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Given the direct relationship between illicit crop cultivation and poverty, it would be impossible to reduce drug trafficking without tackling problems such as unemployment, hunger and violence.
We therefore strongly believe that innovative domestic measures are necessary for addressing problems such as global public health.
The UNICRI project will contribute to formulating a collaborative approach between health authorities and criminal justice systems in addressing problems such as illicit drug use
Problems such as discrimination against girl children, their exploitative use in child labour, early marriage, harmful traditional health practices and denial of educational opportunities, and the need for concerted efforts to deal with them, are frequently referred to in the Committee ' s discussions.
Excimer lasers, as they are today, appeared quite recently, but already now they help people around the world get rid of vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism.
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Some of the PeopleSoft modules should help to address these problems, such the project inventory module that will facilitate headquarters oversight of project inventory records.
While functional deterioration in child-rearing at home and in local communities is becoming noticeable, there are problems, such as the growing anxiety concerning child-rearing and isolated child-rearing.
A large portion of the territory of Kazakstan could be termed an ecological disaster area, and some problems, such as the drying up of the Aral Sea,
The debate included various aspects of irregular migration, beyond border control/deportation as a solution to the problem, such as the need to identify innovative solutions to the issue, including more regular channels for migration, preventive measures, protection and the importance of safeguarding every State ' s sovereignty and right to decide their own migration policies.
Certain problems, such as death and loss, may have no rational solution when they are being experienced. We may seek logical explanations for such events, when in fact the proper emotional response is grief. Irrationality is thus a
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Young people have helped direct attention to social problems such as homelessness.
Problems such as the ones encountered with the tyres2 rarely occur.
Global problems such as the recent economic turbulence require coordinated, global solutions.
Globalization could offer means of addressing acute problems such as extreme poverty.
Developing countries continue to face serious problems such as extreme poverty and unemployment.
Structural problems such as the economic consequences of foreign debt have to be acknowledged.
However problems such as learner pregnancy continue to affect the retention of learners in school.
The first and second generations faced problems such as poor bioavailability