Examples of using We cannot support in English and their translations into Arabic
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Therefore, we cannot support, either as a supplement to the IMS or as a parallel mechanism for verification, those so-called NTMs which are not made a part of the international monitoring network.
That being the case, we cannot support a resolution that calls upon States to become parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
However, although we share the opinion that the ultimate objective of nuclear disarmament is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, we cannot support the draft resolution as a whole.
While sharing the view that the ultimate goal of nuclear disarmament is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, we cannot support the draft resolution in its entirety.
This being the case, we cannot support the draft resolution,
We cannot support human security and effectively pursue people-centred development if we are unable to
Despite that, however, we cannot support certain formulations in the resolution- particularly those concerning the exemption of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the arms embargo as imposed on the former Yugoslavia by Security Council resolution 713(1991).
That being the case, we cannot support the resolution, which calls upon States to become parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
That said, we cannot support any attempt by a country to challenge in the General Assembly sanctions that have been imposed on it under the Charter of the Organization.
Despite our recognition of the need for special assistance to the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we cannot support this draft resolution,
We cannot support an initiative with too many ambiguities. The first concerns the impact of the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the South Atlantic, a region that is mainly ocean.
That being the case, we cannot support the draft resolution, which calls on States to become parties to the Convention of the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
We cannot support these resolutions, but we will remain focused on direct negotiations-- the only means by which the parties will be able to conclude an agreement to achieve Palestinian aspirations for sovereignty while ensuring the long-term security of Israel.
This being the case, we cannot support the draft resolution, which calls upon
Although we share the intent of the draft resolution that the ultimate aim of nuclear disarmament is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, we cannot support the draft resolution as a whole.
I should also point out that the call in operative paragraph 14 for the universalization of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) additional protocol is a provision that we cannot support, since that instrument is essentially voluntary in nature.
While we cannot support some of the paragraphs in the draft resolution, which differ significantly from Israel ' s policy, we support other paragraphs, particularly those related to non-proliferation, the crucial importance of the development of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT) verification regime, and the condemnation of nuclear testing by the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea.
In this connection, we cannot support the proposal to lift the arms embargo on Bosnia and Herzegovina, since such a step would lead to a further escalation of hostilities, threaten the whole negotiating process and give rise to conditions that could spread the conflict beyond the frontiers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We cannot support those resolutions, but the United States will continue to work with the parties, with the Quartet and with our international partners to resume negotiations on the basis of the 23 September Quartet statement(see SG/2178), which provides a clear and credible path to the negotiating table.
The United States applauds the diligence and determination of the IAEA in its pursuit of facts in Iraq, but we cannot support amendments to this draft resolution that, taken out of the context in which they were originally presented, distort the degree