Examples of using Libya must in English and their translations into Russian
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Libya must comply with them as required by the Charter.
Emerging state institutions in Iraq and in Libya must be revived and strengthened.
Libya must resume that role, a role that has been denied to it for more than 40 years now.
We are pleased that the international community has spoken with one strong voice to state that the violence in Libya must be stopped.
To succeed, Libya must be given the space required to determine its future.
The leading role in elaborating modalities for post-conflict resolution in Libya must be played by the United Nations and in particular the Security Council.
Libya must comply with its obligations under the United Nations Charter and under the relevant Security Council resolutions.
Several members of the Council stated that Libya must respect the Pre-Trial Chamber's rulings on admissibility, whatever their outcome.
Libya must find peace in the context of the fullest respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrity, while preserving and guaranteeing the human rights of its entire population.
These resolutions make it clear that Libya must hand over the Lockerbie accused for trial in Scotland or the United States.
Libya must not be encouraged to believe that anything less than full compliance with Security Council resolutions can end its confrontation with the international community.
In this context,we should like to reiterate that the sanctions imposed on Libya must be lifted now that it has implemented the Security Council resolutions in respect of the Lockerbie issue.
On the political front, Libya must be a civilian democratic State that gives full opportunities and participation to all its sons and daughters.
He noted that there was also clear evidence of significant quantities of other weapons having left Libya during the conflict andhe added that the authorities in Libya must engage in the overall efforts to control weapons and combat illicit trafficking.
The French delegation reasserts that Libya must comply with all the obligations imposed on it by the Security Council in its resolutions 748(1992) and 883 1993.
On 30 August,the Secretary-General proposed to the Council in his briefing that the response of the United Nations to the post-conflict challenge in Libya must be proactive and effective while being sensitive to the complex needs and desires of the Libyan people.
In order to do this, Libya must ensure the appearance of those charged with the bombing of Pan Am 103 for trial before the appropriate Scottish or United States court.
The Secretary-General said that the United Nations response to the post-conflict challenge in Libya must be proactive and effective while being sensitive to the complex needs and desires of the Libyan people.
They also reaffirm that Libya must commit itself definitively to ceasing all forms of terrorist activity and all assistance to terrorist groups and demonstrate, by concrete actions, its renunciation of terrorism.
The adoption of the resolution should send a clear signal that the violence in Libya must stop and that a peaceful solution must be found that respects the human rights of all in the context of sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Since the onset of the crisis, they have not ceased to reiterate that Libya must"commit itself concretely and definitively to cease all forms of terrorist action and all assistance to terrorist groups" and that it"must promptly, by concrete actions, prove its renunciation of terrorism" S/23309.
The entire United Nations system,in particular the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, must remain committed to achieving a prosperous and peaceful Libya, which in turn will be a factor of stability and well-being for the entire region.
The British andUnited States Governments declared that the Government of Libya must:(a) surrender for trial all those charged with the crime and accept responsibility for the actions of Libyan officials;(b) disclose all it knows of this crime, including the names of all those responsible, and allow full access to all witnesses, documents and other material evidence, including all the remaining timers; and(c) pay appropriate compensation.
They then joined the French Government in making an additional demand, namely that Libya must"commit itself concretely and definitively to cease all forms of terrorist action and all assistance to terrorist groups" and that it"must promptly, by concrete actions, prove its renunciation of terrorism" S/23309.
Just as the international community remained united in its condemnation of the human rights situation in Libya, so also must it unite in helping Libya surmount its challenges.
Consequently, persons in those two categories are not permitted to remain in Libya and must be expelled because the reason for preventing their entry is also the reason for preventing their remaining in Libyan territory.
As we witness the numerous flagrant violations of human rights taking place in Libya today, we must recall that such violations have occurred for many years.
Egypt had spared neither effort nor expense to care for the refugees anddisplaced persons on its western border with Libya, but more must be done.
Ms. Salim(Libya) said that measures must be adopted to ensure the protection and assistance of victims of violence, their families and their communities.
All those who are party to the conflict must commit to the political talks in Libya next month.
