Примеры использования Challenges to international security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Al-Qaida movement remains one of the most significant challenges to international security.
It is a matter of regret that such serious challenges to international security are not being addressed with the rigour that they demand.
As we have noted today, the unfinished job of peace-making in the Middle East, Afghanistan, Africa andthe Balkans implies new threats and challenges to international security.
Very significant challenges to international security and stability remain, most notably but not exclusively, in the sphere of nuclear non-proliferation.
The world community is focusing its attention on issues of countering such new challenges to international security as terrorism, organized crime and drug addiction.
However, new threats and challenges to international security make it plain that small arms and light weapons cannot be considered as disarmament and arms-control dimension issues only.
Such an approach would enable us to overcome the difficulties that we have encountered when attempting to respond in an effective manner to old and new challenges to international security.
By the mid-nineties globalisation and new challenges to international security underscored the need for major reforms of the UN bodies, a cause that Italy championed in all the UN fora.
The unprecedented scale of terrorist activity, including cases in which weapons of massdestruction had been used, demonstrated that terrorism was becoming one of the most serious new challenges to international security.
In addition to the traditional disarmament agenda, the era of globalization brings new challenges to international security, thus raising the number of States involved in disarmament.
The challenges to international security posed by the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the possibility of non-State entities gaining access to nuclear materials should be addressed on the basis of the NPT.
In addition to traditional threats, the new millennium has brought new challenges to international security that could seriously impact the international community as a whole.
The threat of the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and also materials and technologies required for their production, particularly in the context of the growthof the terrorist danger, is one of the most serious challenges to international security and stability.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia believes that there are real challenges to international security and regional stability owing to the weakened credibility of previously adopted international treaties and conventions.
This Conference has been regarded by some as a club, butit is surely one that risks losing its appeal to States who are serious about effective multilateral responses to fundamental challenges to international security.
We, the nations of the world, gathered here at the fifty-ninth sessionof the General Assembly, face challenges to international security and prosperity that are very different from those which existed at the birth of the United Nations.
Convinced that the need has never been greater for disarmament and non-proliferation education, especially on weapons of mass destruction, but also in the field of small arms and light weapons,terrorism and other challenges to international security and the process of disarmament.
The first day of the forum was devoted to regional problems of international relations and challenges to international security- in the Middle East and in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as to trends in the development of the world economy and prospects for Russia.
Convinced that the need has never been greater for disarmament and non-proliferation education, especially on weapons of mass destruction, but also in the field of small arms and light weapons,terrorism and other challenges to international security and the process of disarmament";
Emerging threats and challenges to international security, the topical urgency and versatility of modern issues of disarmament, arms reduction and limitation, and non-proliferation, are compelling arguments in favour of convening a special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament.
Noting the increasing cooperation between the United States of America andthe Russian Federation in addressing significant challenges to international security, as illustrated by their joint efforts regarding Security Council resolution 1540(2004) of 28 April 2004.
Sweden agrees with the conclusion on the United Nations study on disarmament and non-proliferation education that the need has never been greater for such education, especially on weapons of mass destruction, but also in the field of small arms and light weapons,terrorism and other challenges to international security and the process of disarmament.
Even though for more than four decades nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation have remained the predominant,albeit not exclusive, challenges to international security, the world continues to be haunted by the nuclear menace, despite overwhelming international support for meaningful progress on the issues.
Mr. Villemur(France) said that given the need to address current challenges to international security, including the discovery of an international nuclear trafficking network, and the potential contribution of nuclear energy to meeting growing international energy requirements, international cooperation should foster the kind of development called for under article IV of the Treaty, to which his Government attached particular importance.
While sharing the grief of the bereaved, we should draw lessons from that tragedy,soberly examining, from a wider perspective, the problems and the challenges to international security and should seek effective ways to achieve lasting peace and common security in the world.
In March 2007, UNIDIR, in partnership with the Government of France, held a seminar entitled"Challenges to international security and the non-proliferation regime on the eve of the next review cycle of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty" to discuss possible approaches and strategies for the next review cycle of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty culminating in the 2010 review conference.
Remaining convinced that the need for disarmament and non-proliferation education has never been greater, not only on the subject of weapons of mass destruction but also in the field of small arms and light weapons,terrorism and other challenges to international security and the process of disarmament, as well as on the relevance of implementing the recommendations contained in the United Nations study.
In this connection, one of the strategic priorities of national security policy is to create external conditions conducive to the development and security of the State, including support for international peace and security through continued participation in international peacekeeping activities, multilateral measures to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, transnational organized crime, trafficking in persons,illicit drug trafficking and other challenges to international security.
Formidable technological advances, especially in the information field; the emergence of new powers; energy insecurity; climate change; growing inequity and poverty;and new challenges to international security characterize a changing and ever-more complex international scene to which States and international institutions must adapt.
On 14 June 2009, the Heads of CSTO member States signed a statement in which they called on all countries to contribute to establishing a nuclear-weapon-free world and emphasized that they supported the universalization and comprehensive strengthening of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,which should be the basis for addressing challenges to international security posed by the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the possibility of nonState entities gaining access to nuclear materials.