Examples of using Resolve the problems in English and their translations into Russian
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We cannot resolve the problems of the twenty-first century with institutions that function with rules that essentially stem from the nineteenth century.
Reform the penitentiary system and resolve the problems of prison overcrowding(Iraq);
According to Adamov,Nuclear Energy Ministry's experience and technologies will build up radioactive safety and resolve the problems of destruction.
No actor alone can resolve the problems currently facing Iraq.
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Thus election process will cover all governors who directly work with citizens and resolve the problems on the ground.
We believe experience has now clearly shown that unilateralism cannot resolve the problems of our contemporary world.
In particular, we must resolve the problems in the world's most volatile regions-- which, coincidentally, are some of the world's largest producers and distribution channels of oil.
Some claimed that only free trade anddirect foreign investment could resolve the problems of the developing countries.
Trying to make this primitive blue print of democracy resolve the problems that are inherent in its design is much like turning the key again and again to start your car when you know the battery has been dead for days.
Children in boarding schools are supported through humanitarian contributions and charitable funds,which only partly resolve the problems.
Secondly, we should promote multilateralism and resolve the problems facing the international community through dialogue and cooperation.
One could say that this is a problem that belongs to my country and my region-- that we should be the ones to address and resolve the problems that I have mentioned here.
He therefore aims to contribute to efforts to clarify and resolve the problems arising from extractive industries in relation to indigenous peoples.
He also urged the world community to intensify its efforts to enhance the use of multilateral debt-control mechanisms in preparing an overall plan to help resolve the problems of indebtedness.
It was equally doubtful whether adjustments to the plan would resolve the problems, since the endgame would still produce one winner and one loser.
This new twelve-year plan makes provision for capacity-extending investments which should make it possible to deal with the anticipatedgrowth of traffic and at the same time resolve the problems of saturation of existing infrastructures.
It was equally doubtful whether adjustments to the plan would resolve the problems, since the endgame would still produce one winner and one loser.
While these programmes may not resolve the problems of development in a given country, they could make an important contribution to the realization of the rights prescribed in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, which has been ratified by over 130 States.
Is it possible, then,to design social structures that have the potential to eliminate or resolve the problems of"social justice" and poverty?
It is increasingly being realized that market forces alone cannot resolve the problems of poverty, deprivation and marginalization, particularly in Africa, which comprises the largest number of least-developed countries.
It was impossible that a people who had been subjected to racial exclusion for centuries could in the course of a few years resolve the problems deriving from an inhuman system of government.
Water accounting alone cannot resolve the problems of water governance and managing water resources, but it can go a long way to improving and reforming governance and providing the information needed to support sound decision-making.
It differs from other religious philosophies in that it provides the means through which a person can effectively resolve the problems and situations faced by themselves and others.
Secondly, United Nations Headquarters should rapidly resolve the problems that arose from the variety of rules, regulations and practices in the various organizations, using the lessons learned in developing countries engaged in the"Delivering as One" process.