Examples of using Worldwide problem in English and their translations into Danish
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Firstly, unemployment is not a worldwide problem.
But IPR is a worldwide problem, and it therefore requires consideration on a global level.
Trading in greenhouse gas emissions is a worldwide problem and requires global solutions.
It is a worldwide problem and the Commission can offer leadership on the issue by proposing an international plan of action.
However, we recognise that there is a Europe-wide,indeed worldwide, problem with overfishing and unsustainable fish stocks.
This is a worldwide problem with countries in transition increasingly targeted by criminal orga nizations.
Mr President, this resolution does not just concern Australia but concerns the worldwide problem of the land rights of indigenous people.
Thirdly, Mr President, allow me to conclude: today's discussion opens up a very broad topic the surface of which we have barely scratched,although it concerns a worldwide problem.
Violence by men against women is, as was mentioned earlier, a worldwide problem of enormous proportions and with devastating implications for those concerned.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I would like to thank you for a debate which has shed light on this serious, worldwide problem from a number of perspectives.
The ever-increasing worldwide problems with water require a coordinated water management policy from the Member States and the introduction of environmental principles into an integrated management of water resources.
In writing.-(DE) I voted in favour of this report because violence against women is a worldwide problem which the global community has not yet managed to tackle.
The worldwide problem is of course reflected within the European Community, where water management has been included as a major element in the First Environmental Action Programme(1973-1976), the Second(1977-81) and the Third 1982-86.
Macartney(ARE).- Mr President, this resolution does not just concern Australia but concerns the worldwide problem ofthe land rights of indigenous people.
More than that, by subsidizing them we are encouraging a worldwide problem of overproduction and overcapacity in international fisheries which, of its own right and economically necessarily so, causes excess depletion of stocks on a global basis.
You may feel that matters are so out of control that there will be no end to the worldwide problems, but be assured that they are fully monitored.
I see the results emerging from this conference of 182 states as being rather meagre andthe prospect of effectively combating hunger as a worldwide problem, as a dismal one.
Falsified medicinal products andthe illegal trade in medicines are worldwide problems, both for highly developed countries and developing countries, and the problem is becoming increasingly widespread, posing a threat to patients' safety and lives.
We must of course be aware that however much we channel all our efforts into resolving the problem, it is a worldwide problem and the chances of our making progress are thus limited.
This is precisely a time when this intelligent technique for making services generally,indeed universally, available could inspire audacious solutions to worldwide problems in relation to water, basic medicines, education and all the shared dimensions of what is owned by the world as a whole, yet the European Commission is reducing the scope of this tool for guiding human societies, if not actually destroying it.
It is gratifying that we in the European Union are prepared to take the lead to tackle that worldwide problem and deal with such a wasteful side-effect of the fishing industry.
The Community and the Member States have played an important role in the international arena in the search for solutions to worldwide problems such as global climatic change and the destruction of the tropical rainforests.
Madam President, problematic waste andits transport are a growing problem worldwide.
Because the problem is worldwide: China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Peru fish.
The scourge of AIDS remains a serious humanitarian problem worldwide, and it therefore requires an integrated response at global level that mobilises the states, institutions, and societies of the various regions and continents.
