Examples of using On third states in English and their translations into Chinese
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The burden thus imposed on third States should be shared equally by the whole international community.
Such conditions were crucial to mitigating the possible adverse impact of sanctions on the population and on third States.
Furthermore, in extreme cases, the European Union has imposed sanctions on third States that have seriously violated their human rights or other obligations.
A prior assessment of the potential impact of sanctions, both on the target State and on third States, was deemed necessary.
Some delegations reaffirmed their support for making every effort to minimize any negative impact on third States resulting from measures adopted under Chapter VII of the Charter.
In addition, UNIDO's response to the expert group meeting's report calls for strengthened regional cooperation and improved dialogue to reduce the negative effects of sanctions on third States.
The basic methodological approach to monitoring and assessing the impact of sanctions on third States was first developed in 1996, as described in the report of the Secretary-General(A/51/317, paras. 16-34).
Periodic reviews would enable the sanctions committees to assess their impact on the civilian population and on third States and to determine the best mode of assistance for their innocent victims.
The Secretary-General had responded, in document A/52/308, to calls from various international bodies to develop an appropriate, standardized methodology to deal with the effects of sanctions on third States.
With a view to minimizing the collateral damage of sanctions on the population of the target country and on third States, ESCWA supports the recommendations concerning the concept of targeted sanctions.
That had adverse effects on third States, as had been foreseen in Articles 49 and 50 of the Charter, which also provided means for overcoming them.
An in-depth discussion of the issue would make it possible to find ways of guaranteeing effective sanctions while at the same time reducing their adverse effects on third States.
First, participants in the seminars confirmed that common article 1 entails an obligation, both on States parties to an armed conflict and on third States not involved in an ongoing conflict.
The Council held a discussion on third States affected by the application of sanctions(sub-item 13(o)) at its 41st and 43rd meetings, on 25 and 26 July(see E/2001/SR.41 and 43).
The sanctions also had an impact on third States.
Efforts should therefore continue to reduce all adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
Means must also be found to mitigate the effects of sanctions on third States.
It was emphasized that even targeted sanctions could have a significant impact on third States.
It was also stressed that even targeted sanctions could entail unintended negative effects on third States.
The objective assessment of their possible consequences, including their repercussions on third States, was no less important.