Примеры использования Increasing migration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This was accompanied by social consequences such as increasing migration.
Promote increasing migration quotas that would avoid employment discrimination and illegality.
It may be noted that the law was passed at a time when there was a growing concern over the increasing migration of Serbs from Kosovo.
The increasing migration of people from rural communities to urban centres that are unable to support such large populations.
It is further concerned about poor working conditions in rural and remote areas,which contribute to the increasing migration from rural to urban areas.
With continuously increasing migration flows, integration of third-country nationals is equally important for both the EU and its Eastern Neighbourhood.
Climate change represented a serious obstacle to achieving sustainable development by reducing available food and water, increasing migration and altering coastal boundaries.
Increasing migration required a comprehensive and effective international cooperation mechanism capable of addressing its multidimensional aspects.
The Cuban Government argued that, by closing borders,Governments will not solve the problem of increasing migration flows and that the structural causes of migration should be addressed by more developed States.
Trends, such as increasing migration, population growth, urbanization and environmental changes will impact the future of humanitarian assistance and coordination.
However, the Committee is concerned at the disruption andchanges in the family situation due to the high and increasing migration flows and at the high and increasing number of children left behind either by their mother or father working abroad.
Increasing migration, which in one way or another affects every region, requires an international approach to understanding the causes of this phenomenon and its social and economic effects, and to formulate solutions.
The pervasive poverty of women in the rural sector is exacerbated by increasing migration and increasing productive responsibilities induced by development programmes and national needs for food security.
Increasing migration to large cities has placed a burden on the local tax systems that support local infrastructure and maintenance costs, as the resources available cannot meet current or projected demands.
The increased risk stems from the worldwide existence of sources of dangerous infections, varied level of epidemiological measures implemented in different countries, different quality of the monitoring of hygienic andepidemiological conditions, increasing migration, growing numbers of persons travelling by air and on business travels.
Much of the urban growth comes from the increasing migration of the rural population to urban areas and legal and illegal migration across borders and regions.
It is urged that States adopt the broadest possible definitions of acts of domestic violence and relationships within which domestic violence occurs,bearing in mind that such violations are not as culture-specific as initially observed, since increasing migration flows are blurring distinctive cultural practices, formally or informally.
As to the EU framework,given the increasing migration over the past decades, the integration of third-country nationals living and working in the EU has gained increasing importance on the European agenda in recent years.
Other national issues raised by some member States included: real estate market volatility; the effects of an ageing population and rapid population growth;the challenge of increasing migration flows among States as well as from rural to urban areas; and housing construction in landslide zones and other disaster-prone areas.
In light of increasing migration and globalization, addressing the broader health and human rights issues of those on the move, including women migrants and those living with HIV, is key to global and national health.
Having recognized the value of open economies, we should, however,be ready to address emerging population problems such as increasing migration including transit migration, outflow of the most productive young strata of society from the less developed economies to the more prosperous ones, drug trafficking and the spread of AIDS and other dangerous diseases.
With the increasing migration momentum and flow of returnees into the area of operations, the focus of the effort by both the humanitarian community and UNISFA has been to ensure simultaneous humanitarian interventions covering both communities, in order to avoid any clashes over resources and assistance.
These requirements are growing in the context of rapid pace of urbanization, increasing migration from rural to urban centres in search of livelihood, mis-match between demand and supply of sites and services at affordable cost and inability of most new and poorer urban settlers to access formal land markets in urban areas due to high costs and their own lower incomes, leading to a non-sustainable situation.
Increased migration and urbanization are especially important today.
Viii Increased migration of the population in search of opportunities elsewhere.
However, globalization, increased migration and the development of high technology had contributed to its spread.
Increased migration of indigenous population, which could lead to losing their cultural identity.
Challenges include ageing,homelessness, increased migration, complex family structures, and increased mobility.
Increased migration, urbanization and conflict also contribute to the potential onset of diseases.
As a result, one of the characteristic features of the period is the increased migration processes.