Примеры использования Decades ahead на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Stable cash flow for decades ahead.
In the decades ahead, the United Nations and other multilateral organizations must continually confront terror.
Long-term contract with stable cash flow for decades ahead.
In the decades ahead, population ageing will be an extremely pressing issue for all countries, be they developed, developing or in transition.
Could it be that New York will become another Venice in the decades ahead?
The ageing process is projected to go on in the decades ahead for all countries covered by ECE.
It will be an area that will be abandoned eventually in the decades ahead.
Economic growth will be crucial in the decades ahead, but it will have to be green.
The Programme of Action indicates that we have a choice as to how many people will inhabit the earth in the decades ahead.
That percentage is projected to rise dramatically in the decades ahead, especially in the cities of the developing world.
So defined, there are six clusters of threats with which the world must be concerned now and in the decades ahead.
It is important that this continue as you are young enough to see the years and decades ahead that there will be an increasing ownership by employees.
Shell has multi-decade strategic plans to carry its assets andits commercial value far into many decades ahead.
In the decades ahead, two important trends will be the speed of ageing in developing countries and the high proportion of older persons in developed countries.
All make up the global agenda of work that every decision maker andevery citizen must face up to in the decades ahead.
In the decades ahead, diverse population dynamics have the potential to further exacerbate inequalities, both in developing and in developed countries, and at the global level.
The effectiveness of the Organization as an instrument of collective security in the decades ahead would depend on such reform.
The likely rapid expansion of civil nuclear energy in the decades ahead, not least in response to climate-change concerns, will present some additional proliferation and security risks.
In a more general way this points to the enormous growth potential of the global market for environmental technologies in the decades ahead.
Devising and implementing a global response to it may even come to be seen, in the decades ahead, as the most urgent priority of all for the United Nations.
Such a body could be used to identify strategic prospects for mankind's development andfor preventive efforts in the decades ahead.
The likely rapid expansion of civil nuclear energy in the decades ahead, not least in response to climate-change concerns, will present some additional proliferation and security risks.
A continuation of the unjust status quo will inevitably continue fuelling conflicts andwill lead to even more conflicts in the decades ahead.
As we prepare to respond to new challenges and opportunities in the decades ahead, we are confident that the world body will continue to play a pivotal role in shaping a common vision and harnessing international cooperation in realizing mankind's quest for genuine peace and stability.
Mr. Favero(Brazil) said that the global economy was undergoing structural changes that would shape the decades ahead in unpredictable ways.
Our greatest challenge, therefore, is how collectively to fashion a more effective system of global governance to manage the massive changes that are transforming the shape andsubstance of international relations in the decades ahead.
The Secretary-General looks upon the Social Summit as a unique opportunity to turn the world's attention to the gravest challenges to human welfare in the decades ahead, and to mobilize the international and local commitment and resources necessary to address them successfully.
Analogously present changes in fertility, and to a lesser extent in mortality,determine the ageing several decades ahead;
Switzerland joined forces with ICRC to organize a conference of experts in Geneva entitled"60 Years of the Geneva Conventions and the Decades Ahead" in 2009.
Numerous national space agencies are now defining road maps andexploration architectures to plan for space activities in the decades ahead.