Examples of using Which confront in English and their translations into Russian
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I alluded to the global challenges which confront us.
For them, the forces which confronted one another over a period of twenty years are responsible for the separation.
But, more importantly,its Members need to speak with one voice on issues which confront mankind.
This we see by the law on education, which confronts Ukraine with Hungary, Romania, partly with Poland and Bulgaria.
We must not lose sight of this even when we turn to some difficult challenges which confront us in other parts of the world.
In spite of the obstacles and the problems which confronted the process of negotiations, the credibility of the search for a peaceful solution of the Arab-Israeli conflict still existed.
For this reason, I crave the Assembly's indulgence if I devote a portion of my statement to those problems and challenges which confront us in the Great Lakes region.
This is a welcome development, since the initial difficulties and delays which confronted ICTR caused some scepticism in Rwanda as to the real chances for the success of the Tribunal.
During the audit visit to Mogadishu in September andOctober 1993, the Board noted the practical difficulties which confront the mission in its operations.
One technical issue which confronts developing countries is the lack of a regulatory and technological infrastructure to manage radioactive waste safely, especially disused sealed sources.
This approach would simultaneously and equally encompass all the new challenges andtransnational threats which confront the international community.
One major dilemma which confronts many developing countries and countries with economies in transition is how to ensure the stability of policies aimed at satisfying the long-term objective of scientific and technological development.
The major international challenges of today in fact require the tackling of the persistent and chronic social andeconomic challenges which confront States.
The Special Committee also calls for further efforts to respond to the challenge of HIV/AIDS, which confronts both peacekeepers and the vulnerable populations they serve.
Their rejoining our world community gives us hope for the future prosperity and tranquillity of mankind andprovides us with a satisfactory lesson regarding peaceful resolution of the many problems which confront Africa.
But this will not deter the practical person and genuine seeker from continuing his attempt to fulfil the immediate purpose which confronts all human beings--that of awakening to the consciousness of the divine soul.
Despite the economic crisis which confronted Burundi, the Government had been seeking to improve the economic situation of women by promoting income-generating activities, organizing women into associations and granting small loans to the latter.
This Organization was the response of the human race to the catastrophic experiences of two world wars andto scientific discoveries and inventions which confronted us with unprecedented choices.
ACKNOWLEDGES that while there have been significant advances in many areas,a number of obstacles and challenges which confront the Continent have prevented the full achievement of all the commitment made in 1997 by the Organization of African Unity;
We are confident that, under your experienced and pragmatic leadership, the Assembly will address in a forthright manner the many andvaried challenges which confront the international community.
Against the background of the formidable constraints which confront the Organization, the Commission considers these measures to be the optimum practicable steps that can be taken towards achieving the aims embodied in the relevant resolutions of the Security Council.
But all other Members of this Organization must pledge their support, mindful that our Charter commits us to cooperation in dealing with the economic andsocial problems which confront the global community.
The major threats to security which confront most of our governments in the early twenty-first century no longer centre on military confrontation between states, but involve the challenges posed by new and non-traditional threats, of which terrorism is only one component.
They allow groupings of countries in proximity to each other to assess and seek to meet the various challenges, whether in the economic, social, ecological orsecurity fields, which confront any one region.
The major threats to security which confront most of our governments in the early twenty-first century no longer center on military confrontation between states, but involves the challenges posed by new and non-traditional threats, of which terrorism is only one component.
The prevailing environment in which the world is no longer constrained by the forces of ideological polarity presents us with an unprecedented opportunity to effect ready solutions to the very challenges which confront us as a world community.
While the problems are often particularly acute in some developing countries which confront major resource and other constraints, the Committee observes that significant problems of homelessness and inadequate housing also exist in some of the most economically developed societies.
Even fewer have the capacity(faculty resources, information sources and research programmes)to update their training programmes continuously to address the rapidly evolving business issues and problems which confront the export-minded entrepreneur.
Despite the great difficulties and challenges which confronted the Conference during that period, a steadfast determination and desire to succeed overcame the difficulties and challenges and the Conference took a giant step forward on the path towards the elimination of weapons of mass destruction and nuclear disarmament.
Today, after a number of meetings,we have adopted a draft decision which in fact suspends the proceedings of the High-level Working Group without its having succeeded in agreeing on any measure that would solve the financial crisis which confronts the United Nations.