Примеры использования Disease and illiteracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Effective action must be taken against poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy.
Absolute poverty, hunger, disease and illiteracy stalk one fifth of the world's population.
Five years later, the world is still faced with the challenges of poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy.
Absolute poverty, hunger, disease and illiteracy are the lot of one fifth of the world's population.
It is clear that serious efforts are made every day to eliminate poverty, hunger,malnutrition, disease and illiteracy.
Absolute poverty, hunger, disease and illiteracy are the lot of one fifth of the world's population.
Secondly, freedom from conflict is the platform for progress, but the battle against disease and illiteracy is the second stage.
It is unacceptable that poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy should be the lot of a fourth of the world's population, most of whom live in the third world.
Thus, all efforts to promote women's rights must first address the problems of poverty, disease and illiteracy.
The persistence of poverty, disease and illiteracy was a burden preventing the social development of many levels of global society from reaching its fullest expression.
Yet we cannot ignore the fact that entire regions-- especially in Africa-- are crippled by poverty,malnutrition, disease and illiteracy.
We remain faced today with many old issues, such as poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy, to name only a few, which continue to afflict vast populations across the world.
Mr. Sermoneta(Israel) said that poverty was a multidimensional phenomenon that was linked to and exacerbated by hunger, disease and illiteracy.
It accorded priority to the rapid elimination of poverty,unemployment, disease and illiteracy, which were among the most urgent problems for women in developing countries which had once been colonies.
We wish to pay tribute here to the significant progress achieved in Africa by UNICEF,notably in combating malnutrition, disease and illiteracy.
Deeply concerned also about underdevelopment and extreme poverty,hunger and malnutrition, disease and illiteracy prevailing in numerous underdeveloped countries, mainly in rural areas.
That is particularly so in developing countries, where millions of people suffer from the impact of armed conflict,poverty, disease and illiteracy.
They also must tackle problems ranging from poverty, disease and illiteracy to inequality of opportunityand the urgent need for more inclusive dialogue aimed at increasing mutual understanding.
Without peace and security, the so-called threats to Africa,such as poverty, disease and illiteracy, will remain unchecked.
The silent crisis of poverty, disease and illiteracy should inspire the international community to tackle the roots of the evil by adopting a preventiveand more consistent approach to the resolution of these problems.
The international community cannot realistically expect to build a stable security structure on the foundations of poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy.
Essentially, development is about the improvement of the quality of life,eradication of hunger, disease and illiteracy and securing employment for all.
Most human rights are concerned with the human person's rights to certain fundamental freedoms,including the freedoms to avoid hunger, disease and illiteracy.
Fifty years after the creation of the United Nations, war, absolute poverty, hunger,lack of adequate shelter, disease and illiteracy are the lot of one fifth of humanity.
The time had not yet arrived when hundreds of thousands of Cubans would go to African lands to struggle for the real rights of its people, against apartheid, disease and illiteracy.
Since development is closely linkedto improved living standards, the elimination of hunger, disease and illiteracy and guaranteed jobs for all are basic goals.
African peoples look forward to the assistance of the United Nations in the consolidation of peace in order to implement development programmes and combat poverty, disease and illiteracy.
More than one billion people trapped by poverty could not be rescued from their plight unless issues such as malnutrition, disease and illiteracy, which were both causes and symptoms of poverty.
It was from that perspective that the Millennium Development Goals were set five years ago to fight poverty,hunger, disease and illiteracy.
The countries of the developing world have limited financial resources, and they must devote these to combating poverty,malnutrition, disease and illiteracy in order to give priority to their economic development.