Examples of using Multilateral approaches in English and their translations into Russian
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Transparency was enhanced, multilateral approaches were strengthened and a results-based approach to public policy was fostered.
The report of the expert group on multilateral approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle(NPT/CONF.2005/18) provided a basis
enhancement of co-operation through elaborating multilateral approaches towards promoting peace,
On 13-15 July 2005, the Russian Federation will sponsor an international conference on multilateral approaches to the NFC.
Obviously unilateral, bilateral and multilateral approaches and objectives now encompass broad differences rather than complement each other.
In that connection, his delegation welcomed the report of the expert group on multilateral approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle NPT/CONF.2005/18.
We consider that multilateral approaches here add real value to whatever national means might already be available.
However, the way forward to meet such a goal may not be an easy ride given Russia's failure to adapt its conflict resolution policies to multilateral approaches, particularly in Georgia.
Multilateral approaches offer solutions that are generally seen as legitimate,
Report of the expert group on multilateral approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle submitted to the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
This Committee-- the First Committee-- is the embodiment of our faith in the benefits of collective action and multilateral approaches in resolving global issues concerning international security and disarmament.
is committed to multilateral approaches to meet the threats of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Consensus-based, multilateral approaches were the only way to develop effective international policy responses.
He expressed concern that talk of multilateral approaches to the fuel cycle would lead to curtailment of the sovereign right of States to develop a full nuclear fuel cycle.
support the role of the Agency in promoting multilateral approaches to the establishment of nuclear fuel cycle services.
The work of the Expert Group on Multilateral Approaches to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle also contributed to those efforts.
Norway is convinced that multilateral approaches to non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament are essential for our collective security.
The matter of multilateral approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle continues to be relevant within the context of article IV of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
The recent report from the IAEA expert group on multilateral approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle should guide those efforts.
These trends have resulted in a renewed interest in international arrangements for multilateral approaches regarding the nuclear fuel cycle.