Примеры использования Have yet to achieve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Most countries, however, have yet to achieve this target.
While several countries of the region, particularly those in South-East and North-East Asia, have registered remarkable economic growth in the last few decades;others have yet to achieve their objectives.
Regrettably, these overtures have yet to achieve their goal of reaching comprehensive, just and lasting peace.
Regrettably, however, we note that the positions of States have yet to achieve consensus.
Eighty-three per cent of countries have yet to achieve the recommended level of help to quit tobacco and treat dependence.
More than seven centuries after Christine de Pizan,women have yet to achieve equality.
A number of municipalities have yet to achieve adequate levels of political participation by minorities in municipal affairs, or to ensure appropriate fair share financing and an impartial application of recruitment procedures.
My delegation is also concerned that the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Parties have yet to achieve full implementation on the question of liability for environmental damage.
And we have yet to achieve universal access to vitally needed reproductive health services and family planning, which we must do if we are to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and advance the status of women.
The Indian aviation unit has yet to achieve night-flight capability, while Russian andPakistani air units have yet to achieve full operational capacity.
A study by the WTO secretariat finds that several countries have yet to achieve the target of 97 per cent coverage, including Japan(85.5 per cent), Norway(96.4 per cent), Switzerland(86.2 per cent) and the United States 81.8 per cent.
While the Guiding Principles represent the culmination of efforts to create an appropriate normative framework for internally displaced persons, efforts to develop an effective andcomprehensive institutional framework have yet to achieve such definitive results.
A study by the WTO secretariat finds that several countries have yet to achieve the target of 97 per cent coverage, including Japan(85.5 per cent), Norway(96.4 per cent), Switzerland(86.2 per cent) and the United States 81.8 per cent.
The reforms are being introduced at a time when it is generally acknowledged that the High-Level Working Groups mandated by the General Assembly to examine specific issues, from the restructuring and strengthening of the main United Nations organs to ensuring a firmer andlasting financing for our Organization, have yet to achieve substantial progress.
Although the international community now understands the dangers of nuclear weapons andother weapons of mass destruction to international peace and security, we have yet to achieve any progress towards averting their threat because of the lack of political will on the part of some to implement their commitments to international conventions and treaties.
Because many developed Member States have yet to achieve the internationally agreed target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income(GNI) for official development assistance(ODA), and because political declarations do not always lead to actual policies, scepticism was voiced by some countries as to whether political commitment was adequate.
A recent survey of economic and social conditions in the continent indicates that after the loss of the development momentum achieved in the 1980s, and in spite of the rigorous application of structural adjustment programmes by most African countries,socio-economic hardships in Africa have become more severe, and we have yet to achieve self-sustaining economic growth and development.
North Korea has yet to achieve nuclear transparency.
The liberalization and opening up of international markets, in an attempt to promote the establishment of“free and fair” trade in commodities, services andcapital goods, had yet to achieve the expected results.
Significant players in the developed andin the developing world had yet to achieve the influential role they have today.
However, it noted that women in each State party had yet to achieve de facto equality with men and that stereotypical attitudes persisted.
Ms. Espinosa(Ecuador) said that her delegation looked forward to contributing towards the Committee's efforts in support of the peoples of the 16 Non-Self-Governing Territories that had yet to achieve self-determination.
Thailand has yet to achieve universal primary education, although the country's gross enrolment rate has exceeded 100 per cent since 2009.
As a result, the Tribunal has yet to achieve its goals and, without such support, it will not succeed.
Many operational agencies had yet to achieve full public disclosure of audit, oversight and programme information.
Ms. González Fraga(Cuba)said that although the fight against crime had become a greater priority for all States, it had yet to achieve the desired results.
Mr. Effah-Apenteng(Ghana) said that, despite laudable proposals relating to economic and social issues emanating from recent international conferences,developing countries had yet to achieve tangible progress, despite strenuous efforts at implementing reforms and liberalization.
Thus the present scheme has yet to achieve the"fair sharing of the burden" recognized in decision I/13 as one of the guiding principles of any financial arrangements established under the Convention.
Mr. Liverpool(Antigua and Barbuda), speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), said that the information in the reports of the Secretary-General showed that racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance continued to prevail and that the world had yet to achieve full equality of access and opportunity across all spheres.
Noting with deep concern that despite its enormous potential which could makeit one of the poles of development of the continent, Central Africa has yet to achieve the stability that would enable it to utilize its resources to the maximum benefit of its population in an equitable manner.