Examples of using Strong multilateral in English and their translations into Russian
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A strong multilateral system is a vital key to this end.
For the sake of all nations, we need a strong multilateral system.
Strong multilateral legal institutions will in fact strengthen non-proliferation efforts.
International, as well as national, security depends on strong multilateral frameworks.
This attests to the need for a strong multilateral system to promote disarmament and nonproliferation.
It was noted that legislative initiatives required strong multilateral cooperation.
That demonstrates the need for a strong multilateral system genuinely committed to disarmament and non-proliferation.
The United Nations must continue to be the cornerstone of strong multilateral cooperation.
The need for a strong multilateral institution has never been more acutely felt than it is today, in the era of globalization.
Protecting the rule of law at the international and national levels and protecting the vulnerable are at the heart of a strong multilateral system.
Open markets and a strong multilateral trading system-- not protectionism-- were the key to economic growth and development.
The best way to deal with these global challenges is through an effective and strong multilateral system-- through a strong United Nations system.
South Africa believed that strong multilateral institutions were the only guarantee against domination by the strongest. .
The latest cycle of violence in the Middle East andthe recent escalation in Darfur have once again highlighted the need for a strong multilateral response to global challenges.
All these actions require a strong multilateral framework based on sound legal rules that are binding on all Member States.
In the interdependent world which we live in today, the promotion of the fundamental values of peace, democracy, human rights anddevelopment depends on strong multilateral institutions.
They require a strong multilateral approach that needs the commitment and unyielding support of the international community as a whole.
Many speakers pointed to the need for reform of the global financial architecture, and for strong multilateral institutions and a strong multilateral response.
The need for a strong multilateral institution has never been more acutely felt than in this year that has been characterized by continuing globalization.
Mrs. Loemban Tobing-Klein(Suriname): The international community needs a strong multilateral institution to address contemporary global issues in this era of globalization.
Recalling the need for a strong multilateral approach, one delegation urged UNHCR to prioritize and maximize its resources, asking for more detailed information on the effects of the reductions at the country and sub-regional level together with an analysis of how the cuts would impact the refugees.
To conclude, it is our hope that the work of the First Committee this year,reinforced by a strong multilateral political commitment, will assure a new era of cooperation and action for global peace, security and stability.
In conclusion, he expressed his conviction that the Seminar could make a valuable contribution to clarifying conceptual issues and his hope that it would be possible to suggest modalities for ensuring that regional integration imparted new dynamism to global growth, enhanced trade anddevelopment opportunities for all countries, and supported a strong multilateral trading system.
Australia supports strong multilateral approaches to non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament; we always have, and we will continue to do so.
Along with our partners in the European Union,we are more than prepared to strengthen the United Nations as a unique instrument of a strong multilateral system to tackle global and regional issues for the sake of a safer and more secure world.
In making the United Nations a strong multilateral institution in the era of globalization, we must make sure that it enjoys credibility in all parts of the globe.
To conclude, it is our hope that the work of the First Committee this year,reinforced by strong multilateral political commitment, will usher in a new era of cooperation and action for global peace, security and stability.
Developing countries will benefit from a strong multilateral system of rules and disciplines, because otherwise they will be at the mercy of the rules of the game of the largest players in the world economy.
In this globalized and interdependent world in which we live,only strong multilateral institutions can promote the fundamental values of peace, democracy, human rights and development.
The world needs a coherent and strong multilateral framework with the United Nations at its centre to meet the challenges of development, humanitarian assistance and the environment in a globalizing world.