Примеры использования Chernobyl problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These words are fully applicable to the Chernobyl problem.
The Chernobyl problem has heightened our awareness of the complexity of the situation in which our friends find themselves.
I wish to emphasize one further aspect of the Chernobyl problem.
This Conference proves yet again how serious the Chernobyl problem remains and the importance that countries attach to its solution.
EU has been particularly active in addressing the Chernobyl problem.
The Chernobyl problem will be acute for centuries, and I hope international assistance and cooperation will remain firm.
Only by joint efforts will we be able to eliminate the Chernobyl problem.
Ukraine valued highly the attention given to the Chernobyl problems by the United Nations, international organizations and governmental bodies.
Only through common efforts will we be able to eliminate the Chernobyl problem.
We cannot forget that it is impossible to solve the Chernobyl problem just by decommissioning the power plant.
As the Secretary-General correctly notes in his report on the Chernobyl problem.
Considering the global aspect of the Chernobyl problem, we invite all interested States and international organizations to cooperate within the framework of the Centre.
It also helped to rekindle waning donor interest in the human dimensions of the Chernobyl problem.
Such a comprehensive approach to the solution of the Chernobyl problem would, in our opinion, yield the maximum benefit in enhancing ecological safety in the European region.
Belarus is grateful to the United Nations for the work it has done to find a solution to the Chernobyl problem.
The first initiative is on the creation of an international common scientific centre for Chernobyl problems, which would pool efforts of scientists from different countries conducting research in this field.
The United Nations wields great authority in the Ukraine,particularly with respect to resolving the Chernobyl problem.
To encourage the incorporation of the Chernobyl problem into the regular activities of the specialized agencies of the United Nations system in view of the long-term nature of the consequences of the catastrophe;
However, the global dimension of the task andthe current economic crisis mean that Ukraine alone cannot carry the huge expense of solving the Chernobyl problem.
He therefore called on the international community to assist Ukraine in finding a comprehensive solution to the Chernobyl problem, which could not be eliminated simply by decommissioning the plant.
It would appear that the difficulties in implementing the aforementioned Programme are connected to a lack of clear understanding by donor countries of two major aspects of the Chernobyl problem.
All along, the European Union has been a major participant in international efforts to address the Chernobyl problem, contributing substantial financial assistance.
We are glad to note the important catalysing role played by the General Assembly and its specialized agencies in drawing the attention of the donor countries andof the international organizations to the Chernobyl problems.
We are also pleased that the General Assembly at its fiftieth session adopted a resolution that placed the Chernobyl problem on the agenda of the Assembly's fifty-second session in 1997.
The experience of international cooperation on the Chernobyl problem enables us to express our views on a number of other problems concerned with preventing and eliminating emergency situations resulting from different causes.
The adoption of the draft resolution by consensus will demonstrate the internationalcommunity's solidarity with the work of the affected countries and its willingness to continue devoting the necessary international attention to the Chernobyl problem.
The sponsors have tried to elaborate andsubmit for consideration by the General Assembly a comprehensive text that reflects in a balanced manner all the key aspects of the Chernobyl problem and is based on an appraisal of the development of international cooperation in this field in recent years.
My delegation expresses its appreciation to the IAEA and the United Nations for their initiative in addressing the Chernobyl problem, in the context of efforts to resolve issues connected with the transformation of the"shelter" into an ecologically secure system, and the minimization of nuclear and radioactive risks from the destroyed fourth nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
An expanded meeting of the Quadripartite Committee was held on 19 September 1994; the ministers from Belarus,the Russian Federation and Ukraine pointed out that international attention to the Chernobyl problem had become weaker, but the continued commitment of EU, IAEA, UNESCO, UNIDO and WHO was noted.
While it appreciated the work being done by the United Nations to initiate andcoordinate activities aimed at finding a solution to the Chernobyl problem, his Government was seriously concerned by the fact that, at a time when the closing of the Chernobyl nuclear power plan was being discussed, the search for a solution to the medical and environmental consequences of the disaster, for which Belarus was bearing the main burden, was being relegated to the background.