Примеры использования Difficult policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Difficult policy choices remain.
Reforming energy subsidies is a difficult policy choice.
Realistic engagement about difficult policy choices- Trade-offs, opportunity costs and VFM- Greater clarity from govt about evaluations, CBA studies?
State enterprise reform has been a particularly difficult policy challenge in China.
More difficult policy choices arise in the relatively uncommon situation where assets are sold several times and no sales are undertaken in the ordinary course of business of the seller.
This is an area where difficult policy decisions must be taken.
Political economy of reform Besidesposing important analytical challenges, energy subsidy reform is a difficult policy choice.
It became clear in the course of the discussions that difficult policy choices were not restricted to developing countries.
Governments must balance different societal needs,which entails making difficult policy choices.
More difficult policy concerns arise where the registered notice describes the encumbered assets in terms that include only the component but neither the commingled mass nor the finished product.
Our experience, like that of many other States,is that in practical reality difficult policy choices need to be made.
While noting the difficult policy and operational environment, they drew attention to the ever-declining plight of the poor, especially in the context of rising HIV, tuberculosis and malaria levels.
The issue of a non-linear formula, which may result in deeper cuts for high tariffs,may represent a difficult policy option for some developing countries.
Similarly, the Czech authorities face difficult policy choices related to the threat of unsustainable twin deficits, a consequence of earlier expansionary policies.
This will be possible only if both the Government of Afghanistan andthe international community are prepared to make difficult policy decisions and remain committed to implementing them.
Second, the negotiation of IIAs includes interrelated, difficult policy issues that at least in principle touch upon a whole range of domestic concerns, comprising, increasingly, social and environmental matters.
During the discussion on the two Reports on the Implementation of IPRs, Ethiopia andthe United Republic of Tanzania received encouragement in carrying out the necessary but sometimes difficult policy reforms.
Governments across the region that share those priorities will need to keep making the sometimes difficult policy choices required to build a foundation for inclusive, private sector-led growth.
As a consequence, difficult policy reforms are already being implemented in developed countries to address the shifting financial dependency burden and the need for changes in infrastructure for example, more geriatric nursing facilities.
The complexities of each economic andpolitical landscape make isolating media advocacy's contribution difficult; policy battles can take years and include contributions from various stakeholders.
International migration entails difficult policy decisions with respect to providing migrants access to social services and social protection and management of the social adjustments required in both sending and receiving countries.
The secretariat's report was extremely instructive,especially in that it clearly brought out the extremely difficult policy environment in which the Palestinian people sought to fulfil their developmental aspirations.
Although the world economy was becoming more integrated through trade and other financial flows, and offers mutual benefits and growing opportunities for economic expansion to participating countries,it also generated social dislocation and demands difficult policy adjustments.
Tangible development and economic goals were also being attained by those countries which had made difficult policy adjustments and enhanced the openness and effectiveness of their governance and administrative mechanisms.
Facilitating actions, such as revised legislation, institutional strengthening, reforms in land policy and new financial mechanisms for infrastructure andhousing development, have proved to be difficult policy areas, but there are signs of progress.
The enormous concentration of extreme poverty in the cities raises some difficult policy issues that will need to be addressed within a rights-based approach to development, with special concern for equity among men and women.
Complexity, stress and risk come together to confront countries with the task of understanding fully their options for development andmaking their own difficult policy choices, often under constrained circumstances, for poverty reduction.
Given the new, emerging national and global challenges, a fundamental and difficult policy decision has to be made by government leaders to strike a balance between these two major dimensions of service delivery, namely social and security services.
Although the three-pillar equation is cogently set out in the report, the possible modalities for implementation andthe criteria for non-selective identification of candidate situations could bring about difficult policy choices that the General Assembly should clarify through further deliberations.
In practice, this means that we can no longer approach the difficult policy issues facing developing countries by recommending a common blueprint, whereby one model of rapid liberalization of trade, finance and investment is applicable to all countries and occasions.