Examples of using For the introduction of sanctions in English and their translations into Arabic
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issues were similar to those raised in the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation, entitled" Basic conditions and criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(see sect. B above).
At the 2nd meeting of the Working Group, the Russian Federation introduced the revised working paper entitled" Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementations"(A/AC.182/L.114), which reads as follows.
Convinced that the adoption of the Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation will contribute towards strengthening the role of the United Nations and enhancing its effectiveness in maintaining international peace and security.
In the view of SADC, the working paper submitted by the Russian Federation, entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation", constituted a useful contribution to the debate on sanctions and their adverse humanitarian effects.
At the 8th meeting of the Working Group, on 2 February 1998, the representative of the Russian Federation introduced a working paper entitled“Basic conditions and criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation”(A/AC.182/L.100), which read as follows.
Mr. Kerma(Algeria) said that it was time to complete work on a number of proposals which had reached maturity, particularly the paper submitted by the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation".
He therefore hoped that, during the current session, the General Assembly would be able to adopt measures relating to conditions and criteria for the introduction of sanctions that included a set time frame, periodic review and the lifting of
During the general exchange of views held at the 243rd meeting, the Russian Federation informed the Special Committee that it had submitted a revised working paper entitled" Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(A/AC.182/L.114).
It also noted that the proposed principles, which complemented the proposal by the Russian Federation entitled" Declaration on basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(see sect. III. B above), were aimed at enriching the debate on the impact and application of sanctions. .
He expressed support for a number of proposals made in the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(A/AC.182/L.100/Rev.1) and said that the scope and objective of sanctions must be established in a more rational manner.
With regard to the revised working paper of the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(A/AC.182/L.100/Rev.1), it might be advisable for the Special Committee to defer further consideration of the question until the Security Council working group had completed its work.
Mr. Niehaus(Costa Rica), referring to the working paper submitted by the Russian Federation, entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation", said that sanctions were a means of collective self-defence of the international community that was recognized in the Charter of the United Nations.
During the Special Committee ' s most recent session, his delegation had submitted a revised working paper entitled" Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation", the first reading of which had been completed by the Special Committee ' s Working Group.
His delegation was pleased that the working paper submitted by the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation" stated that the creation of a situation in which the consequences of the imposition of sanctions would inflict material and financial harm on third States was inadmissible.
In its report, the Special Committee had made recommendations on the methodology for providing assistance to third States affected by sanctions. The revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation provided a basis for the Committee ' s deliberations.
third States affected by the application of sanctions, as well as the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation entitled" Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation".
To take the position that the unilateral actions by the member States of NATO in violation of the Charter of the United Nations and in circumvention of the Security Council constitute a rejection of Security Council resolutions, including resolution 1160(1998) and 1199(1998), which provide, inter alia, for the introduction of sanctions against Yugoslavia;