Примеры использования Continued proliferation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The continued proliferation of weapons of mass destruction poses a threat to global security.
In fact, Africa has witnessed the continued proliferation of illicit small arms and light weapons.
The continued proliferation of weapons of mass destruction is a threat to international peace and security.
And the third defining feature of this period, as far as the international economy is concerned,has been the continued proliferation of regional trading arrangements or blocs.
However, the Board notes with concern the continued proliferation of“cannabis consumption clubs” in several autonomous communities in Spain.
We are still faced with acute risks connected to the possession of nuclear weapons such as their accidental use and, above all, their continued proliferation.
My delegation strongly feels that as long as there is continued proliferation of weapons, there can never be any hope for lasting peace and security in any corner of the world.
The international community has a responsibility to ensure the effectiveness of the efforts to eliminate malaria andthwart the risk of its continued proliferation in order to realize Millennium Development Goal 6 by 2015.
Remaining seriously concerned over… the continued proliferation of weapons from within and outside the region that threaten peace, security, and stability of States in this region.
And while rarely making the front pages, the other great global challenges that have been with us now for too many years continue their almost alarmingly silent advance-- challenges of grinding poverty,environmental degradation, the continued proliferation of nuclear weapons, the enhancement of human rights.
Rather, the continent has witnessed continued proliferation of these weapons, resulting, in some cases, in greater problems of political instability and armed conflict.
Remaining seriously concerned over the insecurity and the significant ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Sahel region, which is further complicated by the presence of armed groups, including separatist movements and terrorist and criminal networks, and their increased activities,as well as the continued proliferation of weapons from within and outside the region that threaten peace, security and stability of States in the region.
The continued proliferation and illegal transfer of small arms, among other factors, are responsible for the supply of the weapons being used in conflict situations across the African continent.
The alternative to progress in advancing a multilateral trade agenda would be the continued proliferation of bilateral, regional and interregional free trade agreements.
A significant delay will encourage continued proliferation and provide an increasing temptation to develop new kinds of weapons and would affect the political momentum for the banning of such weapons.
Remaining seriously concerned over the significant ongoing food and humanitarian crisis in the Sahel region and over the insecurity which hinders humanitarian access, exacerbated by the presence of armed groups, terrorist and criminal networks, and their activities,the presence of landmines as well as the continued proliferation of weapons from within and outside the region that threatens the peace, security, and stability of States in this region.
The continued proliferation of arms is a constant threat to peace and security and Iceland regrets the limited progress in the field of arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation.
My delegation continues to be concerned at the apparent inertia in the disarmament agenda, evidenced by lack of consensus in the Conference on Disarmament in spite of attempts to break the deadlock; the failure of the Disarmament Commission toagree on its agenda; the stalemate in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) preparatory process; the continued proliferation of weapons; and the non-compliance with or the non-entry into force of key multilaterally negotiated disarmament treaties.
A second source of arms for LURD is the continued proliferation of small arms and the related problem of the mushrooming growth of uncontrolled rebel groups and loosely controlled or underpaid military or police units in the subregion.
The Advisory Committee considers that there is an urgent need to develop and implement an Organization-wide application management policy, applicable to all departments and offices at Headquarters, offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions and field duty stations, in order to deal with the consolidation of the 1,300 application programmes that will remain after theimplementation of Umoja(see para. 53 above) and halt the piecemeal development/acquisition of software applications and the continued proliferation of stand-alone, duplicate systems.
Given the continued proliferation of processes in the area of financing for development, the priority should be to ensure coordination of United Nations efforts and avoid any duplication with the implementation of the Rio+20 resolutions, including the sustainable development financing strategy.
Recent trends in international investment rule-making(continued proliferation of IIAs at the bilateral, regional and inter-regional levels, increasing sophistication and complexity of provisions, overlapping of commitments, increases in investor-State disputes) are likely to place additional burdens on governments.
At the same time, the continued proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery, as well as actions by some States that violate their international commitments, have evolved from being a topic of discussion in closed intelligence and policy circles to a problem widely recognized by Governments and peoples.
The continued proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and ballistic missiles, together with the reluctance of certain States to comply with their international commitments, does grave harm to the credibility of disarmament and arms control efforts and their ability to promote security and stability in the Middle East.
Kenya remained concerned about the continued proliferation of small arms and light weapons, which fuelled conflict and crime in many parts of Africa, particularly the Horn of Africa, and had a devastating effect on socio-economic development: essential services were disrupted; investors were scared away by insecurity; and Government resources were diverted to security.
In the meantime, the continuing proliferation of small arms poses a major security risk.
The continuing proliferation of news media worldwide will significantly increase the demand for information about the activities of the Organization.
The continuing proliferation of modern weapons and weapon technology increases the destructive potential of these conflicts.
However, the continuing proliferation of the disease in 109 countries reaffirms the need for continued support.
Continuing proliferation and the risk that nuclear weapons programmes could be pursued under cover of civilian nuclear programmes were matters of particular concern to his Government.