Examples of using Comprehensive cessation in English and their translations into Russian
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The Security Council reaffirms the urgent need for a comprehensive cessation of hostilities throughout the territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
As regards the Lebanese-Israeli conflict, China opposes any move that will undermine peace and stability in the region,and calls for a comprehensive cessation of hostilities.
Essential progress in the peace process cannot be achieved without a comprehensive cessation of all kinds of violence, especially violence directed against civilians.
Uruguay, an example of a middle-income country that has a strong commitment to effective tobacco control,has implemented some components of a comprehensive cessation programme.
They call on the parties to conclude a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to resume in parallel, without preconditions, serious efforts to reach a political settlement.
The Security Council may also wish to request UNPROFOR to continue to proceed urgently with its efforts to achieve a comprehensive cessation of hostilities throughout the territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Moreover, not only has Eritrea publicly committed itself not to shoot the first bullet butit has incessantly been calling for the renunciation of the use of force to resolve the border problem and for a comprehensive cessation of hostilities.
The European Union appeals to both parties to decide on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to make substantial progress in the ongoing Intergovernmental Authority on Development peace process.
The United States brokered a moratorium on airstrikes on 14 June, although Ethiopia rejected Eritrean proposals for a total ban on air strikes as a first step towards a comprehensive cessation of hostilities.
I welcome their call on the parties to conclude a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to resume in parallel, without preconditions, serious efforts to reach a political settlement.
They would, however, underline that hostilities continue elsewhere throughout the country, andthe urgency of the Security Council enforcing a comprehensive cessation of all armed conflict so as to strengthen the political process.
The Council reiterates the urgent need for a comprehensive cessation of hostilities throughout the territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and calls upon the parties to resume, without preconditions, serious efforts to reach a political settlement.
I have also noted and fully subscribe to the view expressed by the Foreign Ministers that the agreement on the comprehensive cessation of hostilities should be for a minimum period of four months, with provision for extension.
In this regard, the Security Council supports the decision of the Secretary-General, in accordance with paragraph 1 of resolution 913(1994), to entrust his Special Representative andthe UNPROFOR Force Commander with the task of achieving a comprehensive cessation of hostilities.
While the international community obviously supports the attainment of this objective,it is for the Somali people as a whole to make every effort to achieve a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to establish and consolidate an interim government before UNOSOM II completes its mission.
Negotiations aimed at achieving a comprehensive cessation of hostilities agreement for a period of no less than four months shall commence immediately after this agreement takes effect, with the intention of concluding the cessation of hostilities agreement by 1 January 1995.
Members of the Council expressed their support for the ongoing peace process in Doha and the efforts undertaken, to that end, by Qatar and the Joint African Union-United Nations Chief Mediator,as well as their hope that this process would lead to a comprehensive cessation of hostilities.
As regards an agreement on the comprehensive cessation of hostilities, I am requesting my Special Representative and the UNPROFOR Force Commander to approach the parties immediately to bring about an early meeting and, it is hoped, an agreement on this priority issue.
Furthermore, the Security Council should be convened with the aim of addressing as a matter of urgency the current situation in Bosnia andof taking effective measures to implement all relevant resolutions leading to a comprehensive cessation of all armed conflict and the strengthening of the political process.
It also calls on the parties to resume negotiations on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities for the entire territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a view to reaching agreement before the expiration of the 8 June agreement on 10 July 1994, while continuing negotiations to achieve a just and comprehensive peace agreement.
While welcoming the positive efforts by the Government of Israel to withdraw from some partsof the occupied territories, we would urge both parties to make a commitment to a comprehensive cessation of all violence, particularly that aimed at civilians, or else real progress will remain elusive.
I once more reaffirm today the immediate and comprehensive cessation of all military actions and I call again for the cessation of any acts of violence, especially the suicide attacks, which we have always condemned and whose perpetrators and planners will be held accountable, as well as the mortar shelling, which has no goal but to provide justification for Israeli attacks against us.
After the adoption of resolution 913(1994) of 22 April 1994 andthe Council's presidential statement of 1 June 1994, UNPROFOR actively pursued the conclusion of a comprehensive cessation of hostilities as the only viable and durable alternative to the partial and local military solutions described above.
A peace-keeping force such as UNPROFOR cannot, however, be expected indefinitely to preserve such achievements or indeed ensure compliance with partial cease-fires, military exclusion zones andultimatums issued by regional organizations, unless early progress is made towards, as a minimum, an agreement on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and a halt to the movement of military forces, equipment and supplies.
However, a peace-keeping force such as UNPROFOR cannot indefinitely preserve such achievements or ensure compliance with partial cease-fires, military exclusion zones andultimatums issued by regional organizations unless, at minimum, progress is made towards an agreement on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities leading to substantive political negotiations on an overall settlement.
The Government and the non-signatory movements conclude and observe a comprehensive and inclusive cessation of hostilities.
The Government andthe non-signatory movements conclude and observe a comprehensive and inclusive cessation of hostilities.
Globally, comprehensive national services supporting cessation are available only in nine countries.
Progress towards a cessation of hostilities and comprehensive peace agreement in Darfur.
Leading up to the cessation, comprehensive strategies have been implemented in an effort to find a durable solution for as many refugees as possible through voluntary repatriation or local integration.