在 英语 中使用 The magnitude of the problem 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The magnitude of the problem caused by anti-personnel landmines calls for coordinated and continued effort on the part of the international community as a whole.
Some Governments fail to acknowledge the magnitude of the problem, provide effective physical protection or allow access to treatment.
It's one thing to do research using cultural heritage data, but without context, it's difficult to grasp the magnitude of the problem.”.
With regard to allegations of a pattern of disappearances, the Government was studying credible reports to identify the magnitude of the problem and the possible identities of perpetrators.
In this regard, the State party should improve its research and data collection methods to establish the magnitude of the problem, its causes and consequences on women.
Philippines asked about measures undertaken as a party to the Palermo protocol, the magnitude of the problem of human trafficking and legislation to address the issue.
However, the figures compiled by a women' s organization convey the magnitude of the problem.
You don't need fancy statistics to see how rapidly ocean temperature is changing and understand the magnitude of the problem," she said.
The magnitude of the problem is brought to light by the declining juvenile sex ratio.
Despite 10 years of work on the issue of internal displacement, the magnitude of the problem is just as grave today as it has ever been.
Acknowledging that resources devoted to combating the epidemic both at the national and international levels are not commensurate with the magnitude of the problem;
A study is underway in Zimbabwe to determine the magnitude of the problem.
Despite statistical difficulties various organizations or institutions have tried to estimate the magnitude of the problem.
You don't need fancy statistics to see how rapidly ocean temperature is changing and understand the magnitude of the problem,” said Frazier.
New Zealand is confronting the magnitude of the problem not only for our own people, but also among our Pacific island country neighbours.
These initiatives underline the magnitude of the problem and can bring an expert contribution to the debate surrounding the action to be taken at international level on this issue.
Given the magnitude of the problem, it was pointed out that all potential means must be explored, including initiation and enhancement of regional cooperation aimed at combating air pollution.
Establish a reliable data base on the brain drain both to determine the magnitude of the problem, and to promote networking and collaboration between experts in the country- of- origin and those in the diaspora.