Примеры использования These global challenges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These global challenges require universal solutions.
Each country is directly concerned by these global challenges.
These global challenges have far-reaching implications for the world Organization.
The confluence of any number of these global challenges is likely to have even greater impact.
I welcome the growing importance that the United Nations attaches to these global challenges.
Addressing these global challenges will be key to the success of SUSU's academic programmes.
No State, whether super-Power or small island State,can master these global challenges alone.
These global challenges do not distinguish among people on the basis of colour, religion or nationality.
Multilateral engagement andpartnership is essential if we are to address these global challenges in a sustainable manner.
We must find a solution to these global challenges through a multilateral system in which all participate.
As a frontrunner in sustainability research,Germany strongly believes in international cooperation to overcome these global challenges.
We stand ready to work with our partners to meet these global challenges and realize Africa's promise.
Rising to these global challenges requires determined and coordinated action at the national, regional and international levels.
The theme of the session invites Governments, international agencies andcivil society to work together to provide a long-term solution for these global challenges.
The best way to deal with these global challenges is through an effective and strong multilateral system-- through a strong United Nations system.
It is clearly up to you,the Member States, to make of the United Nations a strong tool that can play a central role in facing these global challenges and work for the common good.
These global challenges also have an impact on Finland and the strategy emphasises the interdependence of sustainable development in the industrialised and developing world.
The United Nations represents the only forum that can address these global challenges in all their complexity and provide mechanisms for acting together in a coordinated manner.
It is against the background of articulating the role and importance of multilateralism and a strong andeffective United Nations that I will explore the response of my country to these global challenges.
These global challenges have also strongly emphasized the characteristic interdependence of our world, where today issues that concern us are more strongly interlinked than ever and cannot be dealt with in isolation.
In this situation, only well-coordinated cross-border public investments can fund the needed green public goods andinduce complementary private investment to address these global challenges.
Decisions on the most effective way to address these global challenges will need to be taken, and the consideration of the costs and benefits of taking(or not taking) actions will provide input into that discussion.
Secretary Clinton continued:‘The United States believes that the ISTC mission can evolve to fit a changing environment, andthe Center can become an extremely valuable tool in our joint efforts to address these global challenges.
We would encourage the Secretariat to allocate the resources it needs to counter these global challenges effectively and to ask for more intergovernmental support if these are inadequate.
In response to andconsistent with resolution 65/151, the Secretary-General launched his"Sustainable Energy for All" initiative to mobilize action from all sectors of society to meet these global challenges.
WHO and the international community respond to these global challenges within an international health security agenda, which must therefore involve coordinated action and cooperation among and within Governments, the private sector, health systems, media and individuals.
In this situation, only well-coordinated cross-border public investments can fund the needed green public goods andinduce complementary private investments through public-private partnerships to address these global challenges.
UNODC has built on its comparative advantages to confront these global challenges through three interconnected pillars of work, research, implementation of the conventions and operations in the field, in assisting Member States in formulating and implementing policies.
In this situation, well-coordinated cross-border public investments can fund needed green public goods and induce complementary private investments, for example,through public-private partnerships, in order to address these global challenges.
To address these global challenges, we must go on building bridges among allies around the globe in order to bring the rice to where it is needed to feed the people, to make investments to create jobs, and to keep the peace and maintain stability in the world.