Examples of using Challenges alone in English and their translations into Russian
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We are not facing these challenges alone.
No nation can manage these challenges alone; we need to stand together and together do what is right.
Individual States cannot face those challenges alone.
Yet Africa could not face those challenges alone and it often lacked the necessary resources.
The least developed countries could not address such challenges alone.
Since no nation could effectively tackle those global challenges alone, further coordination and strengthening of international cooperation were needed.
Member States do not need to undertake those challenges alone.
No country could grapple successfully with such complex challenges alone, much less a developing country, and Guatemala therefore particularly welcomed the adoption of the Arms Trade Treaty.
But the people of Afghanistan will not have to face those challenges alone.
Some delegates agreed that no country could solve the current development challenges alone and recognized UNCTAD's unique position for building consensus among its global members.
Neighbouring countries cannot and should not be asked to face the pressing challenges alone.
Small island developing States were unable to address such challenges alone and therefore required international support.
Neither Afghanistan norany of its neighbours can address those challenges alone.
The OIC, however, is not trying to address all of these challenges alone; it has willing partners, including the United Nations and its specialized agencies, civil society and other regional organizations.
It is clear that the United Nations cannot successfully address these challenges alone.
The majority of these countries do not have the capacity to deal with these challenges alone, often lacking sufficient resources or being caught in regional or global situations such as cross-border conflict.
No country, however big or important,is capable of tackling global challenges alone.
Cameroon could not tackle those challenges alone and trusted that it would receive substantial financial assistance from the international community to enable it to create the necessary conditions for the advancement of Cameroonian women.
Even the most powerful States are not able to face and deal with new challenges alone.
No State had the ability or resources to meet the current challenges alone. An effective international regime to counter the threats of nuclear weapons and their proliferation was therefore needed.
No State, however wealthy or powerful,can tackle all these challenges alone.
However, what is clear now is that no country can face the current global threats and challenges alone or hide behind a mask of indifference or passivity.
Unlike the appearance for the Mythic +15 dungeon here you have to rely only on yourself, because you need to pass the challenges alone.
Millions of children all over the world faced poverty, hunger, malnutrition and exploitation, andmany of them were facing such challenges alone or without adequate support from their families, communities and public authorities.
Given the vast scale of human resource needs in the health and education sectors,it is unreasonable to expect Governments to face these challenges alone.
Humanitarian crises were often of such a magnitude that no one Government or agency could successfully meet the aid and protection challenges alone; the efforts of UNHCR to enhance its cooperation with a wide range of partners were therefore to be commended.
As we pointed out a week ago in the outcome document,no country can tackle today's intricate challenges alone.
We believe that no one State, however powerful and wise it is,can meet these universal problems and challenges alone, much less find lasting, solid solutions to them.
Reiterating the need to build effective partnerships and alliances within the Movement as well as with other partners in Europe and elsewhere,recognizing that no one organization can address these challenges alone.
The representative of the Congo noted that it was important to assist States in meeting their obligations, butonly when they were unable to deal with specific challenges alone.