Examples of using Humanitarian problem in English and their translations into Italian
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The European Union must carry out its moral political duties in ensuring that the humanitarian problems of Iraq are addressed with vigour and determination.
We really must try to do something to resolve the humanitarian problems in Eastern Zaire
But alas we are still incapable of preventing the humanitarian problems arising in the first place- very often problems with largely political causes.
As a final point, for the resolution, we for our part have also drafted texts which give due consideration to the humanitarian problems that have now arisen at the Afghan-Pakistani border,
First of all, we have to address the huge humanitarian problems which the war in Iraq will create,
No one today denies the existence of humanitarian problems linked with cluster munitions,
represents an important step forward in responding to the humanitarian problems caused by this type of munitions,
our cooperation with Israel, in which human rights and the humanitarian problems of the Palestinians are rightly discussed,
politically correct to say that the European Union will not turn its back on any humanitarian problems which this conflict may cause.
to alleviate DPRK's ongoing food shortages and associated humanitarian problems.
with Hamas in order to address the humanitarian problems in the Gaza Strip.
Human contacts, solution of humanitarian problems, facilitating the freer movement of people
In addition to the enormous humanitarian problems that they have created
President Putin made special mention of the efforts made by the Primate of the Church of Alexandria to help solve humanitarian problems encountered by people in the region
governments to tackle the humanitarian problems caused by unexploded cluster bombs in affected countries around the world.
is committed to working with every responsible partner in a constructive dialogue aimed at proposing concrete solutions to this and other urgent humanitarian problems, with the goal of preserving human lives
there are serious humanitarian problems, which, at the same time,
a Centre of humanitarian problems of education, Regional centre of the education monitoring and others.
which does not only seek to respond to the serious humanitarian problems posed by anti-personnel landmines
it sends a signal that Tallinn is committed to tackling humanitarian problems and recognises the value of collective action in doing so. Domestically,