Examples of using Movement's commitment in English and their translations into Russian
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He also reaffirmed his movement's commitment to peace and to what had been agreed upon in Doha.
In recognition of the wisdom and far-sightedness of the Founding Fathers, leaders of the Founding Countries andother past leaders of the Movement, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to safeguard, uphold and further consolidate its principles, ideals and purposes.
He reiterated the Movement's commitment to consensus and stressed that adoption of the draft report, preferably by consensus, was the Committee's primary objective.
In recognition of the wisdom and far-sightedness of the Founding Fathers, leaders of the Founding Countries andother past leaders of the Movement, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to safeguard, uphold and further consolidate its principles, ideals and purposes.
The Movement's commitment to general and complete disarmament, and nuclear disarmament in particular, under strict and efficient international monitoring, was underscored.
I should like to begin by reaffirming and reiterating the Movement's commitment to promoting international peace and security through disarmament measures.
They affirmed the Movement's commitment to work towards the full implementation of the decisions and recommendations contained in those documents, and called on the international community, including international financial institutions as well as regional development banks, to support efforts of developing countries, toward that end.
The Heads of State andGovernment renew the Non-Aligned Movement's commitment to defend, preserve and promote the United Nations Charter and international law.
In his capacity as Chairman of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, he urged the United Nations not to cut social programmes in its reform efforts and reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to housing and environment programmes within the United Nations.
I would also like to reaffirm the Movement's commitment to working towards the success and full implementation of the Commission's mandate, which, by extension, will determine the success achieved on the ground for countries in need.
In recognition of the wisdom and far-sightedness of the Founding Fathers,leaders of the Founding Countries and other past leaders of the Movement, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to safeguard, uphold and further consolidate its principles, ideals and purposes.
They reiterated the Movement's commitment to continue reinforcing the developing countries' joint participation in the GEF to safeguard their common interests, both in the orientation of its policies as well as in the financial allocation of resources.
In recognition of the wisdom and far-sightedness of the Founding Fathers, leaders of the Founding Countries andother past leaders of the Movement, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to safeguard, uphold and further consolidate its principles, ideals and purposes.
The Heads of State or Government reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to the Charter of the United Nations and underscored the need to preserve and promote the centrality and sanctity of its principles and purposes.
The Ministers reiterated the Movement's commitment to co-ordinate the efforts and strategies at national, regional and international levels against transnational crime and to develop the methods most effective in combating crime of this nature.
Peru should also like to align itself with the statement made by the representative of Egypt on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, setting out the Movement's commitment to participating actively in the deliberations on how to implement the provisions contained in paragraphs 138, 139 and 140 of the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document resolution 60/1.
Likewise, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to work towards the full implementation of the decisions and recommendations contained in those documents, and called on the international community, including international financial institutions as well as regional development banks, to support efforts of developing countries, toward that end;
The Non-Aligned Movement, at its summit conference held in Kuala Lumpur in 2003, reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to enhancing international cooperation aimed at resolving international problems of a humanitarian nature in full compliance with the Charter of the United Nations.
Reaffirm the Movement's commitment to gender equality and empowerment of women and to take the necessary action towards the full advancement and empowerment of women in the Non-Aligned Movement countries, including by strengthening the role of the NAM Institute for the Empowerment of Women and its regional centres in this regard, and enhancing its cooperation with the UN Women.
In pursuit of this mandate, the Ministers reaffirmed the Non-Aligned Movement's commitment to an efficient and effective Peacebuilding Commission, which fully utilises the advantages and benefits arising from the diversity of its composition.
The Ministers reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to enhance international cooperation to provide humanitarian assistance in full compliance with the UN Charter, and in this regard, they reiterated the rejection by the Movement of the so-called"right" of humanitarian intervention, which has no basis either in the UN Charter or in international law.
In pursuit of this mandate, the Ministers reaffirmed the Non-Aligned Movement's commitment to an efficient and effective Peacebuilding Commission, which fully utilises the advantages and benefits arising from the diversity of its composition.
The Ministers reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to enhance international cooperation to provide humanitarian assistance in full compliance with the UN Charter, and in this regard, they reiterated the rejection by the Movement of the so-called"right" of humanitarian intervention, which has no basis either in the UN Charter or in international law.
The Heads of State or Government reaffirmed the Non-Aligned Movement's commitment to pursue the goals of sustainable development in an integrated manner as enshrined in Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation in accordance with the principle of common but differentiated responsibility.
Likewise, they reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to work towards the full implementation of the decisions and recommendations contained in those documents, and called on the international community, including international financial institutions as well as regional development banks, to support efforts of developing countries, toward that end.
The Heads of State orGovernment expressed the Movement's commitment to the effective follow-up to and implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, adopted by the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance.
The Heads of State orGovernment reiterated the Movement's commitment to co-ordinate the efforts and strategies at national, regional and international levels against transnational crime and to develop an adequate database on transnational crime and the methods most effective in combating crime of this nature.
The Heads of State orGovernment therefore reaffirmed the Movement's commitment to continue to work in co-operation with all countries towards the establishment of an international system based on peace, justice, equality, democracy and full respect of all human rights and the principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter and international law.
The Non-Aligned Movement, reaffirming the Movement's commitment to the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of all States, and reaffirming the Non-Aligned Movement's principles and the sanctity of the Charter of the United Nations, is deeply alarmed at the worsening crisis in Kosovo, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and the Balkan region.
The Ministers reiterated the Movement's commitment to be engaged constructively in the continuing preparatory process for the High-Level Plenary Meeting and in this context, instructed their delegations to participate actively in the upcoming consultations and negotiations on the draft outcome document of the High-Level Plenary Meeting submitted by the President of the 59th Session of the General Assembly.