Примеры использования Deep structural на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The agricultural sector has been undergoing deep structural changes.
Changing these requires deep structural reforms and the reform of the taxation system.
Rural areas in almost every UNECE member State are in a process of deep structural adjustment.
It is this high degree of vulnerability and deep structural constraints that make the LDCs different from other groups of countries.
Economic transformation in SEE andthe CIS has involved a fundamental reallocation of resources and deep structural changes, including market reforms.
This is a deep structural problem that undermines the performance of both the Security Council and the General Assembly.
Together all this is leading to a deep structural crisis of slow economic growth.
There was a very deep structural connection between the degree of participatory democracy in a society and the ability to achieve reform.
The Finnish social andhealth care system is undergoing broad and deep structural changes in the near future.
The Trade and Development Report recommends deep structural changes, which will not happen unless we are willing to challenge our patterns of production and consumption.
The proposal for a unified standing treaty body provided an innovative andforward-looking solution to the deep structural challenges that the system was already facing at the time.
Inequalities are rooted in deep structural divisions that perpetuate economic, social, cultural, political and other divisions among and between populations, and between countries across the globe.
The latter group of activities may warrant or induce deep structural reform, making their impact more far-reaching.
It is a global phenomenon with deep structural roots that negatively affect the rise in unemployment and poverty, and thus the lives and well-being of billions of human beings, in particular women, who already represent the majority of the poor.
However, to make the nascent model of those relations sustainable, the various deep structural problems of the Russian financial system will inevitably need to be overcome.
The deep structural and social transformations that have affected Italian rural areas over the past decades have also led to a loosening of the support networks of family and neighbourhood, a phenomenon that has encouraged the formation of an employment niche(domestic workers, including paid companions for the elderly and disabled) mostly involving women from foreign countries.
Recent atrocities in Paris, Brussels and Toulouse are visible manifestations of the deep structural problems embodied in European society today,” Dr. Kantor said.
I want to conclude by citing one simple example of how this deep structural problem seriously cripples efforts to improve the performance of the Security Council, a goal that we all ostensibly share.
Participants at the seventh session of the World Urban Forum acknowledged that,when equity is an integral part of the development agenda, the deep structural problems and challenges of cities can be better addressed.
Nevertheless, I would like to particularly highlight the deep structural changes that affect the way we look upon economic growth and development over the next few decades.
Thus, a major part of disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation has to do with reduction of communities' vulnerabilities whose underlying factors, in fact, often rest in the development deficit,requiring that the deep structural issues at the core of inequity and poverty in a country are addressed.
In order for technology transfers to countries embracing deep structural economic transformations to be successful, the institutional and human capacity gaps will need to be addressed at the local level.
The Committee reiterates the concern expressed in its previous concluding observations(CERD/C/304/Add.11)about the persistence of deep structural inequalities affecting black and mestizo communities and indigenous peoples.
When street vendors are harassed or bribed ortheir wares are destroyed, deep structural inequalities and power imbalances, communication and information barriers and a lack of access to legal representation make it nearly impossible for them to complain to police.
That is why the forum participants pointed out the unique model of economic development of Uzbekistan, as it ensures a stable and dynamic growth on the background of acomplicated external economic situation, allows for an active investment policy and deep structural reforms, which have been effectively protecting the country from the recession challenging many developed countries.
Financial resources are not the sole and perhaps not the most important means of achieving progress,certainly not where deep structural problems exist in the local system; the focus on financial resources too has resulted in a poor record with regard to rapid progress.
In this connection, all speakers stressed the effectiveness of Uzbekistan's economic policy, which provides, within the long period, the steady and dynamic economic growth against the background of complicated external economic situation,conducts the active investment policies and implements the deep structural reforms which reliably protect the country from deceleration of economy faced by many other countries.
Participants in the seventh session acknowledged that when equity was an integral part of the development agenda, the deep structural problems and challenges of cities could be better addressed and that equity was both a moral obligation and a central element of social justice, and could become part of transformative change.
The statistical and qualitative information on the demographic composition of Brazil's population and on the enjoyment of political, economic, social and cultural rights provided in the State Party's report clearly show that the indigenous, black andmestizo communities suffer from deep structural inequalities and that the measures taken by the Government effectively to combat those disparities are still insufficient.
The number of people living in hunger had been increasing andthe food crisis had exposed deep structural imbalances in the global economy, which had direct impacts on agriculture and food security.