Примеры использования Can tackle на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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when more information is available, you can tackle the more complicated risk assessments.
We need an organization with a future, one that can tackle the world's most serious problems.
The General Assembly is the only forum where we can tackle many of those issues comprehensively.
No State, however wealthy or powerful, can tackle all these challenges alone.
concrete steps to strengthen international cooperation so that we can tackle this problem of drug abuse and drug-trafficking.
our technical support personnel can tackle the toughest problems- at any scale
is now so extensive that no one can tackle it alone and without international cooperation.
Encourage best practice through the formation of issue expert groups that can tackle the most prominent road safety issues- such as speed control,
full package of interventions, and no individual government can tackle the growing threats to its children that now transcend national borders.
Meanwhile, cooperatives can tackle the problems of informality, still an unfamiliar
skin adverse reactions, you can tackle this issue through short-term suspension(up to 14 days)
we must take into account the fact that the global character of these new threats requires a global approach so that mankind can tackle them in a responsible way.
peoples concerned can tackle the huge challenges facing them.
Member States can tackle a broad range of global challenges.
implement development pathways that can tackle the connected issues of poverty,
While this will be the philosophy and the structure, there are a number of issues which, in my view, the Department of Public Information can tackle only working together with this Committee, and with the benefit of its expertise.
mitigates human suffering and through which we can tackle the major questions of global survival, together and in solidarity.
we wish to testify that uniting goodwill among non-governmental organizations(NGOs) can tackle the misery inherent in poverty conditions.
its democratic principles, remains the only forum that can tackle these problems with an integrated approach,
inhibits the General Assembly in its exercise of the considerable powers assigned to it by the Charter so that it can tackle the important challenges arising from the world's political,