Примеры использования Scale of natural disasters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The increased frequency and scale of natural disasters exacerbate our inherent vulnerability.
In addition to identifying a number of worrying trends,the report notes an increase in the frequency and scale of natural disasters.
The Commission observed that the frequency and scale of natural disasters had increased in the region.
The number and scale of natural disasters are growing rapidly, demanding greater international cooperation for the provision of assistance to affected populations.
In the light of the increase in the number and scale of natural disasters, such a discussion is most timely.
The Head of the Humanitarian Advocacy Department of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies(IFRC)then discussed the rising number and scale of natural disasters in the last decade.
The increasing frequency and scale of natural disasters pose a set of separate but interlinked challenges.
The relevance of this cooperation has multiplied with the increase in the number and scale of natural disasters and their impact in recent years.
At the same time, the incidence and scale of natural disasters has increased, adding to the pressures facing the already overstretched relief agencies.
A particularly striking phenomenon has been the extraordinary rise in the number and scale of natural disasters, and of their human and financial cost.
As noted in the report, the growth, number and the scale of natural disasters requires broader international cooperation in the areas of rendering assistance to populations who have suffered.
Successive reports of the Secretary-General on humanitarian issues indicate an alarming increase in the number and scale of natural disasters over the past decade, particularly in the developing countries.
The increase in the number and scale of natural disasters and their impact in recent years has resulted in massive loss of life and livelihood and threatened agricultural production and food security.
The recent earthquake and tsunami, and the spate of hurricanes that hit the Caribbean region last year,highlight the increasing number and scale of natural disasters and their growing impact, with massive loss of life and critical damage to socio-economic infrastructure.
Expressing its deep concern at the number and scale of natural disasters and the massive loss of life and the long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for vulnerable societies throughout the world resulting therefrom.
Mr. Tarragô(Brazil): The increase in the number and scale of natural disasters this year is a cause of sadness and concern.
The increased frequency and scale of natural disasters in recent years, which have resulted in massive loss of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for countries, is of serious concern to my delegation.
Compared to violent conflicts,the increasing frequency and scale of natural disasters pose separate but interlinked challenges, both economic and humanitarian.
The frequency and scale of natural disasters that have hit the countries of the Asia-Pacific region overwhelm the capacity of an individual government to cope, as seen in the caseof the December 2004 tsunami disaster. .
As indicated in thereport of the Secretary-General(A/62/323), the number and scale of natural disasters, particularly in the developing countries over the past decade, are on an alarming increase.
Conscious of the number and scale of natural disasters and their increasing impact, particularly in developing countries, including the tsunami disaster that struck the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian regions on 26 December 2004, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths and over a million displaced and homeless persons.
The Council expresses its deep concern at the increasing number and scale of natural disasters in recent years that often strike countries that lack the resources to cope adequately with them.
Expresses its deep concern at the number and scale of natural disasters and their increasing impact within recent years, which have resulted in a massive loss of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for vulnerable societies throughout the world, in particular in developing countries;
Lastly, the draft resolution expresses deep concern at the number and scale of natural disasters and their increasing impact, which result in massive loss of life and property worldwide.
Expressing its deep concern at the number and scale of natural disasters and their increasing impact within recent years, which have resulted in massive loss of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for vulnerable societies throughout the world, in particular in developing countries.
The Ministers expressed their concern over the increased frequency and scale of natural disasters in recent years which have resulted in massive loss of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for countries, particularly developing countries.
Expressing its deep concern over the number and scale of natural disasters, diseases and agricultural pests and their increasing impact in recent years, which have resulted in a massive loss of life and longterm negative social, economic and environmental consequences for vulnerable societies throughout the world, in particular in developing countries.
Noting with grave concern the number and scale of natural disasters and their increasing impact within recent years, this year's draft resolution has a particular focus on disaster risk reduction and preparedness.
Expresses deep concern at the increasing number and scale of natural disasters, resulting in massive losses of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences on vulnerable societies worldwide, in particular in developing countries;
Expressing its deep concern at the number and scale of natural disasters, diseases and agricultural pests and their increasing impact in recent years, which have resulted in a massive loss of life and long-term negative social, economic and environmental consequences for developing countries, in particular the most vulnerable countries throughout the world.