Примеры использования Smallest and most vulnerable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The game involves moving through a virtual world by eating the smallest and most vulnerable without you catch the biggest.
It is undeniable the rise-- and above all the instability-- in the price of oil continues to have a negative impact on development efforts in most countries in the world,in particular the smallest and most vulnerable among them.
Developed and developing countries alike worked together with the smallest and most vulnerable to do something that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
However, the MDG framework may not be fully adequate to the specific problems of the World's smallest and most vulnerable nations.
Given the impact of the global economic challenges on all economies,especially the smallest and most vulnerable, it asked that the Government's efforts to adopt these recommendations be taken into account where possible.
We are fully aware of the danger of certain transnational criminal activities for the smallest and most vulnerable countries.
Lebanon, the smallest and most vulnerable of the countries neighbouring the Syrian Arab Republic, continues to host the largest number of refugees and is facing enormous humanitarian, socioeconomic and political challenges as a consequence.
It is time to put the global development agenda,including that for the world's smallest and most vulnerable countries and societies.
Lebanon, the smallest and most vulnerable of the countries neighbouring the Syrian Arab Republic, continues to host the largest number of Syrian refugees and is facing significant humanitarian and socioeconomic challenges as a consequence.
The time has come to take up the project begun 64 years ago so thatfuture prosperity can be shared by all, including the smallest and most vulnerable.
Otherwise, the fears of some Member States would prove justified,in particular the smallest and most vulnerable, that they might fall victim to unilateral coercive measures imposed by a State or a regional organization in the name of humanitarian assistance.
International trading arrangements must take into account the special circumstances of developing countries, particularly the smallest and most vulnerable States.
The Maldives fully supported the 2005 World Summit Outcome and, as one of the smallest and most vulnerable members of the Organization, recognized that it relied on other members of the international community to assure the success of its development efforts.
In addition, the inequitable application of the benefits of trade liberalization has created the very real prospect of increasing poverty and further economic disenfranchisement for the smallest and most vulnerable countries in the developing world.
Mr. Hackett(Barbados), speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), said that developing countries,particularly the smallest and most vulnerable, would undoubtedly bear the brunt of the costs associated with the global financial crisis which, compounded by the global food crisis and the rise in oil prices, threatened to reverse their recent development gains.
If international trade was to contribute to economic growth and development, it was essential to address the differences in scale and levels of development ofthe economies involved and the special needs of the smallest and most vulnerable.
We call uponthe United Nations and the international community to recognize the weakest, smallest and most vulnerable peoples of the small island developing States.
A reading of the list of co-sponsors speaks volumes about the intensity of our lobbying efforts, but more important it istestimony of human solidarity, for the original sponsors of the resolution are among the smallest and most vulnerable States Members of the United Nations.
We consider it essential for future contributions and mechanisms to be ensured so that the Fund for Special Operations and the Development Grant Facility can be made sustainable,in accordance with the financing needs of the countries with the smallest and most vulnerable economies, thereby meeting their special development needs.
The constraints that we face in effectively responding to those crises underline the challenge posed to promoting sustainable development in small island developing States and the need to ensure that policy responses at the international level take into account the special and unique circumstances of the smallest and most vulnerable members of the international communityand focus on building resilience in those countries.
This great family, the United Nations, must not fail to take heed of these timely warnings, and to save us all, particularly the small and most vulnerable, from this man-made catastrophe.
They demonstrate that meaningful change, if earnestly pursued,can make a difference in the lives of the small and most vulnerable.
Inaction or insufficient action,we believe, are unacceptable options for the smallest, poorest and most vulnerable members of our global society.
For developing countries, particularly the smallest, least developed and most vulnerable, concrete and effective international cooperation(especially on key development goals, such as food security and access to energy) is needed to realize their sustainable development objectives.
Developing nations, especially the poorest and most vulnerable, including small islands and least developed countries, must be placed on a path to sustained growth.
What we want is that account be taken of the interests of all,in particular, of the smallest, the poorest and most vulnerable countries.
The mission of the 4th Anniversary Charity Flea Market on June, 7th is to help the smallest and the most vulnerable citizens of our country- premature babies weighing 500-2500 grams, which nursed the offices NSCH"Okhmatdyt", and in Rivne RCH.
Small- and medium-sized enterprises represent the most vulnerable, unstable sector of the economy.
The inability among the poorest and the most vulnerable, particularly small island developing States, to develop social, economic and environmental resilience against extreme climate events;
This will once again disadvantage the most vulnerable countries-- small island developing States and least developed countries.