Examples of using Drug problems in English and their translations into Russian
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They fuel increased crime and drug problems and in some countries have resulted in serious social
The Declaration calls on States to adopt a comprehensive approach to drug problems through programmes addressing all areas of demand reduction.
UN effort to combat global drug problems(in anticipation of the special session on drugs,
Beyond making law enforcement more effective, other agencies need to be involved in tackling drug problems strategically.
As drug problems often transcend national borders,
Issues relating to the implementation of these steps will be the focus of attention at the region's first international conference on drug problems, to be held in Kazakhstan in October.
Although the Republic of Korea was relatively less affected by drug problems, it was endeavouring to stamp them out.
Lecture given on 24 April 1986, at the invitation of the Research Committee on drug problems of the European Community.
The outcomes of discussions were also considered by the member States as their perspectives in preparation for the UNGASS on World Drug problems scheduled in April 2016.
No one doubts that the United Nations, because of its universal nature, has greatly contributed to this more balanced approach to drug problems in their international dimension.
This new Continental Narconon center is our contribution to overcoming the drug problems that face us all.
I try to keep the faces of these young persons in mind when I discuss drug problems.
the process of working together to evaluate and address drug problems with our global, bilateral
In this context, many speakers underscored the need for a more coordinated approach among various United Nations bodies to address the drug problems effectively.
A good example of changes in drug problems has been seen in Thailand see box 36.
It was launching an inter-agency information system on drug problems, which would enable agencies to engage in real-time exchanges of information.
Today, the campaign against drug problems and initiatives for restraining measures to block drug transit have turned into a full-scale war.
A global approach to combating drug problems will not succeed unless we all join forces.
regional offices are required to produce annual reports, setting out their achievements in relation to the drug problems specific to their country or region.
The application of poverty eradication as a methodology to address drug problems is thus appropriate and in some cases essential.
