Examples of using Clear position in English and their translations into Russian
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The only clear position taken by four of the five nuclear-weapon States
Those that are insistent on this provision had been well aware of the clear position of India on this article.
In turn, Russia has shown the world a clear position in regard to its strategic interests in the region.
It has given expression to this clear position with a number of specific measures including,
A prerequisite for the desired reform of the Security Council is that every Member State must have a clear position on the purposes and principles of the reform.
the Security Council have a clear position that must be adhered to.
The Court recorded that the Superior Court had specifically invited the parties to submit new evidence, whose clear position was to proceed on the existing record.
we understood a clear position of the city in terms of medicine.
Some countries reported that they had not yet reached a clear position on the question.
At the end, the US representative also wished that the US Government took a clear position on carbon issues.
Review of the National Target Environmental Program for Radioactive Waste Management is underway, after which a clear position will be determined regarding the construction of a geological repository in Ukraine.
In their letter, the intellectuals urge"to show a clear position on June 2 and call the crime perpetrated against
hate crimes and invite State high officials to take a clear position against those crimes(Tunisia);
publicly expressed a clear position.
However, lack of confidence between the parties has led them to refrain, so far, from taking a clear position on the proposed draft framework protocol.
to take a clear position on this.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has always had a consistent and clear position regarding outer space.
UNHCR' clear position is that the detention of asylum seekers
Poland stressed the obligation of the State under review to take a clear position on all UPR recommendations at the adoption by the Human Rights Council of the report of the Working Group, at the latest.
It should be recalled that in 1985 the General Assembly took a clear position in that regard when it rejected two British amendments that aimed to include that principle in the relevant draft resolution.
