Examples of using Vienna document in English and their translations into Russian
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Vienna Document 99.
It is regularly fulfilling its obligations under Vienna Document 99.
OSCE, Vienna Document, 1999.
These could be addressed as part of the effort to update the Vienna Document.
Work to update the 1999 Vienna Document should commence immediately.
The Vienna Document was adopted by all 57 participating States of the OSCE, including Russia.
Russia's selective implementation of Vienna document falls short of this modest standard.
The report focuses on the activities directly related to the Vienna document.
We will keep pushing to modernize the Vienna document and enhance regional security.
Belarusian Defence Ministry specialists shared their country's practises in implementing the Vienna Document.
The Vienna document is complementary to the previously existing instruments and standards in the field of human rights.
We encourage Russia to fulfill its commitments under the Vienna Document 2011, in letter and spirit.
The Vienna document enhances the opportunity for a genuine communication among societies based upon different historical and cultural backgrounds.
This includes full participation in CFE andeffective modernization of the OSCE's Vienna Document to enhance military transparency and confidence.
In compliance with the Vienna Document 1999 of the Negotiations on Confidence- and Security-Building Measures, including 13 in 2009;
Overall, this makes it more difficult to trust Russian declarations that its exercises of over 100,000 personnel are exempt from Vienna Document reporting commitments.
Measures contained in the Vienna Document 1999, which is the basic reference document in OSCE concerning CSBMs, include.
As a member of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe(CSCE), Austria implements the confidence- andsecurity-building measures as agreed upon in the Vienna Document 1992.
In accordance with the Vienna Document on Confidence-and Security Tajikistan annually exchanges military information with all OSCE participating States.
One such measure consists in reconciling verification regimes under the Vienna Document 1992 with those under the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.
Under the Vienna Document 1999 on confidence- and security-building measures, Estonia annually exchanges up-to-date information with all member States of OSCE.
In November 1999, at the Istanbul Summit, OSCE adopted the Vienna Document 1999 of the Negotiations on Confidence- and Security-building Measures.
There was a nearly universal support expressed for using fully the arms control tools at our disposal, in particular the CFE Treaty,the Open Skies Treaty, and the Vienna Document.
OSCE participating States signed up to the Vienna Document(PDF 115 KB) mechanisms as a way of ensuring the security in Europe by enhancing confidence and transparency.
The CFE Treaty has been complemented by the confidence- andsecurity-building measures stipulated in the Vienna Document 1992, further developed in the Vienna Document 1994 and 1999.
In late March, the United States invoked Vienna Document provisions to ask Russia for information about military activities taking place east of the Ukrainian border.
The Vienna Document 1992 builds on the confidence-building measures of the Final Act signed at Helsinki on 1 August 1975, the Stockholm Document 1986 and the Vienna Document 1990.
The Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE) Treaty and the Vienna Document have subsequently been improved, the most recent version adopted in Istanbul in 1999.
Proceeding from chapter X of the Vienna Document 2011(Regional measures), Serbia has signed bilateral agreements in the field of arms control with Hungary and Bulgaria.
This team was operating fully in the open consistent with Vienna Document provisions that Russia, as well as all other OSCE participating States, has committed to, and implemented, for decades.
