Examples of using Challenges of development in English and their translations into Russian
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The challenges of development and social exclusion.
Summing of 2017,prospects and challenges of development“.
The challenges of development in the context of the agenda of UNCTAD IX.
UN-NADAF was intended to help Africa overcome the challenges of development.
The challenges of development were compounded by that of climate change.
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Summing up the results of 2017, prospects and challenges of development“, which will be held in Moscow on December 6, 2017.
We welcome such initiatives and encourage them,as they meaningfully contribute to addressing the challenges of development.
The problems, conflicts and challenges of development and international cooperation are growing in complexity.
The present international financial and trade architecture has failed to meet the challenges of development and poverty eradication.
In order to meet the enormous global challenges of development we need effectiveness in our development policies as a whole.
As a small country with limited resources,the Maldives was handicapped in overcoming the challenges of development.
The challenges of development were not only to bridge the development divide but also to prevent it from becoming wider.
To that end,Israel is marking International Development Day by organizing a round-table discussion on the challenges of development.
That is why the international community needs to address the challenges of development and climate change in a more coherent and focused manner.
As a signatory of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) Convention,Tajikistan has agreed to confront the challenges of development.
We also hope that they will be able to face the challenges of development and devote to it the energies now being devoted to their differences.
The least developed countries, particularly the land-locked ones like Nepal,are confronted with the most formidable challenges of development.
In their determination to overcome the challenges of development, the African founding fathers established the African Development Bank 40 years ago.
As we direct our energies towards peace and security,we must also remain focused on the twin challenges of development and poverty eradication.
Presently, humanity is confronted with the challenges of development versus underdevelopment, progress versus recession, wealth versus extreme and ever-increasing poverty.
Only in an environment of peace andstability can nations concentrate their energy to meet the challenges of development and to achieve poverty eradication.
The challenges of development must be approached with a forward-looking attitude aiming at sustainable development and strengthening the developing nations' industrial capacity.
That caricature masked another reality,that of a more stable and attractive Africa determined to meet the challenges of development.
I would like to reiterate here that the challenges of development are enormous in the areas of infrastructure, industrialization and agricultural development in Africa.
That notwithstanding, Africa has taken bold and imaginative steps through the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) to address the challenges of development.
Too narrow a focus on governance, therefore,without adequate attention to the challenges of development and security, will not help consolidate new and restored democracies.
Those timely questions illustrate our concerns at a time when the world is undergoing profound change andwhen most of our countries continue to face challenges of development.
Central to our ability to respond to the challenges of development are the multilateral institutions, which must be reformed to deal with the world in the twenty-first century.
No less than in the sphere of peace and security,the consideration of our approaches to the vastly complex challenges of development must clearly be an ongoing task.
In an increasingly interdependent world, the challenges of development can be met only through well-planned, coordinated and adequately funded international action.