Примеры использования Challenges facing us на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The proliferation challenges facing us are serious.
I think, this is quite enough to cope with the challenges facing us.
The challenges facing us include fighting poverty and achieving sustainable development.
By staying here,we must support Armenia and resist the challenges facing us.
We have come here because we know that the challenges facing us in the era of globalization cannot be met in isolation.
Global warming andthe loss of biodiversity are among the myriad major challenges facing us.
Our team discussed the challenges facing us this year, as well as ways to overcome the difficulties, to improve the quality of work.
By showing our national unity,we will overcome the challenges facing us and record new victories.
This immense human tragedy has had a decisive impact on the way the international community perceives the security challenges facing us.
Though the solutions to the challenges facing us will need to be global, the locus of responsibility of actions will have to remain primarily at the national level.
We commit ourselves to working closely with her as we collectively seek to address the challenges facing us.
But it is the only way in which we can realistically address the challenges facing us, whether they be challenges of poverty, security, the environment or health.
The report reviews the work over the past year andcontains an array of recommendations on ways to address the challenges facing us today.
We must therefore settle this dispute,given the numerous pressing challenges facing us, especially with respect to security in the Sahara and Sahel regions and in the Mediterranean basin.
The year 2009 is a crucial year for global disarmament efforts, and the challenges facing us are grave indeed.
The challenges facing us in the political, economic and social areas force us to demonstrate creativity and realism so that we can come up with innovative and constructive suggestions and translate them into action in the true interests of our peoples.
The Vietnamese delegation shares the unanimous view that the crucial role of the United Nations needs to be further enhanced to tackle the challenges facing us.
In his report on the work of the Organization,the Secretary-General reminded us that, as the challenges facing us change, so must we alter our methods of dealing with them.
The report provides an overview of the work of the United Nations during the past year and contains an array of views andrecommendations on ways to address the challenges facing us today.
His brilliant report presented on 16 July 1997 is perfectly in tune with the Member States' expectations,because it not only highlights the challenges facing us on the threshold of the first century of a new millennium, but it also, and above all, puts forward proposals for the longer term.
A series of events well known to everybody andindeed indicated by previous speakers has come together to provide a favourable backdrop to enable us to make progress in tackling the very serious challenges facing us.
The progress that has already been made in the field of collaborative international endeavours encourages us to make further collective efforts to address the challenges facing us and to protect the peoples of the world from their political, economic and social repercussions.
Those events have brought welcome changes, but these have been eclipsed by the problems and difficulties that have forced all of us to call into question some of the traditional andfamiliar ways in which we have been addressing the challenges facing us.
In reading the report of the Secretary-General, we are not only further enlightened as to the problems and challenges facing us, but also become more aware of their scope.
We call on Member States to continue the consultations so as to move reform forward in the areas where it is stalled so that we can make the United Nations ever more able to fulfil its role in the survival of humanity andin the quest for suitable solutions to the problems and challenges facing us.
Although this occasion will give us an opportunity to assess the work accomplished by the Organization over the course of its already long history,we must above all reflect on the best way of preparing the United Nations to meet effectively the challenges facing us at the end of this century.
The challenge facing us is therefore all too real and has far-reaching consequences.
The challenge facing us is the implementation of these rights on the ground.
New challenges face us in what the Secretary-General correctly terms“micro-disarmament”.
I don't know what challenges face us here, but think about it.