Examples of using Problems of security in English and their translations into Spanish
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Personally, I don't want to make a problem of security;
he expressed the hope that the problem of security of international humanitarian aid would soon be resolved and that peace would be achieved through negotiations.
wastes is also closely linked to the problem of security.
The preceding section of this report has identified three major military options for tackling the problem of security in the camps, namely.
First, it follows from the initial error that the liberal solution to the problem of security- a constitutionally limited government- is a contradictory ideal.
the only lasting solution to the problem of security lies in the successful conclusion of the peace process.
Moreover, the discussion about"veils" has been carried on jointly with the problem of security of the State and prevention of terrorism.
That is a clear indication that the presence of foreign troops does not necessarily contribute to solving the problem of security in Afghanistan.
we are reaching the end of a period in which analyses of the problem of security in the Mediterranean have been dominated by the perspective of the global war on terrorism.
Noting the problem of security of staff in areas of conflict,
Most serious is the problem of security and instability caused by non-participation of the Party of Democratic Kampuchea(Khmer Rouge) in the process
said that the problem of security in each country should not obscure the equally important question of the security of individuals
Moreover, the problem of security in the Nordic region is related to the own Russian perception about risk,
The problem of security within the refugee camps further exacerbated the situation
General Cissé stressed the problem of security in the country, expressed concern about the human rights situation
the analyses that have been made of the problem of security in the Mediterranean.
I have the honour to refer to my report of 25 January to the Security Council on the problem of security in the Rwandese refugee camps S/1995/65.
therefore involving only minimal foreign exchange outlays(for fuel en route, etc.) would surely seem increasingly attractive if the problem of security en route and of extra informal payments to move goods could be overcome.
In keeping with this idea, tackling the problem of security and its impact on the lives of Guatemalan men
Also the fact that over 70 per cent of the population has no legal title shows that the problem of security of tenure and forced evictions cannot be reduced to a limited reading only of what is legal,