Примеры использования Transnational problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those are transnational problems that require transnational solutions.
Environmental hazards, population movement and disease have all become transnational problems.
Drugs, crime and terrorism are transnational problems with profound local repercussions.
Globalization and interdependence have made all of us equally vulnerable to transnational problems.
The only chance we have to deal with transnational problems is to work out transnational responses.
They have helped to spawn new situations of conflict, civil andethnic wars and transnational problems.
Multilateral relations have become the most realistic approach to transnational problems in a world undergoing the process of globalization.
Regional cooperation continues to be pertinent to the strengthening of Afghanistan's engagement in regional dynamics andits capacity to address transnational problems.
Trafficking and migration were transnational problems which required States to collaborate to develop new remedies and strategies.
Environmental hazards, population movements and disease have all become transnational problems.
Transnational problems, such as poverty, disease, unequal access to basic services, and resource, food, and water shortages, could have negative effects on security across regions.
Indeed, they are a major source of the proliferation of many other complex transnational problems, such as organized crime, illegal trafficking in arms and narcotic drugs, money-laundering and the like.
Overall, to quote one speaker, the debate reaffirmed the commitment ofthe international community to the validity and importance of multilateral action as being"the most realistic approach to transnational problems in an increasingly globalized world.
I identified, then, drug abuse anddrug-trafficking as one of the key transnational problems which poses a particular threat to the stability and integrity of our societies and as a problem that requires an effective and concerted response at the national, regional and international levels.
How can we remain indifferent when confronted with the scourges of poverty, illiteracy, foreign aggression, conflict,various pandemics and transnational problems associated with the degradation of the environment and drug trafficking?
The Security Council stresses the importance of the role of the Secretary-General's Special Representative for West Africa in facilitating the coordination of a coherent United Nations approach to cross-order and transnational problems in the sub-region.
The leaders declare that African andAmerican security interests alike will be advanced by a joint attack on the transnational problems of terrorism, disease, proliferation of weapons, drug trafficking and environmental degradation.
In his presidential statementdated 25 March 2004(S/PRST/2004/7) on cross-border issues, the President of the Security Council stressed the importance of the role of the Secretary-General's Special Representative for West Africa in facilitating the coordination of a coherent United Nations approach to cross-border and transnational problems in the subregion.
In the absence of global governance, regional cooperation could serve as an effective mechanism for combining forces to tackle transnational problems, to assist those countries that were unable to cope with globalization problems on their own and to spread the benefits and costs of globalization more equitably.
We welcome the December 2002 Kabul Declaration on Good Neighbourly Relations andare encouraged by the efforts of neighbouring States to work cooperatively with Afghanistan to solve the pressing domestic and transnational problems which threaten to further destabilize the country.
Following the open debate, the Security Council issued a presidential statement(S/PRST/2004/7), in which it stressed the importance of the role of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for West Africa in facilitating the coordination of a coherent United Nations approach to cross-border and transnational problems in the subregion, and encouraged the Special Representative to continue to hold regular meetings on coordination among the United Nations missions in the region in the interest of improved cohesion and maximum efficiency.
At the international level, there was an urgent need to better manage globalization and redress imbalances and inequities in order to provide assistance-- primarily financial-- to already marginalized countries that had been further weakened by internal conflicts, transnational problems, HIV/AIDS and/or natural disasters, and to help them achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Only transnational cooperation could resolve a transnational problem.
The international community had made a commitment to eliminating the transnational problem of corruption.
It was noted that corruption was a multidimensional,dynamic and transnational problem.
People-smuggling and trafficking, in particular,are a truly transnational problem.
We consider it necessary to strengthen international cooperation in order to tackle this transnational problem with the goal of combating all aspects of the phenomenon.
That includes confronting the transnational problem of drug trafficking that plagues the country and the region.
That transnational problem required a global solution based on increased international judicial cooperation.
Guyana recognizes that human trafficking is a complex transnational problem with its roots in gender inequality, social-economic factors, push/pull migration factors and criminal activity.