Examples of using Challenges call in English and their translations into Russian
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New challenges call for new solutions.
To what extent do today's threats and challenges call for institutional reforms?
New challenges call for new solutions.
The persistent economic vulnerabilities, coupled with new and emerging challenges, called for urgent reform of global governance structures.
New challenges called for new solutions.
The Secretary-General emphasizes that the new international context andthe multidimensional nature of the challenges call for multilateral action and an integrated approach, and we agree.
Tough challenges call for tough solutions.
People who have gone through a lot of problems are now facing serious challenges called a big holding in which we make mistakes and learn on our mistakes.
Tough challenges call for robust solutions.
The international community, through successive resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly,recognizes that addressing global challenges calls for involving large numbers of people through volunteerism.
Global challenges call for global answers.
As the primary responsibility for the protection of United Nations staff rests with the host Governments,current security challenges call for global collective responsibility and steps to promote compliance with internationally agreed principles.
Those challenges call for vigorous action and increasingly close solidarity throughout the international community.
Emphasizing that global challenges call for global responsibility;
These challenges call for new wisdom founded on the principles of collective security, well-being and prosperity.
While it is the responsibility of the parties and the Commission to determine the date of the elections,technical challenges call into question the feasibility of holding comprehensive and credible elections by the Comprehensive Peace Agreement target date of July 2009.
New security challenges call for increasing international commitment and multilateral cooperation at all levels.
Some of these global challenges-- such as climate change or communicable diseases-- are quintessential public goods; others-- such as food security, water management,migration and energy-- pose complex challenges calling for global cooperation in order to find durable solutions.
The toughest challenges call for the toughest solutions.
While the State of Kuwait supports the reforms that have been adopted in our international mechanisms, the ongoing changes in and transformation of the world order andthe emergence of new problems and challenges call for continued reform and the restructuring of many United Nations bodies to accompany those changes and improve their performance.
New problems and new challenges call for new, creative and flexible approaches.
The new challenges call for new ideas, new sources of financing, new forms of cooperation and new rules, specifically for financial markets.
As the primary responsibility for the security and protection of the United Nations and associated personnel rests with the host Governments,current security challenges call for global collective responsibility and joint concrete steps to promote compliance with internationally agreed principles for ensuring the safety and security of humanitarian and United Nations personnel.
Today's challenges call on all Governments and the international community to mobilize their political will and resources to make the vision of Cairo a reality.
The response to global challenges calls for worldwide cooperation and coordination.
The new challenges call for different and creative solutions so as not to be left behind by changes in the world in the technological, economic, social and undoubtedly even cultural fields.
While some of these challenges call for a longer-term involvement, we cannot afford to postpone action.
New tasks and challenges call increasing efficiency, cost rationalization and the equal geographic participation of States and peoples in the United Nations system.
The existing environmental challenges call for a transformational approach to the way the world consumes energy, the way it develops technology and the way it pursues development.
Acute global threats and challenges call for the consolidation of collective approaches in international affairs and for further improvement of the instruments of multilateral diplomacy.