Examples of using Threats include in English and their translations into Russian
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Threats include not fully realizing opportunities that may contribute to success.
In addition to malicious programs, threats include, for example, out-of-date application databases.
Those threats include"ISIL['Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant'] militants who are entrenched in Afghanistan", he said.
Somalia presents one of the most challenging security environments worldwide: threats include protracted inter-clan conflicts, banditry and terrorist attacks.
These threats include crimes, armed conflict, terrorism, harassment and detention.
According to the provisions of Article 1 of the Convention, such violence or threats include also those inflicted on a third person in order to obtain information or a confession or in order to punish a third person.
The threats include criminal offense therefore I decided to make an official statement," Tutberidze said.
The source of these threats includes non-State actors such as criminals and, potentially, terrorists, as well as States themselves.
These threats include international terrorism, the proliferation of arms, drug trafficking and environmental degradation.
In addition to malicious programs, threats include obsolete application databases, disabled protection components and the selection of minimum protection settings.
Threats include the introduction of non-native species, which may change vital rates, displace native species and adversely affect nesting and foraging opportunities.
In the case of the Carpathians,the most serious threats include the growing human pressure caused by the increasing volume of tourist traffic and development of infrastructure, and illegal logging in the Ukrainian part.
Threats include theft and terrorism, which require security systems and policies, trained personnel, well-developed evacuation plans and protocols for the protection of civilians and peacekeepers.
Further threats include erosion as well as pressures from navigation and tourism activities.
These threats include loss of territory, statelessness and increased numbers of displaced persons.
Such threats include overfishing, as well as subsidies, marine reserves and protected areas in areas beyond national jurisdiction.
Other threats include violence and mob justice which occur spontaneously and in which United Nations personnel may be accidentally caught up.
Other threats include drought, famine, locust infestations, extreme poverty and the debt burden stifling the economies of our countries.
Those threats include international terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, the consequences of the war in Iraq and crises such as those in the Middle East and Darfur.
Other threats include overexploitation, selective harvesting and high tree mortality due to extreme climatic events or outbreaks of pests and diseases.
Other threats include grazing by black-tailed deer(Odocoileus hemionus columbianus), garbage from the road, and random events that could affect the entire population.
Such threats include hunger, lack of sanitation or safe drinking water, environmental degradation, violent crime, civil conflict fought with low-technology weapons, and endemic or epidemic diseases, such as malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS.
Such threats include: predatory excavations at archaeological sites, destroying archaeological and cultural legacy during construction of new buildings, unprofessional restoration of historical buildings and archaeological monuments, including due to the fault of church organizations, decay of old buildings in historical parts of cities of the region.
Such threats include developing and using information weapons, information crime, information terrorism, using leadership in the information field to damage the interests and security of other countries, and disseminating information that undermines the political, economic and social systems and the spiritual cultural environment of other countries.
Direct threats include accelerated coastal erosion, port and coastal road inundation/submersion, water supply problems, access restrictions to docks and marinas, deterioration of the condition and problems with the structural integrity of road pavements, bridges and railway tracks; in addition, transport operations(e.g. shipping volumes and costs, cargo loading/capacity, sailing and/or inland transport schedules storage and warehousing) may also be severely impacted.
He also underlined the need to address subregional threats, including piracy and drug trafficking.
These threats, including the notion of erosion of sovereignty, have been facilitated by the advent of technology.
Analysis of common risks and threats, including groups in the Sahel and armed elements;
Economic and social threats, including poverty, infectious diseases and environmental degradation.
Types, locations, scale,status and threats, including cumulative pressures.