Examples of using Common responses in English and their translations into Russian
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But one of the other common responses is,“Is your wife white?
Common responses to traumatic events and human and economic costs.
We need to step up efforts to find common responses to global challenges.
They are threats to our common security, andtherefore require common responses.
Common responses have to be built on shared values that reflect the broader aspirations of our global society.
But we should ask whether we, the Member States,have done enough to find common responses.
Time flies and the momentum to reflect and devise common responses to threats common to all is being lost.
We are also bound to understand, sooner or later,that we are facing common threats that require common responses.
The most common responses for religion in Manly were No Religion 42.1%, Catholic 20.6% and Anglican 13.8.
We must therefore realize that common challenges require common responses for our common future.
But common responses have to be built on shared values that reflect the broader aspirations of our global societies.
While responses varied between actors, some common responses and conclusions could be drawn from each sector.
The Czech Republic is committed to playing its part andto further enhancing the European Union's contribution by searching for common responses.
We get familiar and common responses from children when asked this question like,"a doctor","a fireman","a soccer player","a horse trainer.
We need a fair and consistent collective security system,based on a common understanding of the major threats of today's world and what our common responses should be.
Common responses of women and girls, when confronted with violence online, are to self-censor, reduce participation or withdraw from the platforms and technology that they are using altogether.
The most common are,“Your son is so handsome!” or“What a beautiful family!” But one of the other common responses is,“Is your wife white?” People ask me at shows sometimes too.
In his report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the Secretary-General asks for the development of a fair andconsistent collective security system based on a common understanding of what the major threats of today's world are and what our common responses should be.
The EU Common Strategy on Russia approved by the European Council in June 1999, included environmental protection and the sustainable use of natural resources as common challenges,requiring common responses and solutions from both EU and Russian sides.
The borderless nature of cyberspace provides a particular imperative for States to enhance bilateral, regional andmultilateral cooperation to develop common responses to common threats.
Secondly, it reviews development issues and policies, to deepen the international community's understanding of global challenges in the economic and social spheres andto assist Member States to formulate common responses to these challenges.
Carefully choosing the spokesperson and formulating a common response that should be adhered to.
Iii. our common response.
Too often, we-- the international community-- are unable to agree on a common response.
In the context of climate change and its adverse effects,we are fully committed to finding a common response in accordance with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
In many small island developing States, migration is a common response to external shocks, particularly in smaller ones where the whole country can be affected.
II. Process of elaborating a United Nations common response to the world economic and financial crisis.
Changes in key personnel at the middle and top management levels have been a common response to inadequate performance in terms of reform.
The special session of the General Assembly planned for 2016 is another opportunity where countries can discuss a common response.
There are issues that require global attention, andas regards which the peoples of the world should try to agree to a common response.
