Examples of using Increasingly complex world in English and their translations into Russian
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In an increasingly complex world, individual conscience is ever more important.
Mr. Cabactulan(Philippines) said that data andinformation played a vital role in understanding an increasingly complex world.
Mr. De Gucht(Belgium)(spoke in French):We live in an increasingly complex world of ever more diverse challenges.
For us, the United Nations is paramount in ensuring the rule of law and justice in an increasingly complex world.
In today's increasingly complex world, there will be a continuing need for detailed analysis of the Fund's investment and operational transactions.
Today's highways, bridges, tunnels andother public constructions have to handle the challenges of an increasingly complex world.
Mr. Liu Zhenmin(China)said that all Member States agreed that, in an increasingly complex world, the role of the United Nations must be strengthened.
Moreover, it is a fruitful forum where the NCAs can discuss options on how to face new challenges in the increasingly complex world.
The hearing pointed out that in such an increasingly complex world, no single national Government or agency was capable of comprehensive and integrated development.
Health and well-being are much needed assets for us all andfor the societies in which we live in today's increasingly complex world.
Ms. Medal(Nicaragua) said that, in an increasingly complex world, the United Nations was and would continue to be the only global organization capable of responding to emerging challenges.
The report outlines clearly the challenges andopportunities that face the United Nations in an increasingly complex world.
In an increasingly complex world, looking at the labour statistics system in isolation would seem to be restrictive in terms of being able to understand the processes behind the headline figures.
Culture provides individuals and societies with the energies and cohesion they need in order to cope with uncertainty andrapid change in an increasingly complex world.
First, he encouraged Member States to come to a decision on the terms of reference of IAAC in early 2007, bearing in mind that, in an increasingly complex world, access to technical advice from highly qualified experts was essential to help Member States execute their oversight role.
The Court is a principal organ of the United Nations for effectively ensuring the rule of law in international relations andthe peaceful settlement of disputes in an increasingly complex world.
In an increasingly complex world, the implementation by Governments of all the mandates and goals agreed upon at the United Nations can best be achieved by leveraging catalytic partnerships with non-governmental organizations, the private sector, philanthropic organizations, and academic and scientific institutions.
Agreed another participant,agreement among the five permanent members was often not sufficient to dictate an outcome in an increasingly complex world, though it could be a necessary condition.
In an increasingly complex world, we need to do our utmost to revive the spirit of the Vienna Declaration, which articulated with unequivocal clarity the inherent nature of the dignity and human rights that belong to all human beings, regardless of their differences, and the universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated nature of all human rights.
And he confirms that"the State and its national sovereignty"(ibid., para. 14)are the essential link between the isolated individual and the increasingly complex world in which he finds himself.
In an ever increasingly complex world, with the escalating proliferation of pressing issues of an unprecedented nature, it is all the more imperative to revitalize the role and authority of this body through the political will and commitment of all Member States to enable it to perform optimally and to fully exercise the power granted to it in the United Nations Charter.
I would like at the same time to pay tribute to the work of our Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan,who has devoted himself and all his energy to our Organization, in an increasingly complex world.
However, if the United Nations development system was to remain a relevant andeffective partner in an increasingly complex world, the drive for greater coherence, simplification and harmonization would have to be continued, and the basic mechanisms of the development process, such as common country assessments(CCAs), UNDAFs, and poverty-reduction strategy papers would have to be improved still further.
At the same time, developments such as those in Argentina could only be a matter of serious concern, andstood as a reminder of the constant challenges facing development in an increasingly complex world.
For that reason, the wider membership should renew its collective commitment and exert the needed political will in order toenable the General Assembly to play its leading role in an increasingly complex world, with escalating, pressing issues, and to meet the long-standing and emerging challenges it faces.
Its issuance takes place at a time when the United Nations is engaged in a sustained long-term effort of reform and renewal intended to give it a greater unity of purpose and coherence of efforts andto enhance its capacity to respond to the demands of an increasingly complex world.
On completion of the reform process the staff hoped that the Organization would emerge stronger, more effective,better equipped and more able to face the challenges of an increasingly complex world.
We can debate interminably here the issue of Iraq and the current circumstances of the Iraqi people, butwhat brooks no debate is the fact that this forum has not acted in a way commensurate with the demands of an increasingly complex world.
As we are now considering in the Assembly the report of the International Court of Justice(ICJ), and having heard the very useful statement by Judge Shi Jiuyong, its President, this opportunity is particularly timely because the Court is a key body anda principle organ of the United Nations in ensuring that the rule of law genuinely prevails in international relations in an increasingly complex world.
I commend the efforts and the contribution to the United Nations of Mr. Julian Hunte as President of the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session, and I express my appreciation to Secretary-General Kofi Annan for his commitment, dedication and leadership in working to further the realizationof the objectives and the mission of the United Nations in our increasingly complex world.