Примеры использования Consequences for development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Two meetings on demographic changes and their consequences for development.
In view of the unprecedented environmental change and its consequences for development, it was essential that Member States fulfil their obligations on the protection of the ozone layer, and accede to the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Major thresholds are being crossed andthis has uncertain consequences for development.
We affirm that thecurrent world financial and economic crisis and its consequences for development have exposed the gaps and failures in global economic governance, including within the international financial institutions, and the urgent need for a global, universal and integrated response by the international community.
Concern was also expressed about the rise in oil prices and its consequences for development.
Nevertheless, globalization also entails risks andcan have potentially negative consequences for development by exacerbating inequalities among countries and, within countries themselves, among individuals.
Africa faces an increasingly serious public health crisis,which may also have serious consequences for development.
There is a realistic danger that sanctions willbecome a highly undesirable instrument in the process of establishing a new world order, with extremely negative consequences for development, peace, democracy, humanity and other vital goals of the international community in the countries directly affected by the sanctions, as well as neighbouring and other countries.
The population policy is designed to achieve social and economic revival by curbing rapid population growth andthereby reducing its adverse consequences for development.
The Ministers recalled that the world financial andeconomic crisis of 2007-2008 and its subsequent consequences for development have underscored the gaps and failures in global economic governance, including within the international financial institutions, and the urgent need for a global, universal and integrated response by the international community.
One of the major themes of the discussion on agenda item 6(a)was the new dimension of women's role in the economy and its many consequences for development in the ECE region.
Recognizing that the fluid andunstable situation currently prevailing in Somalia has severe consequences for development prospects from the level of the individual to the level of the country as a whole, the objective of this area of the programme will be to work for the restoration of the rule of law and a reduction in the sources of insecurity in the country.
Women and girls' restricted control over their bodies has negative consequences for development and economic growth.
In a similar vein, many ministers and heads of delegation pointed out that many development projects presented the opportunity to improve local environmental quality andreduce greenhouse gas emissions without creating negative consequences for development.
Panel discussion on"Challenges of world population in the twenty-first century:Changing age structure of population and its consequences for development" organized by the Population Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
Secondly, labour migration was central to thediscussion of migration and development in terms of both the motivation for international movements and their consequences for development.
UNCTAD activities in those four areas of work should consist of:(a) research andanalysis designed to identify relevant issues and their possible consequences for development;(b) policy dialogue and consensus-building on those issues; and(c) technical cooperation aimed at enabling developing countries to derive maximum benefits from emerging opportunities in the work areas specified above.
Panel discussion on challenges of world population in the twenty-first century:the changing age structure of population and its consequences for development, New York, 12 October 2006.
This report examines the opportunities for growth and sustainable development offered by the processes of liberalization and globalization, as well as the risks andpotentially negative consequences for development that might flow from them, and discusses some of the policy approaches that would allow the opportunities to be fully grasped and the potentially negative consequences avoided or overcome.
Mrs. Kieber-Beck(Liechtenstein): For more than 25 years the AIDS pandemic has inflicted immense human suffering throughout the world andhas had devastating consequences for development.
The Geneva Forum organized a seminar entitled"Explosiveremnants of war and development" to raise awareness on the consequences for development of explosive remnants of war.
As decisions are made in the coming months on budgetary and policy priorities at the global and national levels,it is my fervent hope that we will keep in mind the enormous human dimensions of the AIDS epidemic and its important consequences for development.
We support the ideas of the Secretary-General to emphasize questions that are not receiving proper attention, such as globalization andits positive and negative consequences for development, migration, water shortages and conflict prevention.
He was glad that the Executive Director of UNODC had mentioned Guinea-Bissau, which had seen the foundations of its society under attack by drugs and the drug money used to finance political activities and destroy the body politic,with disastrous consequences for development.
My delegation believes that international cooperation for social development is a necessary complement to activities undertaken by our countries in a world increasingly dominated by the globalization of the economy, which has not only benefits for the future of our planet, butalso potentially negative consequences for development, and in particular could exacerbate the inequalities between countries and, within countries, between individuals.
In particular, the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development(United Nations, 1995) provides a broad and comprehensive set of objectives and recommendations on international migration, one of which is to encourage cooperation and dialogue between countries of origin and countries of destination, so as to maximize the benefits of migration andincrease the likelihood that it may have positive consequences for development.
The provision of security, through adequate crime control and effective justice is assuming an increasingly important role, both nationally andinternationally as its neglect usually has serious consequences for development efforts and democratic institutions.
As this time around, developing countries are much more significant and much better integrated into the world economy,the global crisis has profounder implications and more serious consequences for development.
Expresses its grave concern at the destabilizing effect of illicit arms flows, in particular of small arms, to and in Africa and at their excessive accumulation and circulation, which threaten national, regional and international security andhave serious consequences for development and for the humanitarian situation in the continent;
Ii Ad hoc expert groups: a meeting of experts to analyse the region's priorities concerning indigenous people and Afro-descendants, ageing or migrants, using a gender-sensitive approach(1); a meeting of experts to consider the 2010 round of population censuses(1); a meeting of experts to examine progress in implementing the recommendations of the Conference on Population and Development of Latin America and the Caribbean(1);meetings on demographic changes and their consequences for development(2);