Примеры использования Major preoccupation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We think this should remain a major preoccupation of the United Nations.
One of the major preoccupations of the General Assembly over the last 15 years has been the reform of the United Nations.
This fight against corruption will continue to be one of my major preoccupations and I will expect you to join me in this fight.
During 2006, our major preoccupation has been the review of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme itself.
Making such arrangements while maintaining the safety of the witnesses, andcontrolling the costs involved, are major preoccupations.
AIDS continues to be the major preoccupation of countries in Africa south of the Sahara, including my country, Ethiopia.
Making the Truth andReconciliation Commission fully operational after its inauguration in July 2002 has now become one of our major preoccupations.
The situation in the Middle East has been a major preoccupation of this Assembly almost since the birth of the United Nations.
A major preoccupation of the Institute has been the completion and extension of the field survey phase of its earlier work.
International labour mobility may become a major preoccupation in the future in addition to capital volatility.
The major preoccupation of the Government for the coming decades will be in terms of energy consumption, water management and sustainable development.
The high levels of delinquency andviolence in the region are a major preoccupation for the population and obviously a source of instability in the new democracies.
Cooperation in the social, economic and humanitarian areas should undoubtedly be,in addition to building peace and security, major preoccupations of the United Nations.
The threatening situation in Burundi remained a major preoccupation of the Council, which also paid close attention to the efforts of the international community to end the conflict in Sierra Leone.
The Director of the Regional Bureau for Africa highlighted both positive developments as well as major preoccupations that had marked the operations in Africa over the past year.
During 2006, a major preoccupation of the Kimberley Process was the review of the KPCS, as agreed by Participants that the Scheme would be reviewed within three years of its implementation.
Aside from"adding life to years", such an approach could help to stem escalating health-care costs,which is a major preoccupation among developed countries.
In fact, the Sudan's current political orientations have never been major preoccupations for us and we never felt that those would be impediments to friendship between our two countries.
Assisting Eritrea and Ethiopia to resolve their conflict through support for the mediation efforts of the Organization of African Unity(OAU)has been a major preoccupation during the past year.
The Organization's financial situation was also a major preoccupation, and the various reform and restructuring initiatives announced throughout the year brought added impetus to these efforts.
The combination of high population growth, low levels of socio-economic development andslow technological progress has become a major preoccupation among developing countries.
Basic education of good quality,as both a right and the major preoccupation of children in"middle childhood", is a further important determinant of what happens to children in adolescence and adulthood.
The Secretary-General's report clearly shows that sudden-onset natural disasters andsimilar emergencies continue to be a major preoccupation for the international community.
A major preoccupation of the 1970s, the threat of exhaustion of non-renewable resources, now appears less urgent and environmental concerns have shifted to the degradation of renewable resources, primarily soil, forests, water and the atmosphere.
It is not surprising that meeting the energy needs of this large segment of the world's population has become a major preoccupation of economic planners and an issue of considerable political debate in most countries.
One of his Government's major preoccupations was the stabilization and consolidation of the economy, and it was implementing a programme of economic reforms to achieve the macroeconomic stability and structural reforms needed for a functional and stable market economy.
In this connection, UNHCR observed that in the light of the likelihood of continuing ethnic regional conflicts, the prevention of such conflicts, as well as thesearch for durable solutions to address the resulting displacement, will remain a major preoccupation for the international community.
Whereas security was the major preoccupation only a year ago, youth unemployment and other economic difficulties facing the country, including soaring commodity prices, and matters relating to the administration of justice have become the most burning issues.
The brutality and destruction unleashed by these conflicts often tend to overwhelmthe international community and make peace-keeping a major preoccupation of the United Nations and, to an increasing degree, of regional organizations as well.
When the Charter was framed almost 50 years ago, the underlying theme and the major preoccupation was the pursuit of policies that would secure the foundations of a newly won peace and assure States that there would be less likelihood of a re-emergence of those conditions which had led to a global conflagration.