Traduction de «millennial » (Anglais → Français) :

"I cannot and will not accept that the millennials, Generation Y, might be the first generation in 70 years to be poorer than their parents".

J. whereas the old city of Sana’a, a World Heritage Site which is the symbol of a millennial history of knowledge, and the ancient city of Marib were bombarded and the latter completely destroyed by an airstrike; whereas this destruction came just one week after the National Museum in Dhamar, containing some 12 500 artefacts which bear witness to the rich cultural heritage of the surrounding region, was destroyed; whereas many other historical sites are suffering collateral damage from the armed conflict in Yemen; whereas the acts of destruction of archaeological and cultural heritage have been considered, under certain circumstances, ...[+++] as crimes against humanity and ‘cultural cleansing’, and amount to a war crime according to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court;

The vibrant dance and musical traditions, exquisite art and timeless literature being celebrated here today are the fruits of a millennial old civilization whose influence spans the globe.

In the social sphere we must try to achieve the defined millennial development goals, to encourage a sustainable consumption model, to combat diseases, and to direct more official development aid to education about health and environmental issues.

Our resolution therefore lends weight to our endorsement of the goals of the United Nations' millennial declaration of war on poverty and calls on the Commission to submit an annual report to us on what progress has been made worldwide in the war on poverty and what contribution we have made to it.

Besides this religious motivation, other features of this new terrorism include: increasing lethality; wanting a lot of people dead; lack of interest in political goals but more interested in religious or millennial goals; a transnational and globalized phenomenon that acts across borders all over the world; fanatical, willing to die, and unwilling to negotiate, particularly in the context of suicide terrorism.