Examples of using Should guide us in English and their translations into Russian
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Their pressure for change should guide us.
It should guide us well in our discussions on institutional reform.
That is an important principle, and it should guide us today.
These should guide us as we work towards a world fit for them.
Dialogue and cooperation should guide us towards that goal.
That document should guide us in our discussions during the negotiations of the Meeting's outcome, as well as during the High-level Meeting itself.
I think that those are very good criteria, which should guide us in our consultations.
That responsibility should guide us in our efforts to revitalize or rationalize the work of the First Committee.
We exalt solidarity andcooperation as the values that should guide us in the twenty-first century.
This is a sentiment that should guide us as we consider the practical responses of the OSCE and our individual participating States.
That is why I wish to emphasize the second principle that should guide us here- the principle of tolerance.
The principles that should guide us are those of inclusion and equitable geographic representation for all regional groups.
With regard to the issue of definitions for an FMCT,I would like to touch on a few basic points that should guide us in considering this issue.
This is the spirit that should guide us as we proceed forward.
We believe that it is important to present our remarks on this issue,which concern the general principles that should guide us during the reform process.
The spirit of The Hague should guide us to the next millennium.
Within the concepts of stability,solidarity and sustainability we will find the shared values and interests that should guide us on the road ahead.
This basic assumption of the Summit should guide us in our deliberations on the follow-up of what was decided at Copenhagen.
Some 40 years ago, Pope Paul VI stated in this Hall that development is thenew name for peace, and the wisdom of those words should guide us in crafting adequate solutions.
Here we have an example of what should guide us in our thinking on the future restructuring of the United Nations organs in the field of disarmament.
The words of the President of the United States and of the Foreign Minister of Russia at this Assembly just a few days ago are important and should guide us all in this matter.
The operative paragraphs of General Assembly resolution 66/66 should guide us on what should be discussed under this rubric.
International law should guide us in all our collective efforts to attain freedom from weapons of mass destruction and terrorism, sustainable development and respect for human rights.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights,as a source of international law, should guide us in the process of adapting and democratizing the United Nations.
More generally, participants referred to equality, equity, dignity, respect, tolerance and non-discrimination as important principles reaffirmed in the VDPA andstated that these principles should guide us today.
Those principles remain fully valid, and they should guide us as we begin the process of negotiations for the post-2012 agreement on climate change.
We continue to believe that it is important, at the beginning of each session, to take time to step back and think, dispassionately and carefully,about the principles and methods which should guide us in the adoption of a programme of work as well as the stumbling blocks to avoid.
That is the principle of our collective action, which should guide us when we talk about reform and which must be followed with respect for the basic values that informed the birth of the United Nations.
If we are to do consistently better, we need to make greater efforts to produce innovative reforms, to be candid in evaluating existing mechanisms and working methods andto engage in meaningful dialogues on the principles and practices that should guide us in the years ahead.
We would like to reiterate the salient points of that paper, which should guide us in building consensus on achieving the goal of universal, non-discriminatory nuclear disarmament.
