Примеры использования Issues of environment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the last few years, the General Assembly has seriously taken up the issues of environment and development.
The countries members of the Rio Group considered that the issues of environment and sustainable development were just as important as efforts to eradicate poverty and strengthen democracy.
In 1995 elected Chairman of the Committee of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan on issues of environment and nature.
This debate will,we are confident, accentuate the issues of environment and stimulate increased international action.
The issues of environment and sustainable development have become ever more important for Governments in light of the various post-Rio conventions to which most of us are parties.
He welcomed the initiative of UNEP to involve the judiciary in issues of environment and sustainable development.
Mr. Brincau(Malta) said that issues of environment and sustainable development required both cooperation of the international community and the adoption of effective policies at the national level.
There are considered such themes like: the qualities of the library andarchival documents; the issues of environment; the biological damages; security;
Issues of environment, development and human rights represent today the bulk of the current United Nations agenda, but it is in the area of the maintenance of international peace and security that some of the most urgent thinking and action are necessary.
Mr. KONG Deyong(China)said that the effects of atomic radiation were closely linked to people's health as well as the issues of environment and development, which caused great concern in the world today.
States parties should also clarify the extent of the Convention's scope with respect to the issues of environment and development and request the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to develop guidelines regarding the nature of reporting such issues, required under particular articles of the Convention.
Convened for the first time in 1985, the Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development in Asia andthe Pacific brought issues of environment and development concern to the forefront of regional agenda-setting.
Emphasizes the need for a balanced andintegrated approach to issues of environment, trade and development, and recognizes that the objective of Governments should be to ensure that trade and environmental policies are mutually supportive so as to achieve sustainable development and that, in doing so, their environmental policies and measures with a potential trade impact are not used for protectionist purposes;
For example, for the development of respect for the natural environment, education must link issues of environment and sustainable development with socioeconomic, sociocultural and demographic issues. .
With pressures on the environment currently exceeding its carrying capacity to the extent that the sustainable development of industries is under threat,the Programme will accord high priority to the issues of environment and competitiveness.
The distribution of cooperation by sector during that period shows the emphasis that has been given to the issues of environment, energy and telecommunications, accounting for over a third of resources assigned as international cooperation.
In light of the considerations set out here, in order to facilitate a sharper focus on a number of priority issues and to avoid duplication and misdirection of effort, the Assembly appears ready definitively to set aside from this particularstrand of inter-governmental consultations, viz. System-wide Coherence, the issues of environment/ environmental governance, humanitarian assistance and human rights.
Although the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women does not explicitly address the issues of environment, several States parties reported promoting women's participation in environmental decision-making and mainstreaming gender perspectives in sustainable development.
President Göncz: It is indeed an honour for me to address the Assembly at such a critically important juncture of the history of the United Nations on the highly topical issues of environment and development for the benefit of mankind.
They suggested three areas of focus to this collaboration at the national level:linking issues of environment and development; enhancing the implementation at the national level of the Rio and post-Rio conventions; and deploying UNEP's expertise and information resources in close cooperation with UNDP's sustainable development networking programme.
UNEP's capacity- building and technology support program cycle Iin the field of chemicals, starts with the awareness raising, making Ggovernments aware of the issue andits inter-relationships with broader issues of environment, health and sustainable development tool development.
For it was in this most hospitable of places that we were supposed to have established a turning point in international negotiations on issues of environment and development; where we struck an equitable balance between the economic, social, and environmental needs of present and future generations; where we laid the foundation for a global partnership between developed and developing countries, as well as between Governments and sectors of civil society, based on a common understanding of shared needs and interests.
The same decision could signal that henceforth, in the context of intergovernmental discussion on system-wide coherence, the Assembly will focus exclusively on these priority areas andwill exclude from this context the issues of environment/environmental governance, humanitarian assistance and human rights, in line with the considerations set out in the present report.
The issue of environment and human rights had previously been before the Commission.
The issue of environment and development was barely addressed in 1985, but it is of crucial importance to the youth of today.
During the discussions on the issue of environment and health at the sixth session of the Committee on Environmental Policy(20-24 September 1999), the Committee.
The regional initiatives that had been launched during the preparations for the special session on the issue of environment and sustainable development were of great importance.
For that reason changing consumption andproduction patterns seem to be intrinsically linked with the issue of environment and human rights.
The improvement of market access for forest products is strongly linked to the issue of environment.
Further to suggestions made at the second session of the WorkingGroup of Senior Officials, the Executive Committee discussed the issue of environment and education as a possible topic for the Kiev agenda.