Примеры использования Social and humanitarian problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We will continue participating in solving social and humanitarian problems of the South-East of Ukraine.
We attract prominent Russian and Kazakhstan scientists to give lectures on urgent social and humanitarian problems.
Today, economic, social and humanitarian problems can be discussed without the veil of ideology.
We must, on the contrary, gradually integrate it and place it in the service of the needy as a means of resolving social and humanitarian problems whose solutions are long overdue.
International cooperation in addressing economic, social and humanitarian problems is, and always will be, one of the cornerstones of the United Nations Charter.
The developed countries must assist the developing countries in introducing modern means of communication and exchange of information with which to resolve their economic, social and humanitarian problems.
In many important and relevant spheres,such as social and humanitarian problems and cooperation for development, we witness closely concerted efforts undertaken by regional associations and the United Nations.
It is therefore my Government's fervent hope that this forty-ninth session will result in positive measures being taken to address the economic, social and humanitarian problems prevailing in the world today.
La Francophonie is also keen to participate actively in resolving economic, social and humanitarian problems, in particular by working with the United Nations, thereby making a contribution to coordinating efforts in that regard.
The Forum for Culture and the Arts of Uzbekistan foundation is a non-governmental organization devoted to developing Uzbek culture and arts and bringing them within the reach of young people by solving social and humanitarian problems.
Without denying the urgent importance of resolving social and humanitarian problems, we are convinced that Governments, Member States and international organizations in the United Nations system need to step up their efforts to meet the economic challenges set out in the Millennium Declaration.
In assuming the burden of the large-scale effort to transform the area of the catastrophe into an ecologically safe zone and to resolve unprecedented economic, social and humanitarian problems, we relied upon the understandingand support of the entire international community.
There was need for broad coordination of the policies of the specialized agencies of the United Nations system, a factor which was very important in terms of comparative advantage,whereby some agencies provided economic assistance while others helped to resolve social and humanitarian problems.
In Azerbaijan, the status of women could not be separated from the social and humanitarian problems caused in that country by the difficulties of a transition economy, war and the presence of more than a million refugees and displaced persons as a result of the occupation by Armenian forces of 20 per cent of the national territory.
There is also a need for a more coherent and effective United Nations system, capable of efficiently addressing and advancing durable solutions for the pressing economic, social and humanitarian problems currently facing the world.
Effective and practical solutions must be found for the serious economic, social and humanitarian problems facing African States, which have been compounded by tragedies such as civil war, the spread of epidemics and deadly diseases, desertification, refugee problems and all they entail.
Mr. Jawhara(Syrian Arab Republic), noting that Israel had prevented Second Committee representatives from entering the occupied territory, asked how ESCWA could provide the Arab peoples living under occupation with new means of communication in order toenable them to report on the economic, social and humanitarian problems that they faced.
One can only wonder how it is possible that a country so rich in oil and with foreign investment totalling in the billions of dollars has for so many years not been able to resolve the social and humanitarian problems of refugees and internally displaced persons(IDP) or at least to ease the poor conditions in which those people live.
Despite recent developments, the basic state of the Organization's finances remained very uncertain owing to the lack of adequate and predictable sources of funding, yet the Organization was expected to address complex issues of international peace and security,as well as urgent economic, social and humanitarian problems.
The need to maintain international peace and security, to cultivate friendly relations among nations, to achieve international cooperation in solving global economic,cultural, social and humanitarian problems, and to promote respect for human rightsand fundamental freedoms constitute, and still remain, the cardinal objectives of the Organization.
Considers it necessary for all Member States to promote international cooperation on the basis of respect for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of each State, including the right of every people to choose freely its own socio-economic and political system,with a view to solving international economic, social and humanitarian problems;
Mr. Powles(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Canada and Australia, said that the United Nations was charged by the international community to address extraordinarily complex issues of international peace and security,as well as urgent economic, social and humanitarian problems, but lacked the adequateand predictable funding required to do so.
We have also seen how these threats are all connected to economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems.
It has contributed to the advancement of international cooperation in solving economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems.
Moreover, such States make the most valuable contribution to the solution of global economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems.
Only sustained, cooperative work on the underlying economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems can place an achieved peace on a durable foundation.
For that reason, the efforts to bolster peace that have been initiated require actions capable of solving our economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems in order to strengthen our peoples' faith in democracy.
The Secretary-General had stressed in his Agenda for Peace that only sustained, cooperative work to deal with the underlying economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems could place an achieved peace on a durable foundation.
On behalf of the Government of Kazakhstan, I would like to express our great appreciation to the States concerned for their support for the efforts to overcome the serious social, ecological and humanitarian problems of the Semipalatinsk region.
Myanmar continues to face the same challenges it has faced for too long:the country's human rights, political, social, economic and humanitarian problems remain serious, deep-seated and long-standing.