Примеры использования Cross-border nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Recognition is usually of a cross-institutional or cross-border nature.
The cross-border nature of threats makes international cooperation crucial.
Digital Trade Hub would also ensure the cross-border nature of these services.
The cross-border nature of threats makes international cooperation crucial.
These arrangements are critical in the light of the transnational and cross-border nature of trafficking.
Given the cross-border nature of modern criminality, practically no State was immune.
They highlighted the economic damage andthe harm to the well-being of people caused by cybercrime and the cross-border nature of the crime.
Given the cross-border nature of GHG emissions, regional cooperation is indispensable.
A balance must be maintained between the national security measures undertakenin various jurisdictions and preservation of the Internet's cross-border nature.
Due to the cross-border nature of the problem, they have many contacts with foreign and international organisations.
The pilot project task forces will act as regional trade facilitation working groups given the cross-border nature of MoS and Logistics projects.
Given the cross-border nature of SR IX, the U.S. encourages other countries to adopt and implement the recommendations in the immediate term.
It is important to note that in many incidents of carjacking of humanitarian vehicles, the attackers drove into the Sudan,emphasizing the cross-border nature of this problem.
The complexity and cross-border nature of new criminal opportunities requires a certain degree of logistics and organization.
Furthermore, having a formally agreed andharmonized mechanism across spatial scales will facilitate addressing the cross-border nature of DLDD processes.
Given the cross-border nature of ocean energy, its development will interact with European policies dealing with spatial planning.
Although national, those crises have subregional andregional repercussions and because of their cross-border nature threaten to jeopardize the implementation of NEPAD projects.
Representatives stressed the cross-border nature of natural disasters and their devastating impact on the region's economic prosperity.
Even if they are landlocked regional seas, they are of global importance andneed to be preserved and managed in an international context because of their cross-border nature.
Its global, ipso facto cross-border nature allows users the world over to access information and ideas, to communicate with each other and to learn.
Ix Sharing of comprehensive international data, intelligence andexpertise, as well as the pooling of ideas to help combat the cross-border nature of these crimes;
UNOPS is able to provide support when the cross-border nature of environmental issues necessitates coordinated international action.
Consideration should be given to the development of a subregional United Nations development assistance framework that would particularly target issues of a cross-border nature.
Due to the cross-border nature of bio-terrorism, it is critical to ensure effectively prohibition and prevention against biological weapons among neighbouring countries.
Risks associated with financial support of export Apart from the credit risk,the provision of financial products for export support gives rise to the risks associated with the cross-border nature of the transactions.
Owing to the cross-border nature of some journalism, such collaboration might also be directed towards efforts carried out at the regional and international levels.
For CARICOM, the way forward necessitates an acknowledgement of all facets of the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons,including its cross-border nature as well as the negative socio-economic effects of this illegal trade.
Given the cross-border nature of many forms of organized crime, efforts to combat them could not succeed without good regional and international cooperation.
The problem was complicated by its cross-border nature and its causes, which included the socio-economic gap between the countries concerned and the differences in their legal systems.
In fact, the cross-border nature of organized crime demanded a collective rethinking of the modalities of international cooperation with a view to fostering mutual legal assistance.