Примеры использования Countries experience на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many countries experience significant land degradation.
International terrorism is not new and regrettably many countries experience it.
All countries experience problems in disposing solid wastes.
Indigenous peoples in many countries experience widespread discrimination.
Many countries experience both an outflow and an inflow of health personnel.
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Unfortunately it was not easy to find out whether in certain countries experience exists regarding such approach.
African countries experience significant fluctuations in economic growth.
Also the article marks out andgeneralises problems of realisation of SPPT projects in the countries experience of which is analysed.
Where countries experience protracted conflict, the capacity of the State is frequently weak.
An increasing number of urban residents in developed countries experience or are at risk of poverty or social exclusion.
Some countries experience natural hazards which are important to take into account when measuring physical safety.
While much trafficking of children involves movement across international borders, many countries experience the phenomenon of internal trafficking of children.
Many developing countries experience considerable difficulty in coping with the burden of separate reporting to each treaty body.
Consequently, the share of population growth in the developed regions has declined markedly andis expected to decline further as a rising number of developed countries experience population declines.
Some countries experience rapid expansion of young populations while, in others, the population is rapidly ageing.
The representatives of the developing countries who are here today are fully aware that this assistance is excessively volatile, always uncertain andfrequently called into question when rich countries experience budgetary difficulties.
Some countries experience problems with proper updating of the characteristics of the units in the SBR or with a large number of inactive units;
That further aggravates social problems, particularly through the dramatic increase in the number of orphaned children andthe deterioration of the economic situation as the most affected countries experience a significant slowdown in their growth rates.
Developing countries experience shortages in a number of highly skilled occupations affecting vital sectors, such as health care and education.
Largely because of age discrimination and the greater physical and emotional vulnerability that can accompany ageing,older persons in many countries experience assaults on their rights, and most legal systems fail to sufficiently protect them.
Some countries experience a continued decline of water-related ecosystems(in particular wetlands) and their services, as well as loss of biodiversity.
But, unfortunately, as we are all aware-- and this is also the purpose of this Meeting-- most countries, if not the vast majority of them, have not been able to benefit from these technologies up until now,and most of these countries experience difficulties in getting access to it.
The problem is related to the fact that many countries experience difficulties in identifying, establishing and maintaining contacts with small, often unincorporated enterprises.
Other countries experience both integration and marginalization simultaneously; in these countries it is important to increase capacity in the social sectors, but it is also important to provide strong incentives and increased status to social service workers;
Because of this planet-wide social fracture, we must recall the statement of the United Nations Secretary-General that many countries experience globalization not as a factor of progress, but rather as a destructive force capable, like a hurricane, of destroying in a few moments lives, jobs and traditions in its path.
Developing countries experience trying times with regard to not only environmental management, but also socio-economic welfare and tourism market growth.
Although the global average water stress is only 11 per cent, 31 countries experience water stress between 25 per cent(when stress begins) and 70 per cent, and 22 countries are above 70 per cent and are seriously stressed.
Moreover, these countries experience large fluctuations in export earnings, normally for reasons beyond their control, which lead to macro and micro instability, higher risk premiums and further reduced generation of savings.
The lesson has obvious implications for a world in which some countries experience“aid fatigue”, while increasing numbers of people elsewhere fall and remain below the poverty line, where survival itself is the most pressing issue.
Many of those countries experience major development obstacles, among which are those related to the persistence of trade imbalances, the slow down in the world economy, the increasing burden of debt servicing and growing"aid-fatigue" of the international donor community.