Examples of using Equal security in English and their translations into Russian
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Equal security for all is important.
Is able to guarantee equal security for all.
Equal security was the basis of the stability and continuity of peace.
Only this can ensure equal security for all States.
All States should reaffirm the right to equal security.
People also translate
In other words,“equal security for all” is a modern moral imperative.
Let us all work together to ensure equal security for all.
Equal security for all must be achieved at the lowest possible level of armament.
It follows that we must pursue objectives that ensure equal security for all.
The principle of equal security for all must be the basis on which conventional arms control measures are taken.
Existing architecture(System) international Security does not provide equal security for all States.
In today's interdependent world, equal security can only be achieved collectively, mainly through the United Nations.
Only then would it be a treaty that would contribute to nuclear disarmament, ensuring equal security for all States.
With this approach, the equal security for all and Russia? s equal participation in the created European Missile Defense system are not to be obtained.
In developing a new approach, we must start from a basic premise:the recognition of the right to equal security for all States.
Equal security was to be promoted primarily through general and complete disarmament, both in the conventional and the non-conventional spheres.
The Ministers stressed that a just andcomprehensive peace would bring about balanced and equal security for all the States of the region.
During the discussion speakers regretted the setbacks caused by the March violence and the limited progress in key areas,including returns, equal security and freedom of movement for minorities, urged all the leaders of Kosovo to resume dialogue and efforts to move the standards implementation process forward, to implement all priority measures in the Kosovo standards implementation plan and to translate into action their commitment to create favourable conditions for the return and integration of displaced persons.
The Charter and,more explicitly, the General Assembly's first special session on disarmament offer equal security to all States.
As we enter the new century,the vital need to build a world order based on equal security, common responsibility and cooperation among all States is becoming increasingly clear.
It should state more clearly that disarmament steps could take place only in conditions of strategic stability and equal security for all.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia reaffirms its commitment to democratic and fair elections in the Province once elementary conditions are ensured, which presupposes: consistent andfull implementation of resolution 1244(1999); equal security for all citizens; return of expelled and displaced persons; deportation of illegal Albanian aliens; holding of elections on the basis of laws of the Republic of Serbia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; and the start of a political process towards bringing a final solution based on substantial autonomy;
The fundamental challenge facing Europe at present was the establishment of a system which would provide equal security for all European countries.
The Conference was conceived to pursue the disarmament agenda, to avert nuclear war andto seek measures for equal security of all.
We also propose a similar arrangement for mutual andequitable restraint on conventional weapons which ensures equal security to both Pakistan and India.
I also noted a desire for the changes that have arisen in language anddiscussion to become real actions that will ensure equal security for all.
Creating favourable conditions for promoting disarmament, such as ensuring strategic andregional stability and equal security for all, must become a top priority.
That lasting peace cannot be achieved through a qualitative edge or military superiority but through dialogue, negotiations anda deep commitment to peace and equal security.
In that connection, we support the initiative of the Russian Federation to conclude a treaty on European security, a legally binding document that would strengthen the principles of indivisible and equal security for all States of the Euro-Atlantic region in international law.
Thus the most significant confidence-building measure is the voluntary reduction in armaments by militarily advanced States with a view to achieving equal security for all.