Examples of using This multidimensional in English and their translations into Russian
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This multidimensional concept needs to be well understood and addressed.
Our approach to the problem of drugs is entirely in line with this multidimensional policy.
The main aspect of this multidimensional action is unquestionably the advancement of the role of women in the development process.
My country recognizes that the efforts of a single country are insufficient to dealing with this multidimensional transnational crime.
After 10 years of implementation of this multidimensional approach to development, we can now see significant results in three strategic areas.
The deliberations on the post-2015 development agenda have provided a critical platform for translating this multidimensional focus into actionable goals.
According to Coxeter, this multidimensional term was defined by Alicia Boole Stott for creating new polytopes, specifically starting from regular polytopes to construct new uniform polytopes.
The Security Council encourages the Secretary-General and the European Union, as appropriate and in consultation with the Governments of Chad andthe Central African Republic, to proceed with preparations for this multidimensional presence.
Within the United Nations system, this multidimensional understanding of poverty is being promoted increasingly, as are multi-pronged strategies for poverty eradication.
Despite its importance, progress in the implementation of the agenda ofsocial integration is mixed, partly because of the difficulty in translating this multidimensional concept into concrete policy-oriented actions.
The Special Rapporteur emphasized that, to prevent this multidimensional and complex phenomenon, the international community had to take all the factors mentioned into account.
Country visits also provide the opportunity to share experiences of best practices in combating the illicit movement anddumping of toxic wastes and to understand this multidimensional problem from a national, regional and international perspective.
This multidimensional definition of security not only brings together traditional threats to security but also an approach to security which is based on the individual.
The 2015 deadline-- which already seemed compromised on the eve of this multidimensional crisis-- requires that we define a global vision for the future of humankind.
With this multidimensional approach, harmonizing work programmes for poverty eradication would therefore in fact lead to harmonizing work in a number of related policy areas.
As the Non-Aligned Movement has stated in the past,dealing with challenges posed by this multidimensional nature of peacekeeping will still require of us the ability to differentiate between peacekeeping operations and humanitarian assistance.
This multidimensional approach to poverty is paralleled by an integrated understanding of human rights, in which civil and political rights are indivisible from social, economic and cultural rights.
In combating the illicit trafficking of small arms and light weapons, Colombia has been developing and establishing inter-institutional bodies that have worked interactively and productively to design comprehensive,inclusive and consensual policies to attack this multidimensional scourge.
This multidimensional expansion brought to the fore the cardinal problem of a holistic implementation of the"universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated" doctrine of human rights.
From the onset, Turkey, fully recognizing the need for a robust international cooperation andcoordination to cope with this multidimensional and complex issue, has actively supported and contributed to the counter-piracy efforts exerted by NATO, the European Union, the United Nations and the International Maritime Organization IMO.
This multidimensional approach has witnessed the mass mobilization of civil society groups not only within countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America, but also in the affluent States of northern America and Europe.
The Council also encouraged the Secretary-General and the European Union to proceed with preparations for the multidimensional presence of the United Nations and the European Union in Chad andthe Central African Republic and requested the Secretary-General to study the follow-on arrangements for this multidimensional presence after a period of 12 months.
This multidimensional nature of poverty and its direct relationship to the enjoyment of human rights demands poverty eradication programmes and policies that are based on human rights and social justice.
We have come together to raise our collective understanding of the impacts of this multidimensional crisis and to contribute to the fashioning of a global response with well-coordinated and inclusive policies and actions at the global, regional and national levels.
From this multidimensional perspective, military institutions, in conjunction with civil society, have an important role to play in building a continent of peace that, united and in solidarity, plays an active role in the international system.
To deal with youth poverty on a long-term basis, we have to recognize that this multidimensional problem requires structural multidimensional approach, including coordinated political, economic, spiritual, cultural and other social actions at all levels global, regional, national, local.
This multidimensional project incorporates a variety of activities, including community participation, literacy, management training and a focus on marginalized communities, all of which contribute to a sustainable livelihoods approach.
We must, however, learn the lessons provided by this multidimensional crisis and contemplate a more systemic reform of the existing multilateral system, including the financial and economic architecture, and adapt it to the current political and socio-economic realities.
In this multidimensional context, the question of the protection and promotion of the human rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities is of overriding importance for the respect of human rights generally and central to the promotion of understanding, tolerance and solidarity between and among communities and Governments.
In the Armenian President's opinion, this multidimensional and close relationship is manifested through active political dialogue, strong interstate relations, model decentralized cooperation, intensification of economic relations and through collaboration in the cultural and numerous other fields.