Примеры использования Was at a crossroads на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee, too, was at a crossroads.
In my address to you last year,I said that the Conference on Disarmament was at a crossroads.
Sierra Leone was at a crossroads.
Ms. Mesquita Pessôa(Brazil)said that the world was at a crossroads.
Peacekeeping was at a crossroads.
Ms. Calmy-Rey(Switzerland) said that the Treaty was at a crossroads.
She stated that UNFPA was at a crossroads and much was being asked of the Fund.
The region of Asia and the Pacific was at a crossroads.
However, UNCTAD was at a crossroads, and the need to renew its functioning was undeniable.
He suggested that Asia was at a crossroads.
The world community was at a crossroads; the problem of trade imbalances must be addressed and protectionism must be resisted.
Thus, the General Assembly was at a crossroads.
UNCTAD was at a crossroads, however, defined by a growing conflict between the reality of its success and a perception of its redundancy and ineffectiveness.
The United Nations was at a crossroads.
More generally, the country was at a crossroads between national sovereignty and responsibility and accountability, and between continuing conflict and a politically inclusive dialogue.
Mr. Varga(Hungary) said that, over the last year,it had often been recalled that UNIDO was at a crossroads, which offered opportunities as well as challenges.
While last year Haiti was at a crossroads, this year's devastating event means that the country now faces the possibility of a new beginning, provided that the international community keeps its promises of assistance.
Many of the Group's interlocutors, both Haitian and international,stated that Haiti was at a crossroads and might well relapse into social unrest and instability if the current opportunities were not seized.
They felt that the process was at a crossroads and needed commitment to produce a strong outcome.
It was the first commodity conference of the new millenium, as well as the first commodity-related event being held after UNCTAD X. More importantly,it was being held at a crucial time when the world as well as the jute economy was at a crossroads, with issues relating to globalization, liberalization and institutional restructuring influencing thinking on the relevance of international commodity agreements worldwide.
Five months ago,Secretary-General Kofi Annan told his audience in Tokyo that the world was at a crossroads and had to choose between two paths: one that leads to the restriction and reversal of nuclear proliferation and another that leads to a growing number of States feeling obliged to arm themselves with weapons of mass destruction and non-State actors acquiring the means to carry out nuclear terrorism.
Mr. Chabi(Morocco), speaking on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement,said that United Nations peacekeeping was at a crossroads, its scale and complexity having reached levels that posed serious challenges and overstretched capacities.
He had long understood that UNIDO was at a crossroads and great efforts were needed to make it safe.
The Director observed that investment policymaking was at a crossroads, with divergent paths at the national and international levels.
I said at the very outset that the international community was at a crossroads in our attempts to build an international dispensation in which the threat of mass destruction had no place.
Last year I emphasized that the international community was at a crossroads where we were faced not only with matters of economic progress but also with an environment full of conflicts and strife.
In my previous report to the Security Council,I stated that South Sudan was at a crossroads and that the most critical determinant would be the internal dynamics within SPLM and how they would be managed.
The representative of Benin, speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries(LDCs),stressed that UNCTAD was at a crossroads, and that since the ongoing UN reform was approaching its final phase, UNCTAD XII and its preparatory process would be timely and pertinent.
As a recurring theme of the discussions,many interlocutors stressed that Haiti was at a crossroads and that tangible improvements in the daily lives of the Haitian people were needed to"lock in" the peace and security achieved by the Government with support from MINUSTAH.
Donors expressed their satisfaction with progress made in the peace process andrecognized that the country was at a crossroads, which called for a renewed commitment to support, to consolidate gains and commence in the second phase of the transition process, allowing for transition from relief to development assistance.