Examples of using Historic commitment in English and their translations into Russian
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But half way to 2015 we are not on track to meet our historic commitments.
I fully understand the West's historic commitment to separating the secular from the religious.
Ensuring that Africa enjoys the benefits of peace, independence anddevelopment is a historic commitment of the Organization.
This is particularly ironic given the historic commitment of the European Union and its Member States to openness.
If the historic commitments by States to advance towards nuclear disarmament are to be realized, it is also essential that negotiations not be based only on military doctrines and power politics.
The Palestinian leadership reaffirms the historic commitment of the Palestine Liberation Organization of 9 September 1993.
As the United Nations reaches its sixtieth anniversary, we give thanks for its work in peacemaking and global reconciliation,particularly the historic commitment to eradicate poverty in the Millennium Declaration of 2000.
Known as the GIPA principles, the historic commitment continues to guide the global AIDS response today.
It is both necessary and appropriate, therefore, that the world should offer its encouragement to the Madrid process, the Israeli-Palestinian Declaration of Principles, the Israeli-Jordan agreed Common Agenda andthe process which has followed from those historic commitments.
Allow me to underscore not only the historic commitment of my country but also the efforts of a large number of Latin American countries.
The current Government is fully committed to finding realistic solutions to the problems facing El Salvador, which is why it is redoubling its efforts to correct the remaining internal and external macroeconomic imbalances andhas made an historic commitment to pursue the structural transformation of the Salvadoran economy.
These steps culminated in the historic commitment to the responsibility to protect by all Heads of State and Government at the 2005 World Summit.
In fact, foundations, the private sector andNGOs are making historic commitments that have redefined what is possible.
That signals the historic commitment of our countries to perfecting the mechanisms and instruments of the non-proliferation of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction.
Mrs. De Berger(Guatemala)(spoke in Spanish):In September 2005, the world summit made a historic commitment to universal access to AIDS treatment, prevention, care and support.
That indicates the historic commitment of our countries to improving the mechanisms and instruments in the sphere of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and of other weapons of mass destruction.
In the Millennium Declaration(resolution 55/2), 189 heads of State orGovernment made the historic commitment to free their fellow citizens from poverty by 2015, nine years from now.
The unequivocal and historic commitment that was undertaken under article VI at the sixth Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) in 2000 must be implemented immediately.
Ms. Grynspan(United Nations Development Programme):Eight years ago in Monterrey, the world made historic commitments to eradicating poverty, promoting sustainable development and advancing economic growth.
The fact that the agreements and historic commitments that had been reached over the years had not yet resulted in more effective or relevant actions or measures meant only that more political will was needed to ensure their full implementation.
This is the challenge facing us:to succeed in fulfilling the historic commitment defined by the heads of State in order to achieve integrated development for mankind.
My delegation wishes to recall the historic commitment unequivocally taken at the 2000 NPT Review Conference, which led to the adoption by consensus of the 13 practical steps for the implementation of article VI of the NPT, leading to general and complete disarmament.
We must all work together to ensure that the historic commitments we undertook at the NPT Review and Extension Conference are fulfilled.
In this connection, we value the historic commitment and tireless efforts of President Barack Obama of the United States of America and his Administration to give a strong impetus to the peace process in the Middle East and to renew hope by relaunching direct negotiations between Palestine and Israel with a view to settling this chronic conflict.
We can end hunger and poverty by 2030- The 2030 Agenda's historic commitment to rid the world of the twin scourges of poverty and hunger can become a reality- if we work together.
Along the same lines, the implementation of the unequivocal, historic commitment undertaken by the nuclear States at the sixth Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to totally eliminate their nuclear arsenals, along with the universality of the NPT, are very relevant means of achieving nuclear disarmament.
Under the provisions of the Treaty, the 49 signatory States have made a historic commitment to renounce atomic weapons and prohibit both the conduct of tests and the accumulation of nuclear waste on their territory.
Nuclear disarmament and its irreversible progression will become a reality only when the historic commitment undertaken unequivocally here in New York by the nuclear-weapon States, at the Sixth Review Conference, to totally eliminate their nuclear stockpiles is translated into reality, and when the Disarmament Commission-- the sole body for multilateral negotiations in the area of disarmament-- undertakes, in good faith and immediately, negotiations on the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
Our ability to strengthen the Organization to respond to new challenges depends on the historic commitment that we are able to offer today to the Organization and to collective action for the benefit of a universal project of change, understanding and cooperation.
With his continuing support for violence against Israelis,Chairman Arafat has blatantly violated his historic commitment, enshrined in his letter of 9 September 1993 to the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, to renounce the use of violence and terrorism and to resolve all outstanding issues through peaceful bilateral negotiations.