Примеры использования Inequalities remain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yet gender inequalities remain deeply entrenched.
It is estimated that poverty decreased by 4-5 per cent in urban areas, although inequalities remain high.
Regional and personal inequalities remain extremely large.
Inequalities remain large, however, or have widened in other dimensions such as access to various social services.
Despite some progress, inequalities remain pervasive at the global level.
Inequalities remain a major concern, with significant differences in access between the poorest and richest quintiles in both rural and urban populations.
However, only limited additional progress was made in increasing routine immunization coverage globally during the MTSP period and inequalities remain.
Gender inequalities remain deeply entrenched in every society.
While road traffic injuries to children have decreased in most socioeconomic groups over the last 20 years, inequalities remain, particularly for pedestrians.
In addition, inequalities remain high across and within countries.
Recognizing that, despite the achievements and efforts of middle-income countries,a significant number of people are still living in poverty and inequalities remain, and that further investment in social services and economic opportunities are needed in order to reduce those inequalities. .
Nevertheless, inequalities remained, especially in the private sector, where women's access to positions of responsibility was very limited.
The Committee is concerned that, despite the State party's efforts to tackle inequalities in access to health services through, inter alia,substantial investments, inequalities remain a problem, as demonstrated by the widening gap in infant mortality between the most and the least well-off groups.
Social and economic inequalities remain very high and are rising in many countries.
Noting that national averages based on criteria such as per capita income do not always reflect the actual particularities and development needs of middle-income countries and that, despite notable reductions in poverty,middle-income countries are still home to the majority of the world's people living in poverty and inequalities remain.
However, in practice, inequalities remained, particularly in the informal sector, and there was a consequent need to raise awareness among all concerned.
The world over, even in an age of high technological advancement and with many working for progress and change,grave inequalities remain: discrimination against women and the girl child is still practiced in each of the Beijing Platform for Action's twelve critical areas and in new spheres not highlighted in 1995.
Inequalities remain, though, in part because neither the Constitution nor federal statutes provide a right to appointed counsel in civil cases.
But inequalities remain, even though an unprecedented global crisis today affects the economies of all countries, including even those of the most highly industrialized nations.
Although inequalities remain, many Mizrahi Jews have over the years entered the mainstream of Israeli political, military, cultural and economic life, including Moroccan-born Amir Peretz and David Levy, Iraqi-born Shlomo Hillel, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer and Yitzhak Mordechai and Iranian-born Shaul Mofaz and Moshe Katzav.
Inequality remains a central challenge for much of Latin America.
Gender inequality remains a persistent problem in social, economic and political life.
That global inequality remained a fundamental obstacle to sustainable development.
Gender inequality remains a universal challenge.
Still, global inequality remains very high.
Thus, despite some recent improvement,international inequality remains very high.
Poverty and inequality remain and appear to be worsening.
Job creation was difficult,and poverty and inequality remained unacceptably high.
But inequality remains in channeling women towards specific fields, which are very much stereotypical in nature.
Gender inequality remains one of the most pronounced forms of inequality, with the female half of the world's population owning only 1 per cent of the world's wealth.