A priority area of interaction of the Republic of Belarus with the Agency is cooperation to overcome the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.

Under the annual comprehensive programme of measures to overcome the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster in the exclusion and unconditional evacuation zones, the Ministry of Emergencies and Protection of the Population from the Consequences of the Chernobyl Catastrophe is carrying out the following activities

Major steps have been taken by the international community in seeking to work together not only to overcome the consequences of the tsunami, but also to prevent further catastrophes.

Clearly, the maturity of the problem makes it imperative that we reinforce international efforts to overcome the consequences, but on no account should it be viewed as an old or forgotten problem.

Conference participants had visited the former test site and had once again been convinced of the need to provide assistance to Kazakhstan, which was working to overcome the serious consequences of nuclear testing.

The right to transfrontier contacts constitutes the major innovation of the Declaration, and serves in part to overcome some of the negative consequences of the often unavoidable division of ethnic groups by international frontiers.

Gad, a troop shall overcome him but he shall overcome at the last.

Gad, a troop shall overcome him but he shall overcome at the last.

Given the nature and scale of the disaster, solidarity on the part of the international community is an absolute necessity if those countries that have been affected are to overcome the consequences of the catastrophe.

Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.

Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.

Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.

Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.

Be not overcome with evil... . . but overcome evil with good.

79. Regarding injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law, his delegation urged the Working Group on the topic to persevere in its efforts to overcome the conceptual and theoretical difficulties involved.

Overcome weakness.

I'm overcome.

The Byzantians have been overcome.

The Byzantians have been overcome.

We have to overcome this silence, we have to overcome France's silence

With other peace loving, freedom loving and justice loving nations in the world, Viet Nam will do its best to assist the Cuban people to overcome the consequences of the above mentioned unjust blockade and embargo policy.

To overcome handicaps

To overcome her?

You have to overcome the difficulties.

You have to overcome the difficulties.

Overcome the limitations of particularistic mindsets

In conclusion, gender relationships in society reflect differences of access to positions of power, and these differences must be overcome if women, and men, are to be able to combat poverty and its consequences.

But we still want to control the unforeseeable consequences to which curiosity leads. The dilemma must be overcome by allowing curiosity to be protected and supported, while trying to capture those of its fruits that will benefit society.

We must overcome this.

The process has advanced to the point where Israel s unquestioned military superiority is no longer sufficient to overcome the negative consequences of its policy. Israel is now more endangered in its existence than it was at the time of the Oslo Agreement.

The consequences would be...

They can overcome their fear.

He can overcome any obstacle.

These obstacles must be overcome.

Together, let us overcome poverty.

This stalemate should be overcome.

Obstacles have to be overcome

Sincerity can always overcome obstacles

Be not overcome with evil...

I'm overcome with fear again

Can't you overcome your revulsion?

Therefore, the problem of definition should be overcome.

The three countries most affected by Chernobyl Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine continue to shoulder most of the burden of the Chernobyl legacy (for the reports of the three affected States regarding their efforts to overcome the consequences of Chernobyl, see annexes I III).

C. Consequences

(b) Consequences