Примеры использования Insufficient involvement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Insufficient involvement of local business and citizens in PPPs.
Yet another serious obstacle is the insufficient involvement of men in efforts to ensure gender equality.
Insufficient involvement of academia in international scientific fora;
Their involvement varied according to the site, but in general there was insufficient involvement of communities and local peoples.
Insufficient involvement of the working population in continuous training.
That was partly due to a lack of understanding among experts of the needs of policymakers and insufficient involvement of experts in the final stages of policymaking.
Insufficient involvement by the users of the coastal and ocean resources in the decision-making process;
Lack of such skills inside law-enforcment and prosecutorial bodies, andoften unaffordable market prices lead to insufficient involvement of outside experts.
Insufficient involvement of communities and local population in forest management and decision-making processes;
To assist donor countries and international organizations in disaster prevention,in light of the insufficient involvement of developing countries in disaster-prevention activities;
The insufficient involvement of business owners might cause a vulnerability to the change of environment and statistical processes themselves.
Among the challenges identified are the lack of expertise and funds to carry out targeted projects,inadequate institutional arrangements, and insufficient involvement of and support from the private sector.
Insufficient involvement of non-State stakeholders in the design and implementation of education policies and their lack of support for those policies.
Overall, the organization of training suffered from poor planning, including belated approvals,faulty information about training opportunities and insufficient involvement of middle management and staff in preparation and implementation of training plans.
There is insufficient involvement of the public utilities in the development and implementation of measures aimed at improvement of energy saving and energy efficiency.
While welcoming the numerous measures taken to combat bullying at school, including the Educational Environment Act,the Committee remains concerned at the persistence of this phenomenon in schools and the insufficient involvement/inclusion of children and young people.
The Committee expressed concern about the insufficient involvement of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the Organization's procurement activities.
Sustainable development planning should be used to address the main constraints to effective action: inappropriate policies, institutional weaknesses, insufficiently trained personnel,limited opportunities for education, insufficient involvement of the public in decision-making and lack of diffusion of appropriate technologies.
Insufficient involvement of the general public in climate change solutions because of low awareness and lack of awareness-raising materials in national languages;
Another common challenge has been the lack of training provided to the relevant stakeholders and insufficient involvement of persons with disabilities and their representative organizations in the process of ensuring access to the physical environment, transport, information and communication.
Insufficient involvement or a lack of involvement of civil society organizations, private sector partners and local government authorities in UNDP programmatic activities and policy dialogue was highlighted in several ADRs as one of the key issues affecting the sustainability of UNDP interventions.
Good governance has been held back by sceptical views of government,including a lack of accountability to constituents, insufficient involvement of citizens in the political process, inadequate representation of all stakeholder interests, insufficient transparency in the governing process and corruption.
The first is insufficient involvement by people living with HIV and by representatives of other marginalized groups in the design, implementation and monitoring of responses.
The work must be carried out with representatives of the Ministry of Health, directly with doctors who provide services to sex workers, and officials(especially from the Ministry of Health) in order toattract their attention to the problems of the Ukrainian society which appeared due to insufficient involvement of sex workers' community into development and implementation of the programs aimed at diagnosis, prevention and treatment of HIV/ STI in Ukraine.
Nevertheless, the main problem now is the insufficient involvement of non-health sector structures and entities in the elimination and resolution of problems on which the health service does not exert much influence.
The Republic of Cuba, in addition, lists obstacles, both at the national and the international level, to the realization of the right to development, such as lack of political will, resource constraints,unequal distribution of wealth and property, insufficient involvement of people in decision-making, corruption, disinvestment and debt burden, unequal terms of trade, protectionist policies and decline of official development assistance.
The statement of YPC, disseminated on September 15, noted the insufficient involvement of Armenian public in the constitutional reform process and concern was voiced over certain provisions of the draft, particularly, those referring to freedom of expression and information.
The key challenges for gender equality in Lithuania include segregation of the labour market conditioned by gender stereotypes, insufficient involvement of women in economic and political decision-making,insufficient number of women holding top positions in research and business, difference in pay for women and men, insufficient opportunities to combine family and work commitments, and violence against women.
The political participation process is marked by insufficient community involvement in decision-making processes and by the exclusion of certain social groups, including women.
For example, risk levels may be increased by internal risk factors suchas weak compliance resources, inadequate risk controls and insufficient senior management involvement.