Примеры использования Our common problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We need to work on new ways of addressing our common problems.
Solidarity also entails a duty to face up to our common problems and our common challenges, whether we come from the North or from the South.
In that way, we may be able to find solutions to our common problems.
In that way, we may be able to find solutions to our common problems.” Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Plenary Meetings, 36th meeting, p. 16.
We have now become even more aware of the need to seek global solutions to our common problems.
In fact, there is an emerging consensus that more than ever, our common problems require global solutions, which must be formulated in a spirit of solidarity and cooperation.
We hope that the event will be used only to advance common solutions to our common problems.
The Preamble to the Constitution specifically provides that the people of Papua New Guinea reject violence andseek consensus as a means of solving our common problems and that No person shall be submitted to torture(whether physical or mental), or to treatment or punishment that is cruel or otherwise inhuman, or is inconsistent with respect for the inherent dignity of the human person.
We have gathered here not to offend each other or exchange insults,but to resolve our common problems.
We need to move beyond traditional politics andgovernance and solve our common problems together in accordance with nature.
The Greentree report aims at restoring the General Assembly to its rightful place as the centre stage for worldwide deliberations on our common problems.
We congratulate the Secretary-General for his continued commitment to multilateralism as a means of resolving our common problems and for his report on the work of the Organization(A/59/1) over the past 12 months.
Indeed, the Millennium Declaration is an ambitious butvital programme to collectively resolve our common problems.
This year, as financial calamities have compounded political and natural disasters,it has become very clear that, although our common problems and challenges threaten us all equally, they affect us unevenly.
If the answer is no, we can expect to see even more bilateral and regional arrangements,resulting in a movement away from the idea that together we are better at solving our common problems.
We need to reclaimthe ideals of"We the peoples of the United Nations" in order to work together, to resolve our common problems and to survive.
We will only persuade the sckeptics only by building better institutions to implement the international rule of law andglobally arrived- at solutions to our common problems.
I would like to state very clearly that what we want now is not to sit in the back rows of a silent film theatre, butprecisely to participate in solutions to our common problems and to be the guarantors of those solutions.
We should reiterate that multilateralism, as the most democratic and participatory means at our disposal, must remain the instrument that continues to guide our commitment as members of the great family of humanity seeking to resolve our common problems.
Under these circumstances, our task was to promote agreement between Governments not only on a policy statement reflecting the region's priorities on this subject of such meaningful community, social and political relevance, but also on a document that,based on the identification of our common problems, would set some guidelines that would serve as a framework for government action in each country.
This year's theme,"global response to global crises and development through strengthening multilateralism and dialogue of civilizations" perfectly reflects the desire of us all to find a common solution to our common problems.
The Secretary-General(spoke in French): The last 12 months have been very painful for those of us who believe in collective answers to our common problems and challenges.
Pakistan fully shares the view that the instrument of multilateralism andthe values of interdependence and shared responsibility are fundamental to achieving selective solutions to our common problems.
The past year has shaken the foundationsof collective security and undermined confidence in the possibility of collective responses to our common problems and challenges.
Indeed, today, when the role and significance of the Kengashes of people's deputies in the socio-political life of our country is growing more and more, we- the deputies should work even more effectively to justify the confidence of voters, we have to live with concerns about the people andconsider people's problems as our common problems.
It lies also and above all in our political will to make them work andtogether to find solutions to our common problems.
As the new millennium is ushered in, we must embrace rationalism, empathy and human solidarity in tackling our common problems.
We need to pool our resources andour experience to devise complementary plans of action to address our common problems.
The United Nations will continue to provide the only framework for the negotiation, dialogue andcalm diplomacy that will allow us to resolve our common problems.
His challenging report to the Summit, the superb organization and the opportunity it gave to our leaders to interact with each other andto develop a common vision for the twenty-first century all provided the most effective possible starting point for a new era of cooperation in addressing our common problems and achieving our common goals.