Примеры использования Growing unemployment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How to overcome women's growing unemployment" The World Tomorrow.
Growing unemployment remained a very serious problem.
In that connection, special emphasis must be placed on the growing unemployment problem in urban areas.
Growing unemployment and low wages had led to increased internal migration and emigration of men.
Despite the introduction of social safety measures, growing unemployment had become a major issue.
The growing unemployment all over the world could lead to even greater social tension.
On the domestic scene we have seen high inflation,a shrinking private sector, growing unemployment.
Growing unemployment has also put pressure on governments to increase public spending on social security programmes.
Some of them believethat raising MMW can, in some cases, lead to shrinking employment and growing unemployment.
Growing unemployment among youth is the main cause of the recent social and political unrest around the world.
Russia is undergoing a deep recession(more than 4%),while France is faced with slow de-industrialization and growing unemployment.
Additional development challenges include growing unemployment, particularly among youths, as well as challenges associated with growth of cities.
We need innovative approaches to address the decaying inner cities and the growing unemployment, especially among young people.
A key challenge for Sierra Leone remains growing unemployment which is most acute among the youth, a significant number of whom are ex-combatants.
The current world economic crisis gives added urgency to the role of tourism in alleviating the growing unemployment in many industries worldwide.
In times of economic crisis and growing unemployment, Governments are confronted with the need to urgently find ways to foster economic recovery and job creation.
The first one was a consequence of five years of intifada and movement restrictions,resulting in economic deterioration, growing unemployment and escalating poverty.
The Governments of Burundi,Jamaica, Nepal and Niger reported that growing unemployment is increasingly affecting the better educated groups within the workforce.
It is time to consider the fundamental causes of the persistently critical economic situation that prevails on the continent, the growing unemployment and the spread of poverty.
This, combined with growing unemployment in the building and construction sector, has led to a slightly higher increase inunemployment among men than among women.
Djibouti's education is currently under pressure to meet the challenges of growing unemployment, a rising demand from a young population and a large influx of refugees.
Youth under 25 years of age form the largest demographic constituency in West Africa and the Maghreb andare disproportionately affected by the growing unemployment in the Sahel region.
The task of governance is becoming increasingly difficult in the face of growing unemployment, deepening poverty, escalating energy prices and a mounting cost of living.
Growing unemployment, especially among women and youth, emphasized how much effort and resources were needed to lift large numbers of people out of the current unacceptable social and economic situation.
Djibouti's educational system is currently under pressure to meet the challenges of growing unemployment, rising demand from a young population and the influx of refugees.
The urban poor, particularly youth,face growing unemployment, while the rural poor face food insecurities and lack of social and economic infrastructure.
In the short term, the country is facing a macroeconomic situation characterized by still high inflation rates, growing unemployment and new threats of currency devaluation.
In addition, developing countries were facing growing unemployment problems, intensified by the inability to retain skilled personnel given low remuneration levels and poor incentive structures.
Reductions in remittance flows provide indirect evidence of reductions in the number of emigrants working abroad,reflecting growing unemployment, return flows and possible reductions in the numbers of recent migrants.