Examples of using Multiple global in English and their translations into Russian
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Multiple global crises.
An integrated approach for multiple global socio-environmental benefits should be used.
Developing countries are extremely vulnerable to the negative effects of the multiple global crises.
Moreover, multiple global crises and climate change threatened to reverse decades of development progress.
Deliberations should focus first and foremost on strategies for promoting development in the midst of multiple global challenges.
Several delegations underscored that multiple global crises had undermined progress towards sustainable development in many countries.
As member-owned businesses,cooperatives give people hope in the context of multiple global crises and disasters.
Their fears are real, given the current multiple global crises, particularly the financial and food crises and climate change.
Progress had been made in that respect, but it was uneven andhad been jeopardized by the multiple global crises.
In particular, the impact of the multiple global crises continued to threaten progress and has further widened the growing socio-economic disparities.
The international community should never, in the deliberation of multiple global challenges, lose its focus on children.
Multiple global index servers, with millions of URLs and real-time website data, enhance performance and maximize service availability.
Hunger, disease, climate change, terrorism,the unfulfilled promises of disarmament and multiple global crises all combine to conjure up a depressing picture.
The multiple global crises, especially the financial and economic crises, have had many adverse effects on developing countries, in particular on the most vulnerable groups.
New policy frameworks are needed to promote growth with equity, sustainability andsecurity and address the multiple global crises that have arisen in recent years.
The multiple global crises, which had led to a contraction of trade, remittances, official and development assistance, and aggravated commodity price volatility.
With a view to facilitating cross-learning, the Fund will create multiple global platforms for connecting grantees using similar strategies or interventions.
The multiple global crises make the relevance of solidarity phenomenal, and present an opportunity for world leaders to recognize international solidarity as an inescapable necessity.
The ECM system will enable website administrators to manage multiple global sites United Nations Headquarters, offices away from Headquarters, etc.
The consequences of multiple global crises, together with those of climate change, threatened to annihilate much of the progress accomplished in the areas of poverty reduction and social development.
While the target is expected to be met at the global level,despite setbacks resulting from multiple global crises, some regions are likely to fall short.
Mr. Wang Min(China)said that the impact of the multiple global crises, compounded by climate change, had severely challenged the ability of developing countries to achieve the MDGs by 2015.
Priority attention must be given to alleviating the adverse effects on the poor, especially women, of the multiple global crises and the challenge of climate change.
As has been repeatedly mentioned, the multiple global crises have had a severe adverse impact on the financing abilities of developing countries, in particular of the most vulnerable among us.
RCS Global and the IGF developed the IGF Guidance for Governments: Managing artisanal and small-scale mining, with input from stakeholders during multiple global consultations in the previous two years.
Commodity dependence and the impact of the multiple global crises on LDCs: mapping the exposure to market volatility and building resilience to future crises.
Mr. Alemu(Ethiopia) said that although there had been positive overall shifts in the development landscape,the least developed countries had been hardest hit by the multiple global crises, in particular by the impact of climate change.
In particular, the impact of the multiple global crises continues to threaten progress and has further widened growing socio-economic disparities in many small island developing States.
The achievement of the social dimensions of NEPAD requires that countries make concerted efforts to protect andsustain social investments in response to the multiple global crises related to food, energy, finance and the economy, and to the ongoing effects of climate change;
Multiple Global Crises and Gender: Rethinking Alternative Paths for Development(25 June 2012), speakers: Devaki Jain, Naoko Otobe(ILO) and Mariama Williams(South Center);