Примеры использования Continuing impasse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 18 December the Chairman briefed the Council on the continuing impasse.
Furthermore, the threat of global recession had heightened the concern of ASEAN about the continuing impasse in the Doha Round
While we share the disappointment among Member States at the continuing impasse in the Conference on Disarmament,
To foster constructive engagement despite the continuing impasse, the Personal Envoy proposed to the parties that they reflect on how to create a new dynamic at future rounds by pondering innovative approaches for the negotiating process
Republic of Iran and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the continuing impasse in multilateral disarmament bodies such as the Conference on Disarmament
Clearly, the continuing impasse in the Conference on Disarmament is a reflection of the differing positions between nuclear-weapon
I feel however that, in view of the continuing impasse in the peace process,
Malaysia is dismayed at the continuing impasse at the Conference as a result of the differing positions between the nuclear-weapon
The G21 is concerned over the continuing impasse in the CD over its programme of work
However, the continuing impasse on Blue Line marking
To foster constructive engagement despite the continuing impasse, and with expert mediation assistance from a member of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland,
Government expressed serious concern over the continuing impasse in negotiations across all areas of the Doha Work Programme,
The continued impasse in the Conference on Disarmament damages the creditability of that important forum.
Bangladesh is deeply concerned over the continued impasse in the Conference on Disarmament.
The continued impasse on the question of Security Council reform is highly lamentable.
The continued impasse at the Conference on Disarmament is of concern,
The continued impasse with regard to the convening of the Conference on Disarmament is a matter of great concern to Uganda.
However, the continued impasse in parliamentary activities might delay the adoption of this law,
the failure to reach a common agreement at the 2005 World Summit and the continued impasse at the Conference on Disarmament have forestalled progress on the nuclear disarmament issue.
The continued impasse over the issue reflects not only the fundamental problem of United States unilateralism that we have already adverted to,