Exemples d'utilisation de The multiple challenges en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They also provided information about initiatives to promote joint efforts under the coordination of national Governments to assist in the response to the multiple challenges that countries face.
its success is measured by the efficiency of its response to the multiple challenges it faces.
Confronted with the multiple challenges posed by climate change,
speak with the Vice- President Makhtar Diop of the multiple challenges of Madagascar and Nosy Be.
In lower-income countries already facing the multiple challenges presented by refugees
Fiji stressed the multiple challenges that it faced, which took the form of geographical isolation,
Despite the multiple challenges posed by missiles
Given the changes in the world of today and the multiple challenges they bring, the main bodies of the United Nations should be reformed in order to deal with the problems we currently confront.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that the multiple challenges facing landlocked developing countries,
March 2014Cohesion Policy The multiple challenges confronting Europe- economic,
Given the multiple challenges that the country is facing,
How, then, can States meet the multiple challenges of environmental migration,
said that the multiple challenges facing the world were not only obstructing the efforts of developing countries to achieve their development goals
With an increasingly connected global population and the multiple challenges facing the industry with regard to the use of toxic substances
It acknowledged the multiple challenges facing Egypt, such as persistent threat
Appropriate policy responses need to take into account the multiple challenges of family migration
Mr. de Gouttes said that he understood the multiple challenges facing Pakistan
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social well-being of landlocked developing countries remain very vulnerable to external shocks as well as the multiple challenges the international community faces;
good practices, and for building capacities to better address and anticipate the multiple challenges of migration.