Examples of using Our common objectives in English and their translations into Russian
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In order to achieve our common objectives, our institutions must work together.
Only through dialogue and mutual understanding can we work in harmony to realize our common objectives.
We must increase our efforts to reach our common objectives over the next five years.
Those countries should be allowed to play a greater role in working towards our common objectives.
Multilateralism is the sole viable way to achieve our common objectives in the fields of disarmament and non-proliferation.
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We stand ready to support andcooperate in the work towards our common objectives.
Achieving our common objectives depends on developing a modern organization that is well adapted, well equipped and well managed.
Saving lives, ensuring protection and finding solutions have been andwill continue to be our common objectives.
We must show greater political will to achieve our common objectives in this sixty-second session.
I shall depend upon the support and cooperation of all our partners in working towards our common objectives.
In order to achieve our common objectives, we must demonstrate unity of purpose, firm resolve, solidarity and responsibility.
National or regional interests should not be allowed to obscure our common objectives for a reinvigorated United Nations.
We welcome the recognition in the document of the important contribution of the private sector andcivil society to our common objectives.
We must show greater political will to achieve our common objectives at the sixty-first session of the General Assembly.
We support the work of the Commission andwould like that body to assume a more active role in promoting our common objectives in this field.
Working towards our common objectives would require a steadfast commitment to genuine multilateralism to ensure viable and enduring solutions to global peace and security.
ASEAN strongly believes that multilateralism is the most viable way to achieve our common objectives in the fields of disarmament and non-proliferation.
Together, through cooperation, harmony and understanding, we can attain the necessary respect, support andconsensus of Member States to promote our common objectives.
Therefore, we must first of all continue to approach this exercise by focusing our efforts on our common objectives and by being flexible on the modalities of expansion.
This will enable us to move closer to our common objectives-- namely, the elimination of nuclear weapons and general, comprehensive disarmament under strict and effective international control.
In the same vein, we would like to call upon all member States to show utmost flexibility anddemonstrate their political will to achieve our common objectives in the Conference.
It is becoming obvious that, in order to enhance cooperation andcoordination to address our common objectives, it is essential to make the relationship between the SCO and the United Nations more systematic.
The priorities of Member States are paramount, and we are confident that,with the assistance of the Office for Disarmament Affairs, our common objectives can be achieved.
The Republic of Argentina reiterates its commitment to help achieve our common objectives, particularly after 1 January 1994, when our country will become a member of the Security Council for a term of two years.
This brings us back to our particular responsibility, here in this forum, and to the support that your efforts require, Mr. President,to bring together resolve on all sides to advance towards our common objectives.
The activity of philanthropic foundations-- in particular, the United Nations Foundation-- in promoting our common objectives is increasingly seen as a valuable adjunct to governmental action.
That requires a stronger and more democratized United Nations and a Security Council with better representation of developing countries andof countries that have made positive contributions to our common objectives.
Only in this way can the United Nations continue to be the indispensable instrument to achieve our common objectives and a unanimous expression of our common humanity.
We renew once again our commitment to multilateralism as an important means of pursuing and achieving our common objectives in the field of disarmament and our determination to further promote multilateralism in that respect.
