Примеры использования Terrorism posed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Terrorism posed an ethical and a strategic challenge.
It had long been recognized that terrorism posed a threat to the ideas embodied in the Charter.
Terrorism posed an immense threat to peace and security in many parts of the world.
Those attacks had demonstrated clearly the ongoing threat that terrorism posed to international peace and security.
Terrorism posed a severe challenge to democracy, civil society and the rule of law.
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The Government emphasized the link between human rights and terrorism in fact and law,as well as the threat terrorism posed for democratic society.
Terrorism posed a severe challenge to democracy, civil society and the rule of law.
Although the international community was aware that terrorism posed a growing threat to world peace and stability, there was no instrument of international scope to combat it.
Terrorism posed a serious challenge which must be countered by the concerted efforts of the entire international community.
Although the Moscow Treaty represented some progress towards reducing strategic nuclear weapons,it did not address the threat of serious proliferation and nuclear terrorism posed by non-strategic nuclear weapons.
Terrorism posed a major challenge, but it would not hold Tunisia back and would be dealt with through the law.
It noted that terrorist groups were known to be interested in acquiring weapons of mass destruction andthat nuclear and radiological terrorism posed potentially grave consequences for public health, the environment, economic prosperity, and public confidence.
Mr. Erçin(Turkey) said that terrorism posed a serious threat to peace, security, civilization, democracy, civil society and the rule of law.
Mr. Baali(Algeria) said that because of its capacity to adapt to globalization, the sophistication of its methods, andits close ties to transnational organized crime and money-laundering, terrorism posed the greatest threat to the world in the early twenty-first century.
Terrorism posed a universal threat, and to link it with a specific religion, race or creed would be to fuel hatred and violence among cultures and religions.
Mr. Nejad Hosseinian(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the Secretary-General's report on measures to eliminate international terrorism(A/55/179)attested to the fact that international terrorism posed a serious threat to peace and security and continued to claim thousands of innocent lives every year, disrupting relations among States.
The threat which terrorism posed to international peace and security meant that helping developing countries was not an act of generosity but a means of buttressing joint security.
Mr. Errázuriz(Chile), speaking on behalf of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States(CELAC),said that terrorism posed a serious threat to the stability of individual States, entire regions and the international community as a whole, causing physical and psychological injuries and creating a deep sense of insecurity and distress among its victims.
Nuclear terrorism posed a formidable threat to international security, hence the need for strict nuclear security measures to prevent nuclear materials from falling into the hands of terrorists or other parties not authorized to possess them.
INTERPOL noted that organized crime and terrorism posed a serious threat to the physical safety and the material possessions of tourists and that they both required an international law enforcement approach to minimize that threat.
It was stressed that terrorism posed a threat to international peace and security, endangered the territorial integrity and stability of States and threatened the full enjoyment of human rights. It was also emphasized that all measures taken to combat terrorism must be in conformity with international law, in particular the Charter of the United Nations, human rights law, international humanitarian law and refugee law, and that measures countering terrorism should also respect the rule of law.
The commitment of African countries to combat the scourge of terrorism, premised on a common recognition that terrorism posed a serious threat to peace, stability, security and development of the continent was further given concrete expression in the OAU Solemn Declaration on the Conference on Security, Stability, Development and Cooperation in Africa(AHG/Decl.4(XXXVI)), adopted by the Lomé Summit in July 2000, to serve as a comprehensive framework for coordinating and harmonizing security, stability, development and integration policies in Africa.
His delegation agreed that terrorism posed an extremely serious threat to international peace and security and that all States must undertake measures to bring to justice all perpetrators, organizers and sponsors of terrorist acts.
Member States agreed that terrorism posed a serious threat to peace, security and stability in various parts of the world and no single country or organization could alone counter the scope and diversity of the threat.
Terrorism poses a grave threat to a just order.
Today, terrorism poses a serious threat to these values.
Terrorism poses the gravest challenge to the stability and progress of contemporary societies.
Terrorism poses a grave threat to the international community.
Terrorism poses a grave threat to individuals' lives and national security around the world.
Terrorism poses a grave threat to all States and societies.