Примеры использования International community should address на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The international community should address those problems.
In view of the gravity of the crisis andthe severe economic hardship endured by the population, the international community should address the situation as a matter of great urgency.
The international community should address the problems as a matter of utmost importance and urgency.
Ms. Al Arayedh(Bahrain)asked how the international community should address the widening development gap.
The international community should address those issues in a systematic and comprehensive way in the future.
However, in view of Indonesia's current difficulties, the international community should address that issue and formulate proposals within a reasonable time limit.
The international community should address human rights issues all over the world, without exceptions or ulterior motives.
Reiterating that illicit brokering in small arms andlight weapons is a serious problem that the international community should address urgently.
Both parties and the international community should address them in parallel, not sequentially or with preconditions.
Taking effective action to address the phenomena that render large groups of people vulnerable:States and the international community should address such problems in a comprehensive and coordinated way;
The international community should address all the needs of indigenous peoples, offering them a brighter future.
Seventh, before rushing to the issues of monitoring,verification and sanctions regimes, the international community should address the question of conventional imbalances in regions of tension.
The international community should address such matters in the context of the reform of the United Nations by establishing a Human Rights Council.
The Bangkok Plan of Action, adopted by UNCTAD X(TD/386),reflects the view that the international community should address the imbalances and asymmetries in the WTO agreements and the international economy as a whole.
The international community should address the onerous debt situation of middle-income countries, which included most CARICOM member States.
His delegation supported the idea of the"Perspective" which, according to document A/48/277,would analyse the problems and trends that the international community should address over the next four to six years and would define the Organization's priorities.
The United Nations and the international community should address the following conditions which may be conducive to exploitation by terrorists.
Mr. Ruteere( Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance), said that hate speech and incitement to racial discrimination and violence from political leaders andmovements was a particularly worrying development that the international community should address through legislative and policy mechanisms in accordance with international law, as well as by taking action to ensure that communities and groups that suffered such discrimination within countries where such speech was taking place were heard.
The international community should address the root causes of such problems and find just solutions that would make it possible to link social development and economic development.
Noting the importance of science, technology and innovation for globalization,he said that the international community should address persistent obstacles to technology and innovation capacity in developing countries, including through the promotion of South-South cooperation.
The international community should address women's access to land, venture capital and economic opportunities, and ensure their presence at peace talks and donor conferences.
The United Arab Emirates has a good record of providing development and relief assistance to many countries,and we believe that the international community should address those challenges as its common responsibility, requiring complete fulfilment of the commitments and pledges made by developed nations at United Nations conferences and summits on sustainable development and on financing for development.
The international community should address those problems objectively and rationally, respecting Myanmar's right to choose its own path towards development on the basis of its specific characteristics.
In 2006, which would be the International Year of Deserts and Desertification, the international community should address the causes of desertification and its impact in relation to poverty, deforestation, health, environmental sustainability, agriculture, migration and even climate change.
The international community should address the causes and consequences of migration as well as those problems that affected children and adolescents, which would require a collaborative and coordinated response.
We are convinced that the international community should address those threats in a timely, coherent and comprehensive manner, with the United Nations playing a leading role.
The international community should address the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases, which displayed a clear link to poverty and posed a serious threat to the socioeconomic development of developing countries.
Through seeking common ground, the international community should address threats to global society, especially to children, in order to foster policies, programmes and actions for their protection and promotion.
The international community should address this serious situation and take the necessary measures to compel Israel to cease all policies and practices in violation of the Convention, other relevant provisions of international law and relevant United Nations resolutions and instead to abide scrupulously by its legal obligations forthwith.
In this context,both Africa and the international community should address the key issues identified in the Arusha Declaration and Plan of Action on African Commodities, adopted by Ministers of Trade of the States Members of the African Union in November 2005.