Examples of using Real substantive in English and their translations into Russian
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But the overall assessment pointed to no real substantive changes in achievement.
He called for real, substantive and tangible measures in specific and identifiable areas that would benefit them.
Nonetheless, the records now show that there is a strong interest in addressing the real substantive issues.
Instead of addressing the real substantive issues and rectifying procedural anomalies, the draft decision does not help us move forward.
We must finally give ourselves the opportunity to start promoting our national security interests in the course of real substantive work.
In its 2010 session the Conference on Disarmament must swiftly begin real substantive negotiations and work, based on the political consensus achieved in 2009, to which the European Union remains committed.
In that respect, every effort should be made to reach a consensus as soon as possible on the agenda items so thatwe can hold a real substantive session of the Disarmament Commission in 2005.
This however, has brought about a real substantive change as well, since it has specified five different behaviours qualifying as violations of the requirement of equal treatment: direct and indirect discrimination, harassment, illegal segregation and retaliation- which may be committed both by active behaviour and by omission.
That is why we see this decision only as a very first step in a step-by-step procedure to get this Conference back to real substantive work and to negotiations- to its original function.
As you know, my delegation has over the years worked very hard to get the Conference on Disarmament back to real substantive work and negotiation, and that has taken the form of being part of the so-called A-5 proposal, together with Algeria, and as a P-6 member in 2007, and also together with our European Union partners who have made this a high priority over recent years.
Mr. MEYER(Canada): The extensive participation in the last three structured plenary discussions has demonstrated that CD members are keenly interested in undertaking real substantive work in this body.
He wondered whether it might be assumed that the obligation laid down in draft article 14 was the real substantive obligation imposed on the State of origin, an obligation from which the States concerned could deviate if they could reach an acceptable solution in accordance with draft articles 18 and 20, but which would continue to govern their mutual relations if such an acceptable solution could not be achieved.
Discussion on partnerships focused on long-term plans for partnership surveys andthe need to demonstrate real, substantive development results from strengthened partnerships.
In this statement, I shall focus on only one aspect: how to revitalize the Conference on Disarmament andstart a process of dialogue that will facilitate our endeavours to reach a consensus programme of work and to carry out our real substantive work.
We believe that this forum must seize the historic opportunity offered by this favourable environment in order to extricate ourselves from the impasse in which we have been stuck for so long andto finally begin real substantive negotiations, in keeping with the Conference's task and raison d'etre.
The experience of the 2006 session proves that proper scheduling, together with proper balance between formal and informal plenary meetings, possibly with the participation of experts from capitals,as well as side events, provides the Conference with the possibility for conducting real substantive work.
If this meeting can adopt a plan for the implementation of the programme of work, a real breakthrough will occur in the work of the Conference on Disarmament, and consequently the Conference,after 13 years of deadlock, can enter into the real substantive phase of its work, the goal that all of us have tried our best to realize.
I put forward this proposal with the best of intentions in order to revitalize the Conference on Disarmament andto facilitate our efforts to secure a consensus programme of work and commence our real substantive work.
With regard to the enlargement of the Security Council,the S-5 hope that the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly will pave the way for initiating real, substantive and interactive negotiations.
Remedies were available under the Sex Discrimination Act or under the Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Act,both of which were worded carefully so as to ensure real substantive equality within Australian society.
On the topic of today, nuclear disarmament, the Netherlands regrets that after 13 years we are still not able to move to substantive work, to real negotiations,the task this body was created for, to take real substantive multilateral steps towards a world free of nuclear weapons.
Finally, Kenya urges all delegations to seize this opportunity to make real and substantive progress in multilateral disarmament.
Swiftly adopt a guidance document to clarify what constitutes a"real and substantive risk" to the life of the pregnant woman;
There is a certain hesitation to enter into real and substantive discussions and negotiations out of fear, it seems, of disrupting the good atmosphere.
But we do consider it reasonable to ask whether there is any real prospect of substantive work being done.
It is high time we, collectively,gathered the determination to cut through procedural debates and to move forward the real and substantive agenda of the Conference.
Nevertheless, if the periods without real advances in substantive work were to continue, this body's credibility would be seriously affected.
The tendency to focus on the Organization's set-backs while ignoring its record of real and substantive success threatens to undermine the raison d'être of the United Nations.
The real question was whether substantive obligations to protect the atmosphere, which were potentially far-reaching, existed in hard law.
Please also indicate what progress has been made in adopting comprehensive guidelines to clarify what constitutes"real and substantive risk" to the life, as opposed to the health, of a pregnant woman.
