Примеры использования To such challenges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is our duty to find sustainable solutions to such challenges.
Technology will be only part of the response to such challenges, but without innovation, an effective response seems highly implausible.
In the past, the United Nations has often found itself unable to respond effectively to such challenges.
As a result, the United Nations has often reacted inadequately to such challenges as the numerous conflicts occurring within States.
For these and other reasons,an effective multilateral approach is the best response to such challenges.
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Regarding vulnerability issues, the need to build SIDS' resilience to such challenges as climate change and coastal erosion was stressed.
In the past, the United Nations has often found itself unable to respond effectively to such challenges.
If we are to respond to such challenges, we need an effective multilateral system founded on universal rules and values and on global legitimacy.
Nevertheless, the efforts being made gave reason to believe that it was responding to such challenges in the best way possible.
Therefore, the process of developing clear approaches to such challenges continues," Chairman of the Pastoral Council Archpriest Constantine Panteley commented on this event for the IRS.
It was emphasized that Governments andcommunities should work together to respond effectively to such challenges.
We affirm the critical importance of an enabling environment to support resilience to such challenges and of sustaining the momentum towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Japan supported ongoing efforts to provide training to help mission leaders rise to such challenges.
Sierra Leone's lowlevel of development and high level of youth unemployment made it particularly vulnerable to such challenges.
Mr. AMIR said that the United Nations needed to develop a global strategy to respond to such challenges of the modern world as poverty, discrimination, armed conflicts and terrorism.
Humanitarian intervention under the pretext of protecting human rights is being used by some influential politicians as an answer to such challenges.
There is also a need to develop a more coherent andeffective multilateral response to such challenges, instead of managing them on an ad hoc basis.
The Andean Community therefore advocated greater international cooperation through the establishment of bilateral andmultilateral mechanisms that strengthened the response to such challenges.
The organizations had responded to such challenges either by additional training of the remaining staff or by rehiring retirees as consultants or on other short-term contracts.
Document challenges in implementing rights-based approaches, in order for future guidance andadvice to effectively respond to such challenges.
Calling for a global anduniversal response to such challenges, he welcomed the recent conclusion of the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism and the adoption of Security Council resolution 1540 2004.
The United Nations can help countries by designing policy implications packages that analyse the impact of international agreements on national development strategies andways to respond to such challenges.
Broad international support through the United Nations system is essential for an effective response by the international community to such challenges as poverty, violence, environmental degradation, population pressures, and illiteracy and those posed by trade.
We welcome the Secretary-General's commitment to enhancing the United Nations partnership with regional organizations andGovernments in preparing for and responding to such challenges.
In this regard, they mention that it would have been useful for the report to elaborate further on the range of responses to such challenges as blending labour-intensive and technology-intensive modes of production, using technology for sustainable human development in eradicating poverty, expanding employment and protecting the environment.
While there are some laudable initiatives to modernize and professionalize the justice sector,its continuing inability to respond professionally to such challenges underlines the long-standing need for fundamental reform.
In response to such challenges, the international community had made several tentative attempts at a solution, including the creation by the Human Rights Council of an intergovernmental working group tasked with drafting a Declaration on the Human Right to Peace, which would be submitted to the General Assembly for adoption in due course.
The development of the situation in Afghanistan and the expansion in the scale of drug trafficking and cross-border organized crime require the strengthening of coordination, including through the creation of joint mechanisms to assess,prevent and respond to such challenges and threats.
Delegations noted progress towards the reform agenda, especially efforts to improve country-level delivery, andurged UNICEF to pay special attention to such challenges as building local capacities for addressing child protection issues and translating human rights principles and tools into concrete programming instruments.