Examples of using Challenge posed in English and their translations into Russian
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The challenge posed by IUU fishing requires a global response.
It is time that the international community responded to the challenge posed by this day dedicated to peace.”.
The challenge posed by climate change is a test of our common future.
All nations must therefore join hands to meet the challenge posed by terrorists.
Poland recognizes the challenge posed by the use of weapons of this kind.
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In this regard, the Committee reviewed the efforts of Member States andpartners in addressing the challenge posed by this phenomenon.
The challenge posed by the actions of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea had yet to be adequately addressed.
He stressed that the Commission should take up the challenge posed by the Doha Declaration.
The challenge posed by anti-personnel mines to humanity is far too great for any one country to face alone.
In strengthening the capacity development, DESA highlighted the challenge posed by the unpredictability of funding.
The challenge posed by the present requirements of financial and technological support merits the urgent attention of the international community.
Within our capabilities, we have adopted a significant number of policies andmeasures to respond to the challenge posed by climate change.
The challenge posed by the crisis entails replacing outdated theories that belong to an old world with new proposals crafted for a new world.
Reference was made to the increasing abuse of substances not under international control, and the challenge posed by illegal Internet pharmacies.
Nevertheless, we are still faced with the challenge posed by the unequal distribution of wealth, power and prestige among the various social groups.
The report will review the initiatives adopted at the national andinternational levels to respond to the challenge posed by the global food crisis.
Some speakers highlighted the challenge posed by new trends in the illicit use of drugs, particularly amphetamine-type stimulants, in their countries.
The United States commends the United Nations for its vision to build partnerships across the world to tackle the challenge posed by a changing climate.
In this regard, the Council acknowledges that the challenge posed by small arms is multifaceted and involves security, humanitarian and development dimensions.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC)sets the overall framework for intergovernmental efforts to tackle the challenge posed by climate change.
The challenge posed by excessive process is likely to become more pressing in view of an incipient boom in inter-agency collaboration at the country level.
The World Conference to be held in South Africa in 2001 would give the international community an opportunity to confront the challenge posed by the denial of inherent human rights.
One major challenge posed by the draft law is the fact that it was drafted in the context of the amnesty law, and therefore does not provide for judicial accountability.
Above all, however, we want to learn from each and every one of you, for we are convinced that only through dialogue andcooperation can we find a comprehensive response to the challenge posed by HIV/AIDS.
The challenge posed by organized crime, corruption and illicit trafficking to the rule of law in conflict and post-conflict States is increasingly apparent.
The adoption of the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS in June 2001 of the twenty-sixth special session of the General Assembly2 was a watershed moment when the world recognized the challenge posed by AIDS and pledged to take action.
Indigenous experts noted the challenge posed by increasing indigenous populations where about 50 per cent(e.g., Canada) or more were under the age of 19 years.
Pastoral four-acre hacienda opens in Villa Victoria,Mexico, to serve as home to the new Continental Narconon Latin America-eagerly accepting the challenge posed by a region in dire need of effective drug rehabilitation.
Given the challenge posed by non-State actors, export controls, in order to be effective, should be as much international as national and more inclusive than exclusive.
The period under review has also been characterized by a heightening of the challenge posed by the three main threats to the consolidation of peace and stability in Afghanistan, namely extremist violence, factionalism and the narcotics industry.