Examples of using Movement emphasizes in English and their translations into Russian
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In this regard, the Movement emphasizes the importance of the following points.
The Movement reiterates the importance of addressing the challenges and problems by strictly abiding to the Charter of the United Nations andthe principles of international law and, in this context, the Movement emphasizes that proliferation concerns are best addressed through multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory agreements.
In this regard, the Movement emphasizes the need to reconvene the open-ended working group on SSOD-IV.
The Movement emphasizes the importance of detailed analysis of situations, taking into account the views of national stakeholders.
While noting some positive developments, the Movement emphasizes that much more remains to be done to attain a world free from nuclear weapons.
Yet, the Movement emphasizes the need for a substantive interaction beyond formal exchange of views between the States Parties at these meetings.
In accordance with United Nations General Assembly resolution 58/36, the Movement emphasizes the urgent need for the commencement of substantive work, in the Conference on Disarmament, on the prevention of an arms race in outer space;
The Movement emphasizes that the development of new types of nuclear weapons is contrary to the guarantees given by the nuclear-weapon-states at the time of the conclusion of the CTBT, namely, that the Treaty would prevent the improvement of existing nuclear weapons and the development of new types of nuclear weapons.
Therefore, the Movement emphasizes that nothing in the Treaty shall be interpreted as affecting this right.
The Movement emphasizes that the General Assembly should have the key role in defining and providing the general framework and guidelines to be observed by the Secretariat.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes that progress in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects is essential to strengthening international peace and security.
The Movement emphasizes the need to start negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament as soon as possible on a phased programme, with a specified time frame, for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
In that context, the Movement emphasizes that any action taken on the situation in Somalia should respect the sovereignty, territorial integrity, political independence and unity of Somalia.
The Movement emphasizes that the full implementation of all relevant Security Council resolutions by all parties constitutes the only means for establishing durable peace, security and stability in the region.
The Movement emphasizes the importance of ensuring the effectiveness of the Office of the President of the General Assembly, including through the strengthening of its institutional memory, in particular the strengthening of permanent staff of that Office.
The Movement emphasizes the need to start negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament as soon as possible on a basic programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons with a specified framework of time, including a nuclear-weapon convention.
The Movement emphasizes the urgent need to find a solution to the delays in reimbursements to troop- and contingent-owned equipment provided by countries for peacekeeping operations, in particular the Non-Aligned and other developing countries.
The Movement emphasizes the need to strengthen the integrity of the statute of denuclearization provided for in the Treaty of Tlatelolco by a review of the declarations that were formulated by the nuclear-weapon-state parties to Protocols I and II for possible withdrawal or modification.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes the need to compel Israel, the occupying Power, to lift fully its illegal blockade, in accordance with its obligations under international law, Security Council resolution 1860(2009) and all other relevant United Nations resolutions.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes the need for Member States to fully respect the functions and powers of each principal organ of the United Nations, in particular the General Assembly, and to maintain a balance among those organs within their respective Charter-based functions and powers.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes the need for Member States to fully respect the functions and powers of each principal organ of the United Nations, in particular the General Assembly, and to maintain the balance among those organs within their respective Charter-based functions and powers.
The Movement emphasizes the ever-growing and most pressing need for concrete action by nuclear-weapon States to urgently take further substantive and practical measures, in accordance with their multilaterally agreed commitments to attain the goal of complete nuclear disarmament with a specified framework of time.
The Movement emphasizes that measures and initiatives aimed at strengthening nuclear safety and nuclear security must not be used as a pretext or leverage to violate, deny or restrict the inalienable right of developing countries to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes that the establishment of any peacekeeping operation or extension of mandate of existing operations should strictly observe the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, and those principles that have evolved to govern such operations and have become basic principles thereof, namely the consent of the parties, the non-use of force except in self-defence and impartiality.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes that progress in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects is essential to strengthening peace and security and reaffirms that efforts towards nuclear disarmament, global and regional approaches, and confidence-building measures complement one another and should, wherever possible, be pursued simultaneously to promote regional and international peace and security.
The Non-Aligned Movement emphasizes that progress in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects is essential to strengthen international peace and security, and we appeal to all States to pursue and intensify multilateral negotiations as agreed by consensus in the Final Document of the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament with a view to achieving nuclear disarmament under effective international control and strengthening the international disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation regimes.
In this connection, the Movement emphasized that the elimination and non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction are best addressed through multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory agreements.
Quantitative assessment of differentiation of hydro-isostatic movements emphasizes the different behavior of the southeastern part of lake Ladoga, most pronounced around the culmination of the Ladoga transgression~3200 cal. B.P.
Quantitative assessment of differentiation of hydro-isostatic movements emphasizes the different behavior of the southeastern part of lake Ladoga, most pronounced around the culmination of the Ladoga transgression~3200 cal. B.P.
On the implementation of treaties on disarmament, the Movement emphasized that questions regarding compliance and redress in case of allegations of violations of specific provisions of such treaties by parties to those treaties should be addressed through the relevant treaty mechanisms and in accordance with such provisions.
