Примеры использования Humankind today на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This issue remains one of the most important challenges facing humankind today.
Some of the greatest afflictions of humankind today are hunger, starvation and malnutrition.
Weapons of mass destruction pose the most serious threat to humankind today.
If equity is one of the first demands of humankind today, there is no better system than that of equitable international trade.
International terrorism remains one of the most serious threats facing humankind today.
All religions and all humankind today are faced with the challenges of all the drifting of an increasingly dehumanizing and unjust modern world.
The issue of climate change remains among the most critical challenges facing humankind today.
Mr. Than(Myanmar): The greatest security threat facing humankind today is the threat of weapons of mass destruction(WMDs), particularly nuclear weapons.
It goes without saying that unrelenting poverty is the most serious problem facing humankind today.
Some of the gravest threats facing humankind today do not occupy their rightful places in the headlines, nor do they gain the significant attention they require.
That was not the result of an accident orof some reason incidental to the state of affairs of humankind today.
I agree that terrorism is one of three main scourges confronting humankind today-- the others being poverty and disease.
Yet, they are not here at the table with us,contributing their share in the search for solutions to the problems that confront humankind today.
Only together can we properly address the difficult challenges facing humankind today and make our world safer and better.
No other international body is concerned with issues falling under such a wide variety of themes,addressing the most important challenges facing humankind today.
The challenges facing humankind today require, more urgently than ever, United Nations Member States to strengthen their joint efforts to seek to ensure equitable international relations based on multilateralism that fully observe the universal principles of respect for sovereignty, equality, territorial integrity and mutual benefit.
In conclusion, I wish to stress that there is no way to deal with the challenges facing humankind today other than collective action.
Mr. Hannesson(Iceland): We would like to thank the President for convening this thematic debate on one of the major concerns of humankind today.
Finally, I wish to call upon all States Members of the United Nations, in keeping with their responsibilities and obligations under the United Nations Charter,to fully address the challenges facing humankind today in order to make the world a better place for all and where we can all live together in peace, security and true justice.
The current session is the best proof that we live in a world of numerous contradictions andmultiple approaches to the basic issues facing humankind today.
Senegal makes this appeal convinced that, with the intellectual and material resources available to humankind today, there is no challenge that cannot be met.
Especially noteworthy are the Court's efforts to address such new, cutting-edge issues as massive violations of human rights and the management of shared natural resources,which show clearly the important role to be played by the international judicial system in solving the difficult problems confronting humankind today.
The international community hopes that we can respond jointly andeffectively to all the crises affecting humankind today, and especially the countries of the South.
In my country's view, an early start of negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty is a pressing item on two fronts: keeping the risk of illegitimate military nuclear programmes to a minimum, and strengthening control over existing materials, thereby greatly reducing the risk of nuclear terrorism,one of the greatest threats besetting humankind today.
Each event of this kind must be used to examine in depth the consequences of climate change andecological imbalance, among many other problems facing humankind today.
The recent World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Johannesburg, made important andsignificant progress on crucial issues facing humankind today.
As was recognized by the Twenty-eighth General Conference of UNESCO in 1995,the transition from a culture of war to a culture of peace is one of the greatest challenges facing humankind today.
The Human Rights Committee has recognized that the designing, testing, manufacture, possession anddeployment of nuclear weapons are among the greatest threats to the right to life which confront humankind today.
Listening to the words of the representatives of the States taking part in this sixty-third session of the General Assembly,we find that we have a common vision of the major serious problems affecting all humankind today.
We are convinced that, together, we can create a global dynamic for change and that we can utilize traditional knowledge andlocal experience to rectify the serious problems facing humankind today.