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These trends pose new challenges for policy-makers in the region.
Modern conditions of development of Kazakhstan's society pose new challenges to higher education.
They will also pose new hazards to China's food security.
Climate change adaptation and mitigation pose new challenges to mining.
These developments pose new challenges for all those engaged in global commodity value chains, in particular producers.
Panellists concluded that technological change might pose new challenges to existing legislation.
All those developments pose new demands on family members and test the traditional grandparent-parent-youth relationships.
A substantial body of research argues that HFT andelectronic trading pose new types of challenges to the financial system.
Those changes pose new challenges and offer fresh opportunities and thus may require different approaches to certain disarmament questions.
Diplomatic peacemaking, military andcivilian peace-keeping and peace-building pose new sorts of challenges.
The changes pose new challenges to the current public policy systems and pressures leaders to evolve to remain effective and efficient.
The presence of such a large number of human visitors andvessels will undeniably pose new challenges to the Antarctic environment.
However, those same technologies pose new ethical challenges, because they can be used to violate human rights and assault the intrinsic dignity of the human person.
Deepening levels of rural poverty, along with the increasing urbanization of poverty, also pose new challenges to development.
They pose new challenges for their social protection, working conditions, appropriate legislative framework and enforcement and active labour-market policies.
Now global warming, terrorism andtransnational organized crime pose new threats to the peace, security and progress of the world.
It will also identify some emerging developments in the global commodity economy that are set to change the commodity landscape and pose new challenges for CDDCs.
Strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime should not pose new barriers to the promotion of international cooperation and transfer of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
These emerging trends therefore open up new opportunities for social and economic development, but also pose new challenges and risks of development divides.
These upheavals pose new challenges to human rights and human rights defenders, which cannot be overcome without understanding the root causes of these historical transformations.
This issue has assumed greater urgency due to the abrogation of theAnti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and plans for national missile defence that pose new challenges.
These factors influence the structure of the global economy;they also pose new challenges while offering opportunities for enhancing energy security and achieving sustainable economic growth in the region.
This would put those developing countries andcountries in transition which currently are not members of the WTO in a disadvantaged situation and pose new challenges to policy makers in these countries.
In addition, newly emerging or rapidly developing economic sectors pose new environmental threats that are not yet being effectively controlled, such as the growing problem of electronic wastes.
But the resurgence of aggression, extreme ethnic nationalism, tribalism, religious fundamentalism, racism, xenophobia andcultural discrimination pose new threats to international peace and stability.
These processes pose new challenges for the protection of human rights and for the framing of public policies, which require proactive and affirmative approaches, especially in the light of the specific problems facing indigenous women and children.
This trend sends worrying signals since the increase in the gap between rich and poor countries, along with a high incidence of poverty and deprivation,could pose new threats to world peace in the increasingly globalized world.
As the development needs facing the Palestinian economy pose new challenges for policy makers, Palestinian economic growth potentials continue to be constrained by structural weaknesses arising from historical trends.
Some Member States, in their contributions to the present report, are of the view that the development ofmodular weapons systems and the increasing use of polymer components pose new challenges for effective marking.
Terrorism, on the one hand, and the globalization of transnational organized crime on the other,including drug trafficking, pose new threats to peace and security that destabilize entire countries and regions, modifying the traditional notion of international security.