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The Kashmir crisis poses a growing threat to international peace and security.
I am very concerned about the threat that the global financial crisis poses to the post-conflict recovery efforts of Liberia.
The crisis poses a potential dilemma regarding competitiveness and competition.
It is true, as the comprehensive framework for action concludes,that the global food crisis poses existing and potential dangers to households, Governments and the international system in terms of food and nutrition insecurity.
The crisis poses a serious threat to the rule of law, separation of powers, and human rights.
The current global financial crisis poses a new set of challenges to the achievement of health goals.
The crisis poses major challenges to GATS negotiations, especially in key sectors such as financial services and other essential and infrastructural services.
The renewed economic and financial crisis poses additional challenges to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
While the crisis poses many challenges, it should also be seen as an opportunity to reform health systems, and to rethink the direction and nature of financing for health care.
When it comes to combating global hunger,the current food crisis poses an urgent and pressing challenge that demands a rapid response at the national, regional and international levels.
The global financial crisis poses challenges for all countries, but post-conflict countries, least developed countries(LDCs) and landlocked least developed countries face particular challenges.
In other words, the only viable answer to the threats this global crisis poses to child labour is to strengthen social protection, and to make sure that social and educational services are provided to the most vulnerable.
The food crisis poses new challenges for women in development in many parts of the world and the financial and economic crisis is also expected to have disproportionate impacts on women, in particular in relation to employment.
The current financial and economic crisis poses a formidable challenge to human security and to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, as does the ongoing food crisis. .
The global economic crisis poses a direct threat to many economies in the Territories, including through its negative effect on tourism, a major source of income.
The financial and economic crisis poses an additional threat to the implementation of the Declaration of Commitment and to the goal of achieving, by 2010, universal access to HIV/AIDS treatment for all those who need it.
Council stresses the seriousness of the threats that this new crisis poses for peace, security and stability in Mali and in the region as a whole, particularly in view of the overall fragility of the situation, which is marked by the proliferation of all types of arms, terrorism and transnational organized crime;
The continuing negative consequences of the economic and social crisis pose numerous challenges for families.
These crises posed innumerable challenges to the Office and raised new concerns.
Several speakers mentioned that the global financial crisis posed an additional challenge for States, with the risk that organized groups might take advantage of that crisis. .
The Conference of Ministers reaffirmed that the global financial and economic crises posed challenges to Africa's growth and development, including their adverse impact on employment and poverty eradication.
First, human rights are most at risk in times of crisis, and economic crises pose a particular risk to economic and social rights.
During the year under review, the global economic crisis posed unique challenges, which threaten to halt or reverse progress in achieving"A world fit for children.
The current global crisis posed the question about the need for new regulation- the necessity of supplementing the global market with equally global rules for play.
Climate change and the food crisis posed a direct threat to the fundamental rights of the most vulnerable groups, who were already marginalized.
Underscoring that periods of economic and financial crisis pose additional challenges to the advancement of women's equal participation and representation in economic, political and social spheres.
There was discussion about the challenges the crisis posed in terms of rethinking fundamental paradigms and the relative roles of the State and markets.
In his report of 2012(A/67/380),the Secretary-General informed the General Assembly that the world economic crisis posed serious financial challenges for the Chambers, raising sustainability concerns.
Mr. Naeemi(Afghanistan) said that the current global crises posed difficult challenges for developing countries, particularly the least developed and postconflict countries.
Those crises pose grave threats to the achievement of all internationally agreed development goals and in particular the Millennium Development Goals.