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The theme of war and peace has confronted the United Nations since its inception.
Expressing appreciation to those Governments and organizations that have continuously contributed to or supported the activities of the Institute,in particular throughout the period of crisis that it has confronted.
Since its independence, our nation has confronted the endemic hostility of our neighbour, India.
Russia has confronted several categories of terrorism since the period of the Russian Empire, particularly in the North Caucasus, ranging from the 19 th century's revolutionary anarchists[3] to today's secessionist Islamic extremist ethno-nationalists, who seek to liberate the North Caucasus from continued Russian presence in order to establish a Taliban-type Islamist regime.
While the Treaty has stood the test of time, it has confronted numerous challenges in recent years.
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Even though it has confronted constant and existential threats from neighbouring states and non-state actors, Israel stands committed to the rule of law.
It has been a demanding year in which the Council has confronted complex and sometimes seemingly intractable disputes.
Despite the major challenges it has confronted in the past, my country has managed to implement and advance the strategic commitments set out in its foreign policy: integration in the European Union, inclusion in Euro-Atlantic security structures and development of good-neighbourliness.
It is encouraging to see that the international community has confronted this catastrophe in a true spirit of cooperation.
The Conference on Disarmament has confronted comparable challenges in the past, most recently in its negotiation of the CTBT, and has demonstrated its ability to surmount them.
The most important facets are related to the international economic situation, which has confronted us with a number of unprecedented challenges.
The recent difficulties that the United Nations has confronted in dealing with situations that have seriously affected international security have exposed the limitations of its structure and its operation.
Since the closure of the Djeletovci oilfield on 16 April, lack of revenue has confronted public services with a critical shortage of funds.
During the last two years, the complex world reality has confronted the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) with the important need to intensify its efforts to advance equality, respect for human dignity and the rule of law.
The multilateral system as we now know it,in responding to the major security threats which the world has confronted in recent decades,has shown that it can perform.
The risk is usually when a person has confronted any emotional turmoil relating to love but also can be chronic phobia.
The regional project Pollution Prevention andManagement in the East Asian Seas highlights the challenge of water pollution that has confronted the global community during 1998, the International Year of the Ocean.
Despite the persistent difficulties anduncertainties that INSTRAW has confronted during the past two years, it has managed to secure minimal resources with which to respond to the mandates given by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.
The Special Rapporteur will devote the rest of the report to reflecting on certain aspects of the duty to consult andits implementation that are relevant to issues he has confronted, in the hope of providing useful points of clarification and orientation.
The United States andthe international community has confronted the threat of global climate change because most scientists agree that the threat is real.
Turning now to the issue of debris,this is a very long-standing issue, which has confronted us ever since humankind first started exploring outer space, some 50 years ago.
While Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has confronted the crisis with a creative national food production plan that mixes agricultural incentives with education and assistance, our local measures are only ameliorative and cannot totally insulate us from what is largely an imported problem.
It has become a commonplace that the process of post-cold-war transition to a new world order has confronted the international community with new types of major armed conflicts around the world.
The break-up of several States in the recent past has confronted the international community with the phenomenon that parts of the population formerly protected by human rights agreements now lack such protection since the newly developed States have failed to accede to the respective human rights agreements.
Tourist security is being coordinated with SITCA, but the regional strategy has confronted legal and bureaucratic barriers in implementing a streamlined system for recording crime reports from tourists.
For example, while the European Court of Human Rights has confronted solitary confinement regimes with regularity, the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights have most extensively addressed the related phenomenon of incommunicado detention.
Dear colleagues, this year, Canada faces the same challenge that every recent incoming Conference president has confronted since the negotiation of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT): our traditional multilateral disarmament machinery has effectively stalled.
In electoral campaign for the People's Assembly in 2008 the party of Mihail Formuzal has confronted very tough with PCRM, which following the elections managed to attract the group of deputies affiliated to Nicolai Dudoglo with the price of supporting this group' candidate to the position of PA Chairperson, forming a majority in opposition to the Governor.
At the same time, the recent period of rapid change in UNHCR has confronted the organization with a range of new operational challenges that require analysis and review.
Recognizing that, despite the persistent difficulties and uncertainties that the Institute has confronted during the past two years, it has managed to secure the minimal resources with which to respond to the mandates given by the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.