Примеры использования Crisis has had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In several countries the crisis has had far-reaching social and political consequences.
With respect to the country's revenue base,the delegation heard that the global economic and financial crisis has had a negative impact on the Government's income.
The crisis has had severe social consequences for all countries, especially African countries, plunging millions of people into poverty.
The decline in trade due to the global financial and economic crisis has had a severe impact on developing countries.
The crisis has had significant consequences for health and health systems in some countries, yet these are not always easy to quantify.
Lebanon believes that closing the MDG gap will only be possible if the international community steps up its support for Africa's development andreverses the negative impact the ongoing economic and financial crisis has had on African countries.
The Asian economic and financial crisis has had significant socio-economic and security implications for the countries of the region.
In cases where a crisis is either occurring or anticipated, by the time organizations are able to dispatch qualified personnel on the ground,either it is too late(the crisis has had its worst effect), or the potential employee is no longer available or interested.
The global financial crisis has had a negative impact on social development mainly by decreasing effective income levels and increasing unemployment rates.
The Committee notes with concern that, despite the measures taken by the State party to mitigate the economic and social impact of the austerity measures adopted in the framework of the Economic and Financial Adjustment Programme,the financial and economic crisis has had an adverse impact on the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by the population at large, in particular with regard to the rights to work, social security, housing, health and education.
The global economic and financial crisis has had serious repercussions in Asia and the Pacific, although the severity of these repercussions has varied from country to country.
The crisis has had adverse consequences on the situation of different groups of the population, in particular children and women, both in Government-held territory and in the area controlled by Forces Nouvelles ex-rebels.
This report notes a range of implications that the crisis has had or can have for the effective enjoyment of human rights, as well as commitments and actions undertaken to address the impact of the crisis. .
Of course, that crisis has had a terrible impact on African populations and has extinguished what little hope there was of halving by 2015 the proportion of people on the African continent suffering from hunger.
Despite these positive developments,the global financial and economic crisis has had a considerable negative impact on the least developed countries because of contractions in economic growth, export earnings, remittances, and investment.
The ongoing chronic crisis has had substantial repercussions, which are being addressed through a three-pronged integrated strategy which includes the saving of lives, early recovery and development-related measures.
Furthermore, the recent global financial crisis has had a tangible impact on many centres, forcing them to cut back existing services because funding from private foundations has decreased.
The current global financial crisis has had a negative impact on economic performance in the region, resulting in plunging financial markets and real estate asset prices, the collapse of commodity prices and a decline in export earnings.
As noted in the interim report, the crisis has had widespread negative consequences for the human rights situation in many parts of the country, namely in areas of greatest military confrontation in the national capital and in Jonglei, Upper Nile and Unity States.
This financial and economic crisis has had a direct impact on households that goes beyond loss of housing and jobs."The recent economic downturn is set to drive more vulnerable children and young people into exploitation by the global sex trade.
The Minister of Finance informed the mission that the international economic crisis has had a significant effect on Liberia's 2009 growth rate, limiting it to 7.1 per cent from initial projections of 12 per cent, a level which was lower than the 2008 rate of 9.5 per cent.
However, recent developments disprove such an assertion: the crisis has had a serious impact on LDCs, especially in Africa. It has led to a decline in the real growth rates of sub-Saharan Africa and has reduced the prospects for achieving the MDGs in several African countries.
While it is important to recognize that the crisis has had a lesser effect on Latin America and the Caribbean as compared to the rest of the world, we will work together to meet the challenges of a weakened international economy and will strive to promote sustained, dynamic, inclusive and long-term growth rates in the region.
Acknowledging the impact that the international financial crisis has had on the very fragile situation in Liberia, donors should continue to provide much needed support to ensure that the four pillars of the Government's Poverty Reduction Strategy are adequately financed; acknowledging the mutually reinforcing link between economic development and security, the Government should continue to support small and medium-size enterprises;
The Asian financial crisis had had less impact on FDI than previously thought.
The global financial and economic crises had had devastating socio-economic effects.
Those crises have had a debilitating impact on many communities and countries around the world.
The recent financial and economic crises have had a severe negative effect on the older population.
The international financial crisis had had a huge negative impact on the economies of developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, struggling to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Moreover, the global economic and financial crisis had had a detrimental impact on the financing and investment of ICT industries in the developing countries.