Примеры использования Economic and environmental concerns на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The plan was later shelved in light of economic and environmental concerns.
However, to date, economic and environmental concerns have largely overshadowed the social dimension.
The plans were controversial from the start because of economic and environmental concerns.
SECI addresses common economic and environmental concerns as opposed to discussing specific political, historical or ethnic differences.
The approach takes account to the extent possible of social, technical,organizational, economic and environmental concerns.
Following the principles of sustainable development adaptation policy and measures take social, economic and environmental concerns into consideration and ensure that the needs of the present generation are met without compromising the needs of future generations;
UNOPS was keen to live upto the sustainability challenge, balancing social, economic and environmental concerns.
After being long given second place compared to economic and environmental concerns, this"pillar" was fully highlighted in the World Summit Plan of Implementation and Declaration and Agenda 21, which now provide a solid basis upon which to advance social priorities, along with environmental and economic ones.
Mr. Elisaia(Samoa) said that there could be no sustainable development without the balanced integration of social, economic and environmental concerns.
This, together with growing global awareness of the interdependence of social, economic and environmental concerns, set the platform for the historic ICPD forum in Cairo, in 1994.
The social and cultural aspects of forests' contribution to society tend not to receive the priority afforded economic and environmental concerns.
Underscored that health statistics are an integral part of social statistics, and are strongly influenced by economic and environmental concerns, and that the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics should be applied in the development of official health statistics;
SYB presents(in print and on CD-ROM)over 400 statistical series in more than 80 tables on a wide range of social, economic and environmental concerns.
Agriculture research institutions should broaden their work to integrate social, economic and environmental concerns with participatory methods that facilitate women's inputs.
Green economy, one of the two themes for the Conference on Sustainable Development, would not be an alternative to sustainable development buta stimulus for more efficient integration of social, economic and environmental concerns into it.
Furthermore, efforts should be made to build an evidence base for the effectiveness of using education to address social, economic and environmental concerns, which can help improve access to funding streams in addition to improving education policyand curriculum development.
We must therefore work hand in hand with the international community to stimulate direct investment, reduce the debt burden and ensure that structural adjustments are responsive to our social, economic and environmental concerns.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that the concern expressed in the Secretary-General's report(A/69/157) that, to date, economic and environmental concerns had largely overshadowed the social dimension, should be addressed.
All the main multilateral banks emphasize the need for forest-sector investment lending to be preceded by strong sectoral analysis, policy dialogue and institutional reform, including taking steps to improve regulatory and legal frameworks in forestry and to integrate sector aims and objectives with wider economic and environmental concerns.
Outcome 4: Global, regional and SSC strengthened to address cross-border social, economic and environmental concerns Morocco Mozambique.
It was therefore surprising that the report(A/54/442) had not included the principles defined in document A/S-21/5/Add.1 regarding the need to sustain economic growth in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, especially by promoting an equitable, secure, non-discriminatory and predictable trading system, reducing the debt burden, and ensuring that structural adjustment programmes were responsive to social, economic and environmental concerns.
At its thirty-fifth session, in March 2004, the Statistical Commission, had before it the report of the Friends of the Chair on health statistics(E/CN.3/2004/4), and underscored that health statistics are an integral part of social statistics,strongly influenced by economic and environmental concerns, and that the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics should be applied in the development of official health statistics.
Governments, in cooperation with the international community, should reaffirm their commitment to promoting an enabling environment to achieve sustained economic growth in the context of sustainable development and to eradicating poverty, with a special emphasis on gender, including by promoting an open, equitable, secure, non-discriminatory and predictable trading system; stimulating direct investment;reducing the debt burden; and ensuring that structural adjustment programmes are responsive to social, economic and environmental concerns.
Pricing and taxation policies for petroleum should be restructured to reflect its true cost as a depletable resource,taking into account the social, economic and environmental concerns of consuming and also producing countries.
The latter acknowledged that growth embedded in environmental and social responsibility was crucial to sustainable development and poverty reduction and that it was necessary to contribute to a country-led, equitable, resourced,results-based agenda for development which embraced social, economic and environmental concerns.
This would create a positive atmosphere that would help address issues in a spirit of conciliation and in accordance with international law, particularly on the issue of the use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes,in order not to threaten the security, economic and environmental concerns of the countries of the region and help them avoid the dangers of confrontation and tension.
At various oceans-related meetings over the past year, States have discussed the need to manage the oceans in a more systematic and integrated way, in accordance with policies that move beyond sectoral management to integrate diverse uses of theoceans across different sectors, balancing social, economic and environmental concerns through integrated planning processes.
But for many others around the globe, particularly those in the developing world, poverty, the spread of HIV/AIDS and other diseases, natural disasters, civil strife and other social, economic and environmental concerns remain the highest priority.
As part of the United Nations Energy Africa work programme, the Economic Commission for Africa and the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) jointly planned and started implementing the project entitled"Making African Power Sector Sustainable", which aims to facilitate integration of socio-economic and environmental concerns into the power sector reforms in sub-Saharan Africa.
This general definition integrates economic, social and environmental concerns in ways akin to sustainable development.