Examples of using Problem of hunger in English and their translations into Russian
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In the years 1995-1998 the problem of hunger did not exist in Poland.
It considered that the right to fooddid not exist and that the market would resolve the problem of hunger.
In San Marino, the problem of hunger and malnutrition has been completely solved.
The solutions proposed spread to other countries, andthis greatly magnified the problem of hunger and poverty.
In San Marino, the problem of hunger and malnutrition has been completely solved.
At the same time, according to some estimates, over a third of the world's food-- more than enough to solve the problem of hunger-- was wasted every year.
The countries where the problem of hunger persists are in the reverse situation.
However, in the current situation, priorities for national andinternational action are understandably realigned towards addressing the problem of hunger and promoting agricultural development.
Resolving the problem of hunger should be one of the major priorities of the international community.
In order to achieve the target of halving hunger by 2015, the problem of hunger needs to be tackled in all time scales.
The problem of hunger is not really one of food, but of fallen human motivation and priorities.
Mr. Ziegler(Special Rapporteur on the right to food),said that the problem of hunger related to the allocation of food rather than to its production.
The problem of hunger and providing food remains one of the main socio-economic challenges facing almost all the countries of the continent.
By supporting family farming we can transform a sector that has been negatively associated to the problem of hunger into part of the solution" José Graziano da Silva.
Palestine refugees faced the problem of hunger because Israel would not allow them to earn a living and was depriving them of access to food.
The Russian Federation was prepared to scale up andmodernize its agricultural production to help stabilize global agricultural markets and tackle the problem of hunger.
In the case of indigenous peoples, the problem of hunger(an already critical issue) overlaps with that of discrimination.
The problem of hunger does not exist in the Czech Republic, rather the opposite, and positive changes in the structure of food consumption by the population of the CR need to be maintained.
Successful implementation of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme provided the most effective framework for addressing the problem of hunger and poverty on the continent in the short and long term.
In addition to the problem of hunger, poverty and high food prices, there are many other problems whose human origin can no longer be doubted.
Monsignor Martino(Observer for the Holy See) said that food andsustainable agricultural development were vital to resolving the problem of hunger in the world, one of the most specific problems that daily faced the poor and the marginalized.
Since the problem of hunger in the Republic has been overcome many years ago, it is deemed more appropriate to refer to adequate food regime rather than fight against malnutrition.
In the year when we commemorate the onehundredth birthday of the great Brazilian Josué de Castro-- the first Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and a pioneer in the studies concerning the problem of hunger in the world-- it is worthwhile to reread his warning:"It is no longer possible to sit back and let a region go hungry without the entire world suffering the consequences.
Fundamentally, the roots of the problem of hunger and malnutrition are not lack of food but lack of access to available food, inter alia because of poverty, by large segments of the world's population.
Secondly, trade in agricultural commodities had an impact on the right to food.Whatever the advantages of trade liberalization within the framework of the World Trade Organization, the problem of hunger sprang not from low levels of production but rather from inadequate purchasing power. States must not sacrifice the right to food on the altar of free trade. They must protect their producers from the risks of food dumping, including by guaranteeing access to markets.
In our country, the problem of hunger and malnutrition can be considered completely overcome, but the international economic crisis that also hit San Marino caused unemployment and consequent difficulties in families affected by such crisis.
While this may sound obvious, it contrasts both with the idea that the problem of hunger can be overcome simply by boosting the level of agricultural production and with the idea that this can be done by combating poverty in general.
Recognizing that the problem of hunger and food insecurity has global dimensions and that they are likely to persist and even to increase dramatically in some regions unless urgent, determined and concerted action is taken, given the anticipated increase in the world's population and the strain on natural resources.
Mr. Alemu(Ethiopia) said that while the primary responsibility for solving the problem of hunger rested on the countries concerned, support from development partners was critical, especially in light of the huge impact of climate change on the efforts of developing countries to achieve food security.
That the problem of hunger and malnutrition is urgent is highlighted by the fact that the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) Conference at its 28th Session in October 1995 called for the convening of a World Food Summit, which was held in Rome in November 1996.