Примеры использования Pose a major threat на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As a precursor to particulate matter,ammonia emissions pose a major threat to human health.
The failure to implement this Plan could pose a major threat to food security and to the realization of the right to food in the area.
The revival of shale drilling in the United States, together with the restart of the main refineries pose a major threat to Oil prices.
Climate change and sea-level rise pose a major threat to small island developing States.
They also pose a major threat to the safety of international maritime traffic and, thereby, to international peace and security.
In this regard, disasters,human-made and natural, pose a major threat to the attainment of the MDGs.
Drug trafficking and abuse pose a major threat to the health, dignity and hopes of millions of people and their families and lead to the loss of human lives.
Theft, whether it is committed by employees, shoplifters or others,can therefore pose a major threat to a company's survival.
Drug trafficking and abuse pose a major threat to the health, dignity and hopes of millions of people and their families and lead to the loss of human lives". A/64/92, para. 13.
If one of the superpowers gives up its entire nuclear arsenal and the other stashes away ten warheads,it would pose a major threat to international stability.
As such, market fluctuations in fossil fuel prices pose a major threat to the ability of countries to attain the Millennium Development Goals.
Despite the enormous strides made in lowering infant mortality, acute respiratory infections anddiarrhoea still pose a major threat to child survival in the country.
The cultivation, manufacture, trafficking andconsumption of illicit drugs pose a major threat to the health, dignity and hopes of millions of people and their families and lead to the loss of human life.
Etzioni pointed out that“… if one of the superpowers gives up its entire nuclear arsenal and the other stashes away ten warheads,it would pose a major threat to international stability.
They pose a major threat to environmental resources, including land, water, forests and biodiversity, and create other challenges in the areas of economic development, security and social services.
Similarly, the supply and development of a new generation of weapons at the tactical, theatre andstrategic levels pose a major threat to both regional and global security.
Recognizing that the consumption of tobacco and the abuse of alcoholby young women and young men pose a major threat to their health, support the development in each country of comprehensive programmes to reduce the consumption of tobacco, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, and the abuse of alcohol;
Failure to act will lead to grave consequences that will feed extremism, heighten conflict andinstability in the region and pose a major threat to international peace and security.
Recognize that the consumption of tobacco and the abuse of alcohol,especially by young women and men, pose a major threat to health, and support the development in each country of comprehensive programmes to reduce the consumption of tobacco, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and the abuse of alcohol.
The deep fault line that divides human society between the rich and the poor and the ever-increasing gap between the developed anddeveloping worlds pose a major threat to global prosperity, security and stability.
I would like to draw the Committee's attention in particular to issues related to protracted conflicts which pose a major threat to international peace, security and development-- specifically those in two secessionist regions of Georgia: Abkhazia and the former autonomous region of South Ossetia, where an unprecedented and aggressive process of militarization is under way.
Underlining that the deep fault line between the rich and the poor that divides human society and the everincreasing gap between the developed andthe developing countries pose a major threat to global prosperity, security and stability.
The Group concludes that the illegal occupation of forests and parks by foreign nationals andtheir use to grow cash crops pose a major threat to the stability, safety and security of the affected regions and fuel racketeering and other illegal activities linked to the smuggling of those resources.
Also stresses that the deep fault line that divides human society between the rich and the poor and the ever-increasing gap between the developed anddeveloping worlds pose a major threat to global prosperity, security and stability;
The less volatile chemicals that do not evaporate to the atmosphere but float on the sea surface, such as crude oil orfuel oil, pose a major threat to the marine environment, particularly in the case of accidental spills.
In keeping with this provision, based on the review of the experience of the functioning of the Strategy secretariat, the Secretary-General recommends that it should continue to serve as an effective instrument for responding to the challenges posed by the increased incidence and scale of disasters, which,as indicated earlier, pose a major threat to the planet.
Also stresses that the deep fault line that divides human society between the rich and the poor and the ever-increasing gap between the developed world andthe developing world pose a major threat to global prosperity, peace, human rights, security and stability;
The picture is further complicated by the increasing cooperation between criminal networks and terrorist groups, especially in West Africa andthe Sahel where organized criminal networks pose a major threat to peace and stability.
Also recognize that the world drug problem undermines sustainable development, political stability and democratic institutions, including efforts to eradicate poverty, and threatens national security and the rule of law, andthat drug trafficking and abuse pose a major threat to the health, dignity and hopes of millions of people and their families and lead to the loss of human lives;
Recalling that the primary responsibility for promoting and protecting human rights rests with the State, reaffirming that national legislation consistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other international obligations of the State in the field of human rights and fundamental freedoms is the juridical framework within which human rights defenders conduct their activities,and noting with deep concern that the activities of some nonState actors pose a major threat to the security of human rights defenders.