Examples of using Common will in English and their translations into Spanish
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There is also a common will to improve.
A common will still remains to be confirmed and an integral vision to be found;
However, we have the power to muster the common will to combat it.
Sharing intentions: a common will to support reciprocal commitment. Values.
The magnitude of the challenges cannot andshould not overshadow the scope of our common will.
People also translate
Proceeding from the common will to develop good-neighbourly relations between the two States.
This deprived Rwanda of much of its national spirit,emanating from the common will to live together.
It is about our common will, as responsible members of the international community, to act together.
East Timor is butone recent example of its effectiveness when it is supported by a common will to act.
Considering their common will to effectively combat illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
In addition to their very real existence as individuals,the women have a collective identity based on a common will to act.
How effective our action will be depends first and foremost on our common will and on the impetus that together we will give to this ambitious plan.
Although the draft resolution had been submitted by the membersof the European Union, it reflected the common will of the international community.
A Security Council strengthened by a common will to root out terrorism could do much more than individual actions supported by a few Governments.
It was encouraging to see that such adiversity of people and countries shared a common will to work for environmental protection.
All of our futures are bound together, andit is only with a common will, with a common purpose and through common action that, together, we can secure a prosperous and sustainable future for our children and their children.
The balanced andcarefully crafted outcome of the Washington Nuclear Security Summit held in April 2010 demonstrated a common will to enhance nuclear security.
It is evident that Armenia has taken a position that directly opposes the common will of the international community to find a peaceful settlement to the conflict.
The contemporary world is experiencing an era of serious andvaried challenges that must be met with the determination and common will of the international community as a whole.
The most praiseworthy achievement of the document was, perhaps,to shape this common will, highlighting the possibilities for finding common elements in our diversity.
It should also enable us to preserve the role and authority of the General Assembly as the central deliberative body of the United Nations and the expression of the common will of the 191 States Members of the Organization.
It is an established fact that the Senegalese nation existed before the State, because of this common will to live together with has always prevailed among the inhabitants of Senegal.
We have also seen the holding in Barcelona of an international conference on HIV/AIDS,at which our leaders recognized that this pandemic is a global problem challenging our common will and requiring global responsibility and response.
Let us work with imagination andcommitment to turn this Organization into an expression of common will, an Organization legitimized by its effectiveness and its universal character.
The rapidity with which the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime andits protocols were being elaborated showed the magnitude of the international community's common will and dedication to combating one of the greatest evils of the time.
Despite understandable frustration at the slow general progress in that area,we continue to rely on the common will to reach a reasonable compromise in order to achieve comprehensive reform of the Council in all its aspects.
The Algerian delegation welcomes the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the global counter-terrorism strategy,which attests the common will of Member States to work to preserve collective security.
Experience has shown the need for, andthe usefulness of, such cooperation, which, despite our common will to promote it, continues to feel the effects of the scarcity of resources.
Blockade and sanction measures andthe imposition of conditions in relations between States are vestiges of the past that go against the common will of peoples, the prevailing world-wide tendency and the principles of international law.
We are all gathered together here not to voice differing national interests and views but, on the contrary,to promote a common will, as we have been requested by the international community, a common will to accomplish disarmament.