Примеры использования Challenges that threaten на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are new challenges that threaten to offset hard-won gains in health status.
I believe in this regard that it is important to refer to one of the most disquieting challenges that threaten democracy: corruption.
On a daily basis we find new,unexpected challenges that threaten peace and security, especially in the economic field.
The Government of Iraq and MNF in Iraq continue to improve their cooperation through a security partnership to combat the challenges that threaten Iraq's security and stability.
And we have seen the increasing salience of a set of global challenges that threaten the lives of people around the world and the sustainability of the planet.
It is a reaffirmation of the belief that multilateral cooperationis a necessity and that it is in the self-interest of all States to resolve the challenges that threaten all humankind.
Following the end of the cold war, the world has witnessed many challenges that threatened international peace and security in various regions.
Significant progress has been made across many of the Goals, but global trends and patterns of inequality, demography, migration, urbanization, consumption andproduction are creating new challenges that threaten to derail development.
Non-communicable diseases are emerging global challenges that threaten the achievement of internationally agreed development goals, up to and beyond 2015.
Such a streamlined Organization will create the critical mass for tackling effectively the many challenges that threaten international peace and security.
The international community continues to face increasing challenges that threaten international peace and security and the credibility of existing international treaties and conventions.
In the past few years, numerous national leaders have spoken in this very Assembly about new global challenges that threaten our security, prosperity and freedom.
Today, as we face completely new and specific challenges that threaten international peace and security and pose a threat to overall development and prosperity, we are becoming increasingly aware of the great need-- perhaps greater than ever before-- for the United Nations.
There are the pending imperatives to accelerate progress on the Millennium Development Goals andto address anew the global challenges that threaten peoples' lives and the sustainability of the planet.
We must all shoulder our responsibilities with courage, because the grave challenges that threaten the very foundations of this Organization-- which was created to ensure international peace and security-- require world leaders to make sincere efforts and demonstrate sound political will.
I would like further to pay tribute to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon,who has assumed his post at a critical moment in which the Organization is facing several serious challenges that threaten international peace and security.
Despite encouraging results in many areas, the United Nations still faces many challenges that threaten international peace and security and jeopardize the sustainable development of nations.
Together, these multi-stakeholder responses have led to more effective,efficient and integrated actions by the United Nations system which can better address the many interrelated challenges that threaten people in their daily lives.
That will help to strengthen the partnership in the Mediterranean against any challenges that threaten the region, such as terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
I would also like to thank the Secretary-General for the report presented on the close multidisciplinary cooperation between the Leagueof Arab States and the United Nations in facing the dangers and challenges that threaten world peace and security.
In recent years, the United Nations andthe entire world community have come up against challenges that threaten the very basis of the Organization and our collective efforts towards global peace and security.
The challenges that threaten to undermine the gains of the rapid economic growth recorded over recent decades include concerns over the availability and access to energy at reasonable costs, mounting uncertainty about the global economic crisis and the risks associated with environmental degradation and climate change.
As I said at the beginning of my statement,the peoples of the United Nations are increasingly confronted with challenges that threaten global security and require collective efforts if we are to confront and resolve them.
Building on increased United Nations collaboration at country level to develop a more coherent response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic, UNFPA will give special attention to addressing the needs of adolescents andyouth in the face of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and other challenges that threaten their development;
As is the case with audiovisual resources worldwide,the United Nations audiovisual collection is facing acute challenges that threaten its sustainable management, accessibility and preservation for future generations.
Sixty-three years after the United Nations was founded on the noble ideals of establishing a peaceful, free and tolerant global order, the world community still suffers from the scourges of war, poverty, oppression and discrimination,even as it faces today's colossal global challenges that threaten our very existence.
These new policy directions will better position the United States andEurope to confront the challenges that threaten our prosperity, the actors that seek to sow chaos and instill doubt in our laws and institutions, and the enemies that threaten our security and oppose our way of life.
As always, since the world order is based on that imbalance,the developing countries in particular pay the highest price by being powerless to meet the challenges that threaten their political stability and social cohesion.
At a time when most third-world countries are facing enormous challenges that hamper their advance towards greater progress and prosperity, andwhile our planet is facing environmental challenges that threaten the future of all life on Earth, considerable resources are being devoted to the production, refinement and acquisition of weapons of mass destruction of all kinds, while official development assistance continues to decline.
I am confident that under his able leadership, buttressed by a pragmatic approach to the proceedings of the session, we will be able to further consolidate past gains on a variety of issues, and also mobilize renewed international resolve and political will to reinvigorate our continued search for viable responses andsolutions to the many pressing challenges that threaten the very survival of humankind.