Примеры использования Additional burdens на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Your child doesn't need any additional burdens.
There will also be enormous additional burdens on the natural environment due to increasing consumption.
We have not shrunk from calling upon our people to make sacrifices and shoulder additional burdens.
New reporting systems could create additional burdens in countries and may face resistance;
Non-nuclear-weapons States should be the most evidentsupporters of this agreement, which does not entail additional burdens for them.
New reporting systems could create additional burdens in countries and might face resistance;
Any increase in the number of new mandates anda resulting increase in the number of pre-session documents places additional burdens on the Secretariat.
These tax risks impose additional burdens and costs on the Group's operations, including management resources.
Delays in reimbursement placed additional burdens on them.
Despite those additional burdens, the Agency was continuing to build housing for refugees whose homes had been destroyed or torn down as a result of Israeli military operations.
Others have expressed concern about possible additional burdens which would result.
The first beneficiaries would be the non-nuclear-weapon States,since an arms limitation agreement which strengthens nuclear disarmament would be adopted without additional burdens for them.
Other representatives expressed concern about possible additional burdens on countries with limited capacities.
In mid-2011, UNHCR agreed to implement the Board's recommendation to adopt asimple enterprise risk management(ERM) framework which would not pose additional burdens on the Field.
At present, reductions have often resulted in additional burdens on existing staff, stretching available expertise thinly.
Multilateral development agencies and international financial institutions must ensure that sustainable development was achieved without imposing additional burdens on developing countries.
Migration and consequent changes in family structures have placed additional burdens on women, especially those who provide for several dependants.
It also recognized additional burdens from dwindling water and food resources, and from climate change-induced natural disasters for the vulnerable and least developed countries of Asia and the Pacific.
We likewise recognize that injuries, accidents andmental health disorders are additional burdens that require parallel attention.
The requirement would place unwarranted additional burdens on registries and registrants without corresponding benefits to the community atlarge.
There should be a monitoring mechanism, preferably based on existing mechanisms,without placing additional burdens on the Government of Burundi.
The repatriation began in May and will place additional burdens on existing basic social services, especially in the north-east and north-west.
However, his delegation felt that it was the responsibility of the permanent members of the Security Council to shoulder additional burdens commensurate with the privileges they enjoyed as such.
Also, transit developing countries bear additional burdens, deriving from transit transport and its financial, infrastructural and social impacts.
Such information could meet common needs of users of companies' annual reports andshould not impose undue additional burdens on enterprises, especially those in the SME sector.
The Member States that responded to the call to maintain international peace and security, often under difficult domestic circumstances, were mainly developing countries,on which delays in reimbursement placed additional burdens.
Migration and changing family structures have placed additional burdens on women, especially those who provide for several dependants.
This seems a very sensible cost-recovery policy to adopt, as it should provide a means of developing the national IP infrastructure and delivering improved services for users,without placing additional burdens on public finances.
Due to disease or declining health, returning migrants could become additional burdens on their families and fall into a marginalized segment of the population.
The increased incidence of non-communicable diseases, such as diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases andcancer represents an epidemiological shift that imposes additional burdens on the scarce human and financial resources.