Examples of using Continued deadlock in English and their translations into Russian
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The continued deadlock in the Doha Round was a source of concern.
She also expressed regret at the continued deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament.
The continued deadlock poses a significant risk to the multilateral trading system and to the ability to achieve the Goals.
I wish to reiterate my delegation's concern at the continued deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament.
The continued deadlock in the work of the Conference is a serious stumbling block to the implementation of the measures provided for by the action plan.
However, we join other Member States in expressing concern at the continued deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament.
Norway has expressed concern about the continued deadlock in the CD and supported efforts to agree on a programme of work, including the cross-regional initiative as well as its revised version.
My delegation shares the general concerns andthe growing frustration over the continued deadlock in the work of the Conference on Disarmament.
Norway has expressed concern about the continued deadlock in the CD and has supported the efforts to agree on a programme of work, including the cross-regional initiative by the five former presidents of the Conference.
Mr. Churkin(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): Russia is deeply concerned about the continued deadlock in the Palestinian-Israeli track of the Middle East settlement.
Norway has expressed concern about the continued deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament and has supported efforts to agree on a programme of work, including the cross-regional initiative as well as its revised version.
A partial and self-centred agenda imposed by the major Powers is a recipe for increased international insecurity and continued deadlock in disarmament negotiations.
The reporting period was characterized by a continued deadlock in the peace process that began 20 years ago with the Madrid Peace Conference.
The continued deadlock over multilateral negotiation on disarmament coupled with the lack of any bilateral commitment by major Nuclear Weapon States on nuclear disarmament is a matter of high concern.
We are at an important juncture in the history of the Conference, given the continued deadlock and the increasingly sterile debate that has characterized our work over the last number of years.
The continued deadlock on these issues contributed to a general deterioration in relations between the parties, which was compounded by localized tensions after the police raided SPLM offices in Khartoum in mid-September, as part of a city-wide search for illegal weapons.
In response to questions over the point of establishing an alternative forum for work on PAROS,given the continued deadlock at the CD, an alternative forum was proposed to be established under the General Assembly in the form of an open-ended working group.
We are concerned about the continued deadlock in the World Trade Organization's Doha Development Agenda negotiations, as well as about the new waves of protectionism that are built into the inward-looking stimulus packages being adopted to deal with the global financial and economic crisis.
It is difficult for my delegation to give a positive response to those questions when we observe the continued deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament, the development of new generations of weapons, the increased threat of terrorism and the worrisome increase in military expenditures, which, in the last two years, have reached almost $1 trillion.
The continuing deadlock in the Conference is difficult to accept.
Ukraine regretted the continuing deadlock concerning a fissile material cut-off treaty.
We also noted that, as a result of the continuing deadlock, many have started to question the Conference's relevance and continued value in the pursuit of disarmament goals.
Switzerland is of the view that the continuing deadlock has weakened the multilateral disarmament system and that this situation is rooted in institutional deficiencies, as well as lacking political will.
We, the Presidents of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the French Republic,express our extreme concern at the continuing deadlock on all aspects of the Middle East peace process.
The continuing deadlock in the negotiations on the Doha Round posed a significant threat to the multilateral trading system, as well as to countries' ability to achieve the MDGs.
Therefore, Ukraine deeply regrets the continuing deadlock over the resumption of activities of the Conference on this issue and stands for an immediate launch of negotiations on an FMCT.
In that context, the continuing deadlock in the negotiations on the Doha Round posed a significant threat to the multilateral trading system, as well as to countries' ability to achieve the Goals.
Ukraine deeply regrets the continuing deadlock over the resumption of activities of the Conference on Disarmament on the issue of the fissile material cut-off treaty.
On the contrary, our deliberations today are being held against the backdrop of a deteriorating situation on the ground in the occupied Palestinian territory and a continuing deadlock in the Middle East peace process.
I should like to emphasize my country's great concern at the continuing deadlock in the multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation process.
