Примеры использования Consequences of the disaster на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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People continue to suffer from the consequences of the disaster.
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Its need for resources to overcome the consequences of the disaster is many times greater than its economic and technological capacities.
Yaroslavl power engineers of IDC Center has successfully coped with the consequences of the disaster.
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Belarus's need for resources to overcome the consequences of the disaster significantly exceeds its financial and technological capacities.
November 2011 Yaroslavl power engineers of IDC Center has successfully coped with the consequences of the disaster.
One out of five residents of the country suffered the consequences of the disaster, including over 500 thousand children.
In recent years we have been paying particular attention to the long-term medical and environmental consequences of the disaster.
Our country is still forced to allocate approximately one quarter of its national income to mitigating the consequences of the disaster.
In this difficult moment Armenian stands by the fraternal Iranian nation andis ready to provide its support in the works to overcome the consequences of the disaster.
A top national priority to overcome the consequences of the disaster is international cooperation on health-care issues, social and radiation protection, and making use of the global experience available.
We welcome the steps taken by the Secretary-General for new projects to rehabilitate the people and mitigate the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
All of us in one way or another touched the consequences of the disaster, which occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, and we must not remain on the sidelines, but to support and honor the direct participants in the liquidation of consequences of the Chernobyl tragedy.
Demographic issues are particularly relevant to Belarus because of the large population loss during the Second World War and the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
In the course of their work, they have assessed the medical and ecological consequences of the disaster, determined the needs of the affected population in terms of information and formulated practical recommendations regarding the decontamination of soil polluted with radionuclides and the provision of medical assistance to the affected population.
On the whole, the Government of Belarus commends the efforts of the organizations and specialized agencies of the United Nations system to study,mitigate and minimize the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
According to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine,as a result of diseases connected with the consequences of the disaster, about 50,000 people affected have been recognized as disabled, while more than 125,000 have died.
On the sixteenth and seventeenth anniversaries of the Chernobyl catastrophe,the Secretary-General issued statements calling on the international community not to forget those who continue to suffer the consequences of the disaster.
As is well known, the strategy adopted in 2002 provides for gradually switching the focus of interest to overcoming the consequences of the disaster to the socio-economic sphere, while in no way detracting from the urgent nature of the tasks remaining in the field of health, protection of the environment and scientific research.
Multilateral cooperation combining the intellectual and financial input of international organizations, international financial institutions and scientific and charitable funds is necessary to mitigate and minimize the consequences of the disaster.
In order to address the consequences of the disaster, the broad-ranging nature of the problem, which was compounded by the difficult economic situation in the affected States and the scarcity of available resources that resulted from the weak response to the Pledging Conference, warranted a more realistic and better defined approach based on solid facts and sober assessments.
Additional benefits have been introduced, including payment of compensation to members of families for the death of the breadwinner caused by radiological illness after having participated in efforts to combat the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
We are also seriously concerned at the fact that against the background of discussions now under way on the closing of the Chernobyl installation less attention is now being paid to the problem of eliminating the medical and ecological consequences of the disaster.
With respect to the airlift by the Russian Ministry of Civil Defence, Emergencies and Natural Disasters of humanitarian assistance, medical supplies and food,the Russian contribution to alleviating the consequences of the disaster has amounted to date to over $33 million.