Примеры использования Transboundary nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The transboundary nature of effects.
Water resources in Central Asia are predominantly of a transboundary nature.
The transboundary nature of effects.
The development of common approaches to environmental problems of a transboundary nature is particularly pertinent.
The transboundary nature of watercourses in the subregion are very important in this regard.
The phenomenon's insidious and transboundary nature called for a global response.
The transboundary nature of PM was important to consider in work for the review of the Gothenburg Protocol.
It was observed that the principle of cooperation underlined the transboundary nature of environmental protection.
In many cases the transboundary nature of environmental issues necessitates coordinated international action.
Deposition decreases were not always as great,especially in small countries, due to the transboundary nature of the pollution.
The latter was particular relevant, as the transboundary nature of the Assessment would be beneficial for work carried out by EEA.
Lastly, he noted with satisfaction that the focus of the topic at issue had become the transboundary nature of the aquifers.
The transboundary nature of the problem, with transnational corporations resorting to fraudulent practices, shell companies and corruption, is a complicating factor.
The Internet is a very specific means of communication which, because of its transboundary nature, is difficult to subject to legal regulation.
It accentuated the transboundary nature of the aquifer as a source of obligations for States concerned rather than a universal source of obligations for all States.
Disasters and climate change The NCA subregion's shared vulnerabilities emanate from the transboundary nature of disaster and environmental risks.
Given the global or transboundary nature of environmental problems, the participation of countries in the overall management of UNEP should be universal and not limited to a group of countries.
International and regional cooperation is relevant to the implementation of Article 6, especially given the transboundary nature of climate change issues.
This transboundary nature of current criminal activities indeed poses a serious threat to the well-being of the international community, both the Member States and the peoples of the world.
Canada reported that the Canada-UnitedStates Air Quality Agreement, focused on reducing acidification, recognized the transboundary nature of SO2 emissions.
Confining solutions within national borders belies the transboundary nature of the region's critical ecosystems, including coral reefs, forests, wetlands, mountain areas and dry zones.
The discovery of the severe pollution problems associated with sulphur in the atmosphere and in precipitation,combined with its transboundary nature, provided the background for setting up EMEP in 1977.
Due to the transboundary nature of air pollution concerns, Canada is working with the United States of America to address acid rain and smog, including particulate matter concerns.
Three reports focus on the need for subregional cooperation, given the transboundary nature of desertification and of certain resources such as water.
Furthermore, the secretariat pointed to the need for clarification related to a number of aquifers in Northern andEastern Europe for which there was no agreement on their transboundary nature.
He stressed that forestry offers akey entry point for South- South cooperation, given the transboundary nature of forest resources in Africa, such as the Congo basin.
The transboundary nature of water resources in the UNECE region means that risks and challenges are shared and thus solutions in adaptation need to be coordinated between all states in a transboundary basin.
They are suggested because they concern issues which are of a global or transboundary nature that cut across individual, regional or group interests and over which Governments individually have little influence.
The transboundary nature of cause and effect relationships threatening the forests and the importance of forests as original elements and key habitats of the pan-European landscape call for an integrated effort to prevent forest degradation.
However, it is also realistic to observe that, because of the complexity,magnitude and transboundary nature of those problems, partnerships at the local, regional and global levels are essential to effectively address them.