since the Frente Polisario has already responded positively to the Personal Envoy, it is now the turn of Morocco to follow the same path by engaging positively in accepting and implementing the plan, which, according to the Secretary-General andhis Personal Envoy,"represents a fair and balanced approach to the question of Western Sahara, providing each side some, but perhaps not all, of what it wants.