Examples of using Solution to the cyprus problem in English and their translations into Spanish
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A solution to the Cyprus problem can and should be seen as a win-win situation.
He again stressed the important role which Turkey was expected to play in the process of finding a solution to the Cyprus problem.
Greece remains committed to a solution to the Cyprus problem based on the relevant Security Council resolutions.
Moreover, it is well known that it is the Turkish side that byits prolonged intransigence and negative attitude undermined all efforts for finding a solution to the Cyprus problem.
Given that the leaders of the two communities are committed to finding a solution to the Cyprus problem, this is a unique opportunity that must be seized by both sides.
Some members insisted that the international community should continue efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus problem, including pressure on the leaders to come to an arrangement.
During the process of finding a solution to the Cyprus problem under the auspices of the Secretary-General(the Annan Plan), a woman(the Law Commissioner), was head of the Technical Committee of the Laws.
The"Cyprus Question" Division, which deals specifically with all issues relating to the"Cyprus Question",including efforts to finding a solution to the Cyprus problem, is currently headed by a woman.
There is an important opportunity now to find a solution to the Cyprus problem that would take into full consideration the legitimate rights and concerns of both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.
It is obvious to everyone why there was no reference at all, in either speech, to the United Nations resolutions that dictate the obligations of Turkey andunderline the components of a solution to the Cyprus problem.
Such actions could adversely affect the good climate that has emerged from these talks andseriously impede the efforts towards the search for a solution to the Cyprus problem, at a time of increased interest and involvement on the part of the international community.
A solution to the Cyprus problem must be based on Security Council resolutions and restore the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all Cypriots in a reunified, unoccupied federal Cyprus, member of the European Union.
Instead of pursuing policies and actions that generate tension and destabilization in the area and that attempt to calumniate Turkey,the Greek Cypriot administration would do better to concentrate on finding a solution to the Cyprus problem under your mission of good offices.
Its position on the solution to the Cyprus problem is based on one State of Cyprus comprising two politically equal communities as defined by the Secretary-General in the eleventh paragraph of annex I to his report dated 8 March 1990 S/21183.
This is in full accord with my Government's long held and often repeated position andit unequivocally disposes of the further unfounded allegation in the letter under reply that the application poses an obstacle to the efforts for achieving a solution to the Cyprus problem.
These new violations,which occurred on the eve of renewed efforts to achieve a solution to the Cyprus problem, constitute provocative actions which expose once more the blackmailing attitude of Turkey and are a testamentto that country's systematic disregard of the norms of international law.
In reply, Cyprus issued a statement in defence of its inalienable and sovereign right to exploit hydrocarbons in its exclusive economic zone, butreiterated that Turkish Cypriots would benefit from the exploitation through a solution to the Cyprus problem.
Quite importantly, the Court also held that, despite international support for the ongoing efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus problem, there was no ground for non-recognition and implementation of a lawfully-made judgement of a court in a lawfully constituted State, which is a member of the European Union.
For decades an eminent woman, who had been Minister of Justice, then Law Commissioner and subsequently Attorney-General of the Republic, was a member of the negotiating team for succeeding Presidents of the Republic andadviser for all efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus problem.
This visit served as a reminder that the goodwill that should have prevailed throughout the negotiations for a solution to the Cyprus problem and on the eve of the assumption of duties by the new Special Adviser of the Secretary-General for Cyprus and his first visitto the island was lacking.
On the contrary, the line followed with consistency, since Cyprus was invaded by Turkey in 1974,is that any solution to the Cyprus problem should maintain the unity of Cyprus as opposed to a solution which would lead to the alienation of the two communities and inevitably to discrimination.
In my report to the Security Council on the good offices efforts between late 1999 and 11 March 2003(S/2003/398), I outlined my views on the way ahead andwhat is required for any resumption of active United Nations efforts to achieve a solution to the Cyprus problem.
We maintain that there is no alternative to the United Nations context for seeking a solution to the Cyprus problem, but we cannot accept Turkey's attempts to evade fulfilling its obligations within the European Union framework by using as a pretext the ongoing efforts to solve the Cyprus problem at the United Nations.
I would like to further draw attention and register the strong protest of my Government at the provocative public statementsmade by Mr. Cem, which further exacerbate the situation on the island and obstruct your efforts to continue the process of the talks for a solution to the Cyprus problem.