Примеры использования Bad governance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is still too much waste due to bad governance.
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Domestic red-tape and bad governance is costly and corrosive.
Bad governance and lack of respect for the rule of law.
The vicious cycle of conflict,political turmoil and bad governance needed to be acknowledged.
Bad governance is being increasingly regarded as one of the root causes of all evil within our societies.
Many of the socio-economic andbudgetary challenges confronting Africa are associated with bad governance.
Bad governance, corruption, weak institutions and lack of accountability, were often at the heart of such conflicts.
It referred to the challenges mentioned in the national report,including poverty, bad governance and the persistence of traditional practices.
Unchecked, bad governance and corruption will undermine efforts to provide long-term, predictable finance.
Emphasis was given to the link between the food crisis and security andthe devastating effects of the combination of HIV/AIDS, drought and bad governance.
Bad governance is the worst problem of all, and any aspirations to improve and streamline it should therefore be strongly supported at all times.
Increasingly, African leadership has itself spoken out against corruption and bad governance, and there is a growing emphasis on ensuring accountability and transparency.
Civil conflict and bad governance, such as corruption, abuse of power, weak institutions and lack of accountability, corrode States from within.
These three sectors considered together indicate the general development context in the Central African Republic,which is one of extreme poverty and bad governance.
Protracted conflict and bad governance are important factors of economic degradation and consequent massive youth unemployment in the subregion.
The Department of Governance and Ethics under the office of the president was set up to investigate andadvice government on cases of maladministration/bad governance.
Bad governance, corruption and lack or inadequate functioning of rule-of-law institutions are examples of problems that can lead to instability and conflict.
We now recognize more clearly than ever the crucial linkages between poverty, bad governance and abuse of human rights, on the one hand, and violent conflict on the other.
Some attributed those difficulties to globalization itself, others to the application of inadequate economic models that were poorly suited to the regional context andstill others to bad governance.
It was destructive both in its causes(poverty, bad governance, armed conflict and others) and in its consequences terrorism, trafficking of arms, drugs and people, money-laundering and others.
We must emphasize the need to find concrete, effective methods of preventing, detecting andremoving these corruption and bad governance obstacles from development initiatives.
Corruption and bad governance affected public safety and eroded fundamental rights and freedoms, while distorting national economies and discouraging investment and free competition.
When taking a carefully planned preventive approach, the United Nations should examine the root causes of the crisis in question,which included poverty, bad governance, injustice or inequality.
In trying to resolve the many and serious global challenges, from poverty to bad governance to humanitarian emergencies, there is increasing emphasis on the critical contribution of knowledge.
However, we know that countries rich in natural resources often perform below their economic potential and are more vulnerable to conflict andmore susceptible to bad governance.
On the other hand, poverty was aggravated,if not bred, by bad governance. The interconnected issues of lack of access to justice, poor administration of justice and widespread corruption.
The private sector representatives also bemoaned the high transportation costs incurred by landlocked developing countries and indicated that bad governance was a major contributor.
That situation might be attributed to factors such as bad governance, the unsound application of structural adjustment measures, the poor development of human capital and a focus on market-friendly, rather than people-friendly policies.