Examples of using Multifaceted problem in English and their translations into Spanish
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Violence against women was a multifaceted problem.
But it's a multifaceted problem, and with no easy answers at all.
Violence against women andchildren is a multifaceted problem.
Terrorism is a multifaceted problem requiring a multifaceted response.
MONTHS: I would like to discuss one more aspect of this multifaceted problem.
Rural poverty is a complex and multifaceted problem that has several important characteristics.
I am referring to a comprehensive treatment that needs to target an underlying multifaceted problem.
There is some recognition that VAW is a multifaceted problem requiring a multipronged response.
But expanded efforts are needed to respond in a more comprehensive way to this multifaceted problem.
The report emphasizes that violence is a multifaceted problem, with no simple or single solution.
The Committee is concerned about the spread of AIDS andurges the Government to address this multifaceted problem.
In sum, the issue of MANPADS is a multifaceted problem to which no simple, onedimensional solution exists.
Mr. Wenaweser(Liechtenstein) said that the situation of children in armed conflicts was a multifaceted problem.
No single approach would adequately address the multifaceted problem of ensuring access to quality health care for people of African descent.
Concerted joint action by the international community andall relevant organizations was the only way of solving that multifaceted problem affecting mankind.
Experience had shown that desertification was a multifaceted problem resulting from various factors, including climatic variations and human activities.
The recent United Nations Conference on this question became a unique opportunity for the international community to carry out a comprehensive analysis of this multifaceted problem and to develop a strategy for coordinating collective efforts in this field.
The lack of access to the sea was a multifaceted problem which had far- reaching negative effects on economic development and integration into the global economy.
The BW proliferation andthe insecurity of BW-related materials constitute a multifaceted problem that requires a multi-factorial solution.
Poverty was a multifaceted problem that included issues such as civil strife, low levels of human resources development, and lack of productive capacity.
A legal instrument such as the Protocol was important because it established parameters;however, the multifaceted problem of human trafficking could only be captured in a statement by the General Assembly and a plan of action.
In order to address this multifaceted problem effectively, my delegation believes that the international community has to increase the resources devoted to mine-clearance activities.
This multifaceted problem therefore demands a comprehensive and well-coordinated response based on addressing the root causes that have fuelled this pandemic in poor countries.
The draft resolution recognized that poverty was a multifaceted problem that required a multifaceted approach in addressing economic, political, social, environmental and institutional concerns at all levels.
Stressing that poverty is a multifaceted problem that requires a multifaceted and integrated approach in addressing its economic, political, social, environmental and institutional dimensions at all levels.
A broader and integrated approach should be taken to the multifaceted problem of poverty, taking into account its relationship to, inter alia, social exclusion, gender equity, democracy, human rights and conflict prevention.
Violence against women was a multifaceted problem which directly or indirectly affected broad segments of society and which must be reduced or eliminated through urgent and determined action.
Stressing that poverty is a multifaceted problem that requires a multifaceted and integrated approach in addressing the economic, political, social, environmental and institutional dimensions at all levels.
It recognized that poverty is a multifaceted problem which requires an equally multifaceted approach addressing economic, political, social, environmental and institutional dimensions on all levels.
Since violence is a multifaceted problem, strategies for the effective implementation of international law also need to be multifaceted and to include interventions at the level of the State, the community/non-State actors, and individual women.
