Examples of using Legitimate security needs in English and their translations into Russian
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Member States' ammunition stockpiles should be commensurate with the Member States' legitimate security needs.
Japan, while recognizing the legitimate security needs of the Israelis, urges Israel to take measures to lift the closure without delay.
The countries undertake, preferably,to destroy SALW exceeding their legitimate security needs i.e. surplus weapons.
Mr. UMER(Pakistan), referring to the statement by the representative of Human Rights Watch, said that, while Pakistan did continue to use anti-personnel landmines,they formed an integral part of its defence doctrine and served legitimate security needs.
The Group was aware of the requirements for States to take into account the legitimate security needs of States and the principle of undiminished security. .
Hence, the treaty Italy would be eager to subscribe to should reconcile humanitarian anddevelopmental objectives with legitimate security needs.
It also called on the Government to take all possible steps, consistent with Israel's legitimate security needs, to ease the current humanitarian and economic plight of the Palestinian people.
Military doctrines should allow for only maintaining such military capabilities as are commensurate with individual or collective legitimate security needs.
While the legitimate security needs of any State must be covered, we feel that it is high time to try to develop some principles, of a voluntary and political nature, on how restraint and responsibility can be exercised in the acquisition and supply of conventional arms.
In our assessment,the Convention fails to strike a balance between the humanitarian concerns involved in the issue and the legitimate security needs of States and is heavily tilted towards the former.
It is the view of my delegation that, while the legitimate security needs of any State must be respected, it would be an important achievement if we could develop some guidelines of a political nature, as well as practical ways and means, to ensure that restraint is exercised and that conventional arms are acquired and supplied in a responsible manner.
We believe that the phased approach commends itself as a confidence-building process enabling States, especially with long borders,to safeguard their legitimate security needs.
The aforementioned aspects have been guiding our analysis anddiscussions with the spirit of achieving a fine balance between legitimate security needs of the States and humanitarian concerns so that any future protocol on AVMs attains universal acceptance.
The basis of this phased approach would be seen as confidence-building,enabling States to deal urgently with the humanitarian crisis while remaining sensitive to their legitimate security needs.
Israel believes that small arms and light weapons must be controlled and restraints instituted, butin a way that takes into account legitimate security needs and at the same time preventing unnecessary human suffering and the loss of innocent life.
The assessment of arms transfers should also consider the potential consequences of transfer denials,especially for the right of States to adopt necessary measures to exercise the right of self-defence and meet legitimate security needs.
Despite the enormous security risks involved,Israel had taken many similar measures in an effort to find a balance between its legitimate security needs and its desire to foster growth and lay the foundations for peace.
On that occasion, the Secretary-General had said that he was heartened by the bold decision of President Abbas and Prime Minister Netanyahu to embark on direct dialogue, which remained the single most credible path to a solution and the only way through which Palestinians could realize their rightful aspirations to an independent and viable Palestinian State, andIsraelis could meet their legitimate security needs.
It should also not undermine the capability of each State to adopt necessary measures to exercise the right of self-defence and to meet its legitimate security needs, including the right to manufacture, export, import and maintain conventional arms in accordance with such needs. .
At the same time, it needs to be guaranteed that the criteria stipulated in the arms trade treaty do not interfere with the rights of States Members of the United Nations to manufacture, import, export, transfer and possess conventional arms for self-defence in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations,including for legitimate security needs and for participation in peacekeeping operations.
At the same time it is important that arms be controlled and the restraint be instituted so as tocreate the proper balance between legitimate security needs and the desire to prevent the unnecessary human suffering and loss of innocent life that result from irresponsible policies with respect to conventional arms proliferation.
Since States are bound by universally recognized human rights standards, the right of a State to manufacture, import and retain small arms andlight weapons for self-defence and for legitimate security needs must remain undiminished.
They also call on the Government of Israel to take all possible steps now,consistent with Israel's legitimate security needs, to ease the humanitarian and economic plight of the Palestinian people, including increasing freedom of movement for people and goods both within and from the West Bank and Gaza, removing checkpoints, and other steps to respect the dignity of the Palestinian people and improve their quality of life.
In addition, the Supreme Court had interpreted the principal sections of the Law as intending to strike a delicate balance between generally accepted human rights standards and the legitimate security needs the Law had been designed to address.
Encourages all interested States to assess, on a voluntary basis, whether, in conformity with their legitimate security needs, parts of their stockpiles of conventional ammunition should be considered to be in surplus, and recognizes that the security of such stockpiles must be taken into consideration and that appropriate controls with regard to the security and safety of stockpiles of conventional ammunition are indispensable at the national level in order to eliminate the risk of explosion, pollution or diversion;
The United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Tradein Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects has worked out a balance between humanitarian concerns and the legitimate security needs of States and rightly focuses on illicit trade.
B c Each State has special responsibilities to prevent excessive or destabilizing build-ups of conventional arms, taking into account international andregional stability and security, their legitimate security needs and the principle of undiminished security at the lowest possible level of armaments, including their ability to participate in United Nations peace-keeping operations.
I have nonetheless voted in favour of subparagraph(3)(A) of the dispositif because there is undoubtedly a significant negative impact upon portions of the population of the West Bank, that cannot be excused on the grounds of military necessity allowed by those Conventions; and nor has Israel explained to the United Nations orto this Court why its legitimate security needs can be met only by the route selected.
China supports efforts to continuously strengthen and improve relevant international legal mechanisms in the field of conventionalarms control while addressing, in a balanced manner, both humanitarian concerns and legitimate security needs, so as to enhance international peace and security. .
Against that background, the Secretary-General had travelled to the region-- to Jordan, Palestine and Israel-- on 15 and 16 August 2013 to lend his personal support to the leaders on both sides, commending them on their bold decision to embark on direct dialogue, which remained the single most credible path to a solution and the only way through which Palestinians could realize their rightful aspirations to an independent and viable Palestinian State,and Israelis could meet their legitimate security needs.