Примеры использования Which are fundamental на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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security and stability, which are fundamental not only to preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons,
rights such as self-determination which are fundamental to the international legal system.
common interpretation of many terms and principles which are fundamental in the international domain could lead to chaos in international relations.
good governance, which are fundamental to the achievement of peace within nations
poverty is not only about development; it is also a matter of security and respect for human rights, which are fundamental to the Millennium Development Goals.
the peaceful settlement of disputes, which are fundamental principles of the diplomacy of our continent.
sanctions prevent the normal development of trade and investment which are fundamental to economic growth
natural resources, which are fundamental elements for them to sustain themselves as peoples,
succeed where the High-level Working Group failed, and that it endeavour to find a solution to these questions which are fundamental in ensuring the Organization's future capacity to fulfil its mandate fully.
speech and expression, which are fundamental democratic freedoms.
not selectively, on some of the key components which are fundamental elements of the security of one group of countries or another.
in dialogue with the authorities, on a range of human rights which are fundamental for the strengthening of Tajik society and the well-being of its inhabitants.
and the highest universal human values― the 7 ALLATRA Foundations, which are fundamental to the human relationships in the professional areas, such as social,
analysing issues which are fundamental to the successful implementation of mandated peace and security activities,
the right to justice, which are fundamental to ending impunity
It is an expression of the principle of non-discrimination, which is fundamental to the European Union.
freedom of information, which were fundamental factors in securing democracy and development.
Strengthening international collaboration and cooperation, which is fundamental to achieving the aforementioned goals
Mr. Trifi spoke about the role of civil society in the 2011 elections, which were fundamental for democracy, as they were the first democratic and transparent elections in Tunisia.
Equally important is the principle of the sovereign equality of States, which is fundamental to this Organization and particularly to the role of the General Assembly.