Примеры использования Recent challenges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Your Recent Challenges.
In his address to the Executive Board, the Administrator reflected on recent challenges in the global economic environment.
Recent challenges and opportunities.
Academic community and academic contracts: recent challenges and responses in Yudkevich M.
Recent challenges should not impede the galvanizing of joint efforts.
Nigeria, Burundi and Burma are among the most recent challenges to our collective ability to support democratic aspirations.
These recent challenges have exacerbated the suffering of the majority of African States.
UNHCR has convened expert meetings anda meeting of State representatives to discuss recent challenges relating to the SAR regime, including refugee protection.
In view of recent challenges to the NPT regime, the IAEA safeguards system must be strengthened.
Specifically, the panel examined improvements in transparency and accountability over the past 30 years, recent challenges, and options for stakeholders to meet these challenges in the current global context.
Recent challenges to freedom of expression include new laws that impose sweeping restrictions on the Internet and blogging in Russia.
Not surprisingly, the debate has been properly robust and despite the recent challenges of November 2006 and its aftermath, the commitment to a more democratic path remains steadfast.
Recent challenges to effective access to information and public participation in decision-making in the Ukrainian nuclear sector included.
It expressed satisfaction at the steps taken to improve women's rights and noted the recent challenges faced by Bahrain, as well as its response to demands for social change and the National Consensus Dialogue.
Some of the recent challenges to the NPT could be addressed by bolstering the review process through permanent political and administrative support.
On 29 June 2012, prior to the beginning of the pre-sessional working group on communications of the 105th session, the members of the working group met with a number of judges of the European Court of Human Rights, during which they exchanged views on the following topics: interim measures(scope,weight of domestic findings, recent challenges); prohibition of discrimination as an independent right in recent case law;recent case law on freedom of expression; and disappearances and investigative obligations.
There had been several recent challenges to the authority and integrity of the Treaty.
Recent challenges to the treaty and the non-proliferation regime have underlined the importance of actively working towards universal adherence and full compliance with the treaty's provisions.
Mr. Srivali(Thailand) said that recent challenges to development raised the question of how far development policies had been sustainable in the past.
Recent challenges, and especially future challenges for the Agency and its member States, are to be found in this carefully negotiated and drafted document.
Mr. Chitsaz(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that recent challenges, such as the financial and food crises, had demonstrated the complex impact of globalization on all countries.
Recent challenges to the Treaty and the non-proliferation regime have underlined the importance of working actively towards universal adherence and full compliance with the Treaty's provisions.
See I. Aguilar,"subcontracting in the Mexican industry: recent challenges and opportunities", paper prepared for the UNCTAD-organized workshop on Poverty Alleviation through International Trade, Santiago, 10-13 January 1995, pp. 4-5.
Recent challenges to the Treaty and to the nuclear non-proliferation regime have further increased the necessity of full compliance and the need to actively work towards universal adherence.
This creeping retreat from nuclear disarmament has also been accompanied by recent challenges to global non-proliferation norms, including but not limited to the decision by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to leave the NPT, and the South Asian nuclear tests in 1998.
Recent challenges to the existing non-proliferation regimes- in particular the announcement by the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea of its withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty- raise serious concerns.
Noting certain recent challenges to security described in paragraphs 2 to 9 of the Secretary-General's report of 17 March 2003 S/2003/321.
Recent challenges to the non-proliferation regime by a few signatory States should not prevent the great majority of States parties from enjoying the benefits to be gained from the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, under article IV of the Treaty.
Although this is not a new development, recent challenges and tensions have been escalating and, as such, they not only threaten security and stability throughout the region, but also international peace and security.
Recent challenges to this rationale have been reflected in an altered vocabulary, where the right to education has been replaced by access to education, and government obligation to ensure that at least compulsory education is free has been challenged by placing free between inverted commas and referring to"free" education.