Примеры использования Those scourges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My country is doing its best to combat those scourges.
In Africa, those scourges afflicted 33 per cent of the children.
Inequalities in development exacerbate those scourges.
Those scourges, however, kill millions of Africans every year.
That complements our own national strategies andprogrammes to combat those scourges.
How can we overcome those scourges assailing human beings throughout the world?
The unique vulnerability of our island States to all those scourges is widely recognized.
Those scourges all had economic, social, political and cultural dimensions.
They had agreed to strengthen their cooperation in order to combat those scourges more efficiently.
Those scourges distance us from the goal of peace, which inspired the founders of the Organization.
She called on the United Nations system to support the efforts of countries affected by those scourges.
Unfortunately, the actions taken to eradicate those scourges are too disparate and-- more important-- insufficient.
The machinery established by the United Nations system in recent years to counter those scourges was impressive.
Regrettably, despite concerted efforts to control those scourges, they still continue to kill many children and adults in Africa.
Brazil will continue to promote the implementation of existing multilateral instruments to fight those scourges.
Add the economic crisis the world faces now to those scourges, and it becomes difficult not to see the future as dark and menacing.
Convinced that racism and racial discrimination obstructed sustainable development,Guyana endeavoured to combat those scourges.
He therefore proposed that the Committee should highlight contemporary manifestations of those scourges and said that he was in favour of the adoption of a new protocol prohibiting them.
That means that we must increase our joint efforts while using all the means andintelligence at our disposal to confront those scourges.
In keeping with its commitment to combat those scourges, her Government had drafted and was implementing legislation to protect citizens and harshly punish offenders.
He reaffirmed that the international community must make the fight against those scourges one of its highest priorities.
Those scourges had arisen in new and more sophisticated forms, and thus more urgently required the Committee's attention and the decisive action of the international community.
Child slavery and economic slavery impact the societies of the international community, andwe need to mobilize our collective resources to combat those scourges.
To combat those scourges, his Government advocated good governance, the promotion of human rights and the elimination of all forms of discrimination, and it encouraged partnership with civil society.
The world could not stand by while racism and its attendant ills continued unabated, andthe Durban commitments provided an action plan to combat those scourges.
In that regard, the authorities have endeavoured to put in place laws, policies andinstitutions that seek to combat those scourges and to continuously promote social cohesion, religious tolerance and what they refer to as racial harmony.
We have also been striving, in the context of international institutions, to develop specific means of achieving worldwide coordination andcooperation to deal with and eradicate those scourges.
The Security Council andGeneral Assembly resolutions on combating those scourges were based on a broad understanding of the common threat posed by narcotics and terrorism to all Member States and the need for cooperation by the entire international community.
Another major achievement had been the setting up of the European monitoring centre on racism andxenophobia, which would provide support to member States in their campaigns against those scourges.
Attempting to contain those scourges-- especially for developing countries, and Zambia in particular-- entails the diversion of much-needed, scarce resources from other priority areas, such as education and health, which are critical in the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.