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Climate change is one of the most profound challenges of our time.
Amid profound challenges to the business in 2014, Metinvest was able to contain a fall in revenues to 18.
International peace andsecurity continue to face profound challenges in the form of nuclear weapons and conventional arms.
Profound challenges remain, but the vital contribution of independent professionals and NGOs like ours is now recognised.
But like every generation of leaders,we face new and profound challenges, and this body continues to be tested.
In the second, we faced profound challenges caused by the economic and political situation in Ukraine, as well as pressure on global prices for our products.
The 10MSP acknowledged the ongoing importance of a Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction as long as profound challenges remain in the implementation of article 4;
He understood that,as a new country, Mauritania faced profound challenges in the areas of nutrition, sanitation, health and education, the provision of which was the main priority of the Government.
Recommendation 7: The States Parties should acknowledge the ongoing importance of a Standing Committee on Stockpile Destruction as long as profound challenges remain in the implementation of article 4.
The profound challenges that these countries faced, especially in the fields of exports, investments and institution building for competitiveness and innovation, should remain a major focus of UNCTAD's work.
The medium and long-term impacts of climate change present similar profound challenges for the establishment of sustainable systems for housing and infrastructure finance.
Other disarmament machinery and frameworks, including the Conference on Disarmament and the Disarmament Commission, which are currently stagnating,are also facing profound challenges.
Article 22: Refugee andasylum-seeking children face profound challenges in realizing their rights under article 31 as they often experience both dislocation from their own traditions and culture and exclusion from the culture of the host country.
This developing international norm in favour of intervention to protect civilians from wholesale slaughter will no doubt continue to pose profound challenges to the international community.
International peace andsecurity continue to face profound challenges in the form of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery vehicles, rising military expenditures, the prospect of an arms race in outer space, and the continual development of new weapons systems.
The work of UNDP with partners to translate the Millennium Development Goals agenda into national plans and budgets, andto accelerate implementation strategies, is progressing significantly, though profound challenges remain.
As a community of nations,we face three profound challenges: a redrawing of the map of power, including a big shift in economic power; the globalization of problems, not least terrorism and climate change; and increasingly fluid forms of identity and the rapid circulation and potency of new ideas.
Although in recent years a number of countries in Africa have introduced policies and strategies to harness ICTs to advance their socio-economic development,the continent still faces profound challenges of access of its population to digital opportunities.
Between the signing of the United Nations Charter in the middle of the last century andthe momentous developments and profound challenges currently experienced by the world, much water has flown under the bridge of international relations, which makes annual General Assembly sessions serious opportunities for introspection and for gleaning lessons.
Ms. Mørch Smith(Norway) speaking on behalf of the Nordic countries, said that while progress had been made in the restoration of peace ina number of countries, United Nations peacekeeping missions were facing profound challenges, starting with ensuring the safety and security of peacekeeping personnel.
Those profound challenges require a series of measures, including more official development assistance more speedily disbursed, a fair system of international trade, international peace based on tried and tested principles of international law, appropriate reformation of the United Nations and its associate institutions, and a more tolerant and educated population worldwide.
In 2004, a profound challenge that many relevant States Parties faced was the need to increase numbers of trained rehabilitation specialists including doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and orthopaedic technicians.
In 2004, a profound challenge that many relevant States Parties faced was the need to increase national and local capacities to provide services.
Poverty reduction is the key challenge for government and, against these this profound challenge, mine action must compete for State and donor funding.
This is a profound challenge to overcome given that economic reintegration of landmine victims must be seen in the broader context of economic development.
The security environment continues to pose a very profound challenge for the successful achievement of these goals.
Grave child rights violations in situations of armed conflict represent a profound challenge to the international legal order.
In 2004, a profound challenge that many relevant States Parties faced was the need to ensure that healthcare workers in affected areas were trained in emergency first-aid to respond effectively to landmine and other traumatic injuries.
In addition, a profound challenge that many States Parties need to overcome is to ensure that healthcare workers in mine-affected areas are trained in emergency first-aid to respond effectively to landmine and other traumatic injuries.
This bitter truth represents a profound challenge to peace, stability and prosperity and therefore requires us to redouble our efforts in implementing the responsibility to protect and putting an end to the most serious international crimes.