Примеры использования Today's conflicts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Today's conflicts are often deeply rooted and complex.
Conventional arms- especially light weaponry- are at the heart of today's conflicts.
In today's conflicts, women and girls are more and more often directly targeted.
Nonetheless, one cannot escape the fact that the more intense of today's conflicts have occurred in Africa.
Today's conflicts have many dimensions, which must be addressed comprehensively.
The situation endured by civilians in many of today's conflicts continues to warrant attention and action.
Many of today's conflicts are fuelled by the illegal trade in small arms and light weapons.
Readily available and easy to use,small arms are the main tools of violence in today's conflicts.
One is the fact that so many of today's conflicts are within States rather than between States.
Today's conflicts call for a more coherent yet decentralized United Nations response capability.
But in the"free for all" of many of today's conflicts these local edicts are being ignored and undermined.
The ICRC, in a recent study, summarized the experience of the successive disintegration of urban services for people in today's conflicts.
Many of today's conflicts involve non-State actors and shifting landscapes of transnational organized crime.
The absence of effective controls on the transfer of small arms along with their low cost make them popular weapons in today's conflicts.
Today's conflicts have developed regional dimensions and created new dynamics that extend well beyond the border of a single country.
We need to intensify and harmonize our efforts to combat the illegal trade in andproliferation of such arms, which account for most casualties in today's conflicts.
Three, many of today's conflicts involve a complex web of objectives and actors, local and regional dimensions that pose difficult challenges for mediators.
It takes stock of positive developments and ongoing ornew concerns affecting civilians in today's conflicts and makes additional recommendations for responding to the core challenges.
Today's conflicts are primarily internal, often fought by multiple, semi-autonomous armed groups within existing State boundaries.
This will entail narrowing structural inequities and addressing the extreme poverty, practices of exclusion andmanipulation of diversity that are at the root of so many of today's conflicts.
Today's conflicts, and their unacceptable civilian toll, are fuelled by the widespread availability and irresponsible accumulation of conventional armaments.
Ensuring that the abuse of humanitarian assistance does not end up prolonging the conflict is one of the greatest challenges facing humanitarian actors in today's conflicts.
Many of today's conflicts last the whole length of a childhood, meaning that from birth to early adulthood, many children will experience multiple and cumulative assaults.
A first priority as we enter the next century will be for the international community to find ways of acting effectively in response to the very clear warnings of impending disasters,such as those that have preceded today's conflicts.
Many of today's conflicts last the length of a"childhood", meaning that from birth to early adulthood, children will experience multiple and accumulative assaults.
According to a recent World Health Organization report, preventable disease, such as malaria,claims more lives than today's conflicts put together. Of 300 to 500 million clinical cases annually, 1.5 to 2.7 million lives are lost.
Today's conflicts poignantly demonstrated that children had become targets of violence and were used as human hostages in unscrupulous military actions intended to force communities to submit.
Mr. Kolby(Norway) said that, while in the past“traditional” conflicts had been settled by the signingof a peace agreement, there was really only one approach to today's conflicts, given their complexities, and that was peace-building, which meant supporting the transition from war to peace.
Today's conflicts have become more diversified and increasingly complex, as evidenced in cases where a civil war escalates due to the dysfunctional condition of a State.
Of the 16 peace-keeping operations currently deployed, most are confronted with exceedingly difficult missions,reflecting the fact that most of today's conflicts are fought within States, not only by regular armies but also by militias and civilians with ill-defined chains of command.