Примеры использования Are not a panacea на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vitamin supplements are not a panacea for health.
At the same time, risk-mitigation instruments are not a panacea.
Of course, courts are not a panacea; for example, sometimes authorities are slow to comply with court orders.
Joint ventures, however, are not a panacea.
But life-extending medications are not a panacea for the AIDS pandemic facing Ukraine and many other countries across Eurasia.
The Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) are not a panacea.
Although CBMs are not a panacea, they would be worthwhile if they could command consensus and strengthen or create trust.
At the same time, it was agreed that PPPs are not a panacea for providing universal coverage.
Regarding the role of commodity exchanges in enhancing the functioning of agricultural markets,experts emphasized that commodity exchanges are not a panacea.
Of course, the wide leg pants are not a panacea for all ills, but having them in your wardrobe will make your life more interesting and brighter.
While exchange controls are compatible with the Fund's articles, they are not a panacea for solving balance-of-payments problems.
Of course, digital technologies are not a panacea for all problems, but they can contribute to creating a climate conducive to foreign investment.
While peacekeeping missions working within their mandates can help in different ways, they are not a panacea for the whole range of complex issues and underlying causes.
While cash transfers are not a panacea, their poverty-reducing effect could be enhanced, for example by liberating women from complying with burdensome conditions.
It should be clear that modern,market-based financial tools are not a panacea and that, if improperly applied, they can be dangerous.
These approaches are not a panacea for agricultural development or poverty alleviation, but they can benefit those with a base level of agricultural assets and an entrepreneurial spirit.
The Committee also cautions that experience has shown that rosters are not a panacea for the difficulties affecting the recruitment and staffing system.
Public private partnerships(PPPs) should be further explored as a means of mobilizing finance and sharing risk, butsome Governments warned that they are not a panacea.
The elections are a cornerstone of democracy, but are not a panacea to overcome the deep divisions in the country and ensure sustainable peace and stability.
Eritrea is indeed unresponsive to anachronistic political Islam or other faith-based political ideologies, wherever they are espoused or practised and irrespective of their"radical" or"moderate" labels,because it is firmly convinced that these sectarian approaches are not a panacea and will not bring about solutions to complex political and societal problems.
Those who forget that peace-keeping operations are not a panacea do the Organization a disservice and often unwittingly contribute to making situations worse rather than solving them.
While modern market-based commodity trading instruments, such as price risk management tools andvarious sophisticated techniques to facilitate finance through the use of commodities as collateral, are not a panacea, they can serve such goals as securing budgets, improving cash flow management, improving access to credit and reducing credit cost.
Mr. Ordzhonikidze emphasized that while space assets are not a panacea for today's global challenges, their usage has, and will continue to have, a major role to play in enabling multilateral responses.
While recent trade discourse had emphasized a new paradigm focusing on global value chains,deliberations at the thirteenth session of UNCTAD suggested that global value chains are not a panacea, and that long-standing trade issues, including agricultural reform, trade in goods and related industrial policies, should not be forgotten in the pursuit of inclusive development.
Partnerships such as these are not a panacea for service-provision in cities, as their reach is often limited to lower- and middle-income groups at best and they require a well-functioning municipal administration to oversee implementation and guard against abuses.
At the same time, it is necessary to recognize that eeducation and meducation are not a panacea and that, without trained teachers, comprehensive curricula and an enabling learning environment, the benefits of ICT in the education sector will be limited.
Unfortunately, safe harbours are not a panacea. Although the arm's length system works reasonably well for sales of tangible property, when intangible property is being considered, the transfer pricing system is less successful, because intellectual property income is difficult to locate by source and is very hard to price.
However, decentralization processes alone are not a panacea for people-centred development, owing to existing social and economic disparities and the often insufficient transfer of resources to the local level.
Education is not a panacea for the social, psychological and physical damage caused by detention.
It is not a panacea for all that is ill.