Examples of using Multilaterally negotiated in English and their translations into Spanish
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the optimum format for security assurances would be a legally binding, multilaterally negotiated international agreement.
India has consistently favoured the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction on the basis of multilaterally negotiated, comprehensive and non-discriminatory agreements.
Efforts have also been initiated to control transfers of conventional weapons by supplier-sponsored arrangements outside multilaterally negotiated legal frameworks.
NAM emphasizes that proliferation concerns are best addressed through multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory agreements.
in terms of stability and predictability, nothing can replace multilaterally negotiated, legally-binding instruments.
It is felt that only such multilaterally negotiated instruments can enlist the collective commitments necessary to ensure their effective fulfilment and implementation.
There are also no multilaterally negotiated norms against the spread of ballistic-missile technology for military purposes.
Their effective redressal requires multilaterally negotiated universal norms, which will not materialize without the full
Disarmament and non-proliferation arrangements should be multilaterally negotiated, non-discriminatory and based on the principle of equal
There remained an unfulfilled need for these assurances to be multilaterally negotiated, legally binding and comprehensive.
A central objective must remain the creation of an operative, multilaterally negotiated system.
an international treaty that is comprehensive, non-discriminatory and multilaterally negotiated is important.
We continue to believe that the concerns related to missile proliferation are best addressed through agreements that are multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory.
South Africa continues to believe that multilaterally negotiated, legally binding security assurances must be given by the nuclear-weapon States to all non-nuclear-weapon States.
we firmly believe that the end product of the Ad Hoc Committee should be a multilaterally negotiated, legally binding international instrument.
Furthermore, any additional measures to the Convention should be consistent with the Convention and multilaterally negotiated.
Brazil believes that ad hoc mechanisms cannot replace the efficiency and legitimacy of multilaterally negotiated instruments.
eventual disarmament be undertaken in a multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory manner.
strengthening and consolidating multilaterally negotiated principles and norms in all areas of disarmament.
effective instrument of non-proliferation, it should be a multilaterally negotiated and legally binding instrument.