Examples of using Draft ideas in English and their translations into Russian
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July 1993 and the draft ideas of 21 March 1994.
Iii. draft ideas of 21 march 1994 for implementation of the.
Of 1 July 1993 and the draft ideas of 21 March 1994.
In the draft ideas of 21 March 1994, the relevant paragraphs state.
This was considered equitable in view of the introduction of a provision in the draft ideas for a Turkish Cypriot airline to operate at the airport as if it were its home base.
Draft ideas for the implementation of the package of confidence-building measures a/.
My representatives pointed out that neither the package nor the draft ideas affected de facto arrangements that might be made in the northern part of the island.
The draft ideas of 21 March 1994 contained modalities for implementing the package.
Finally, on 30 May 1994, the Secretary-General reported that the draft ideas of 21 March 1994 reflected faithfully the package and were fair and reasonable S/1994/629.
The draft ideas also reflect a small number of substantive adjustments from the 1 July package.
Additionally, many of the benefits that would accrue to each side were only implied in the July 1993 document andneeded to be brought out more clearly in the draft ideas.
As is clear from annex I, the draft ideas of 21 March 1994 fully address the promotion of bicommunal contact and commerce.
Despite a series of further meetings in April andMay 1994 by the Secretary-General's representatives, agreement on a basis close to the draft ideas of 21 March was not forthcoming from the Turkish Cypriot side.
Furthermore, the draft ideas bring forward certain benefits that had been expected to accrue to the Turkish Cypriot side at a later stage.
I believe that it is evident from the present report, andin particular from its annexes I and II, that the draft ideas of 21 March 1994 for implementing the package of 1 July 1993(S/26026) are entirely faithful to that package.
The draft ideas of 21 March 1994 fulfil all those considerations and provide modalities for the effective implementation of the whole package.
The Turkish Cypriot leader, as noted earlier,voiced extensive objections to the draft ideas, stating that they differed significantly from the package of confidence-building measures and from the understandings underlying it.
The draft ideas' provision for consultation with the two sides not only satisfies those requirements of the package but goes substantially beyond them.
It will be recalled that discussion of the implementation of the package of confidence-building measures has been based on a paper dated 21 March 1994 and entitled"Draft ideas for implementation of the package of confidence-building measures.
It was natural therefore that the draft ideas on how the confidence-building measures were to be given effect would be a longer document.
In the course of the"proximity talks" in Cyprus, your representatives on 9 and 21 March 1994 put forward to the two sides some ideas regarding the key issues on the agenda that were marked"Strictly confidential" andthat were headed"Draft ideas for the implementation of the package of confidence-building measures.
The draft ideas deliver to both sides, and especially to the Turkish Cypriot side, the benefits envisaged in the package of July 1993 and more.
In order to leave no stone unturned andto establish whether the position of the Turkish Cypriot side had evolved sufficiently to permit agreement on a basis close to the 21 March draft ideas, on 11 and 12 May my Deputy Special Representative participated in meetings in Vienna between senior representatives of Turkey, the United States and the Turkish Cypriot community.
The draft ideas ventured outside the parameters of the package in an area under the exclusive"jurisdiction" and control of the Turkish Cypriot side.
In sum, I consider that the draft ideas of 21 March 1994, in addition to reflecting faithfully the July 1993 package, are both fair and reasonable.
The draft ideas on the other hand committed the United Nations to assist the Turkish Cypriot side in obtaining international financial assistance.
My representatives underlined that the draft ideas provided other significant benefits for the Turkish Cypriot side that would take effect as soon as the fenced area of Varosha and Nicosia International Airport were placed under United Nations administration, including.
The draft ideas provide for a schedule that sets out the significant benefits that would accrue to each side(see annex II to the present report), including, for the Turkish Cypriot side, additional benefits that were not provided for in the package.
In all recent discussions with my representatives,the Turkish Cypriot leader insisted that the paper entitled"Draft ideas for implementation of the package of confidence-building measures" dated 21 March should be amended to incorporate the clarifications which had emerged in Vienna on 11 and 12 May 1994 at meetings between representatives of the Republic of Turkey, the United States of America and the Turkish Cypriot community, at which my Deputy Special Representative was also present.
The draft ideas accordingly suggested that"the area between the southern perimeter of the fenced area of Varosha and the United Nations-controlled buffer zone will be included in the unmanning agreement called for by the Security Council in resolution 889 1993.