Примеры использования Insufficient political will на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At the same time, there is insufficient political will to promote order in this area.
It should not increase the burden on States, particularly those which had insufficient means,rather than insufficient political will.
It was lamentable that there had been insufficient political will to give priority to humanitarian issues.
It is an undeniable fact that we cannot compel any country to join the treaty if there is no, or insufficient , political will to do so.
It is therefore regrettable that there has been insufficient political will to implement the decisions arising therefrom.
Ultimately, the Conference is and has been in paralysis for such a long time due to political issues, and insufficient political will to overcome them.
These appear to be compounded by mutual mistrust, insufficient political will and weak mechanisms for the implementation of past agreements.
Despite these gains, women's effective andsystematic representation in formal peace processes still remains weak owing in part to insufficient political will and resources.
In the view of my delegation, implementation has been impaired by insufficient political will, insufficient coordination and insufficient coherence.
Added to a still insufficient political will and problems of management was endemic smuggling which the authorities had not yet succeeded in combating effectively, despite all their efforts.
While the regional governance programmes have reinforced learning andcontributed to reforms, they are prone to lapses where there is insufficient political will and critical mass.
Participants were also concerned about the absence of, or insufficient , political will, which resulted in lack of action in follow-up to and implementation of international commitments.
Insufficient political will to agree on and to implement cooperative ventures and the national wish to maintain a flag carrier are usually the main factors impeding efforts to increase cooperation.
Although there is agreement that both taxes could be an important source of revenue,there is currently insufficient political will to go much beyond the discussion of technical details.
Past experience, with its setbacks and disappointments, makes us nevertheless more guarded with regard to the possibility of thoroughly reforming the Security Council,given the many obstacles and the sometimes insufficient political will.
Impunity for threats and attacks against journalists andmedia workers is, together with insufficient political will, the greatest obstacle to ensuring effectively the safety of journalists.
In many countries, insufficient political will to focus on the drivers of the epidemic-- including gender inequality, stigma and discrimination and the failure to protect other human rights-- is limiting progress on HIV prevention.
While in most countries positive steps have been taken in the direction agreed in the Consensus,in a number of countries insufficient political will or special interests in a position to exert influence have prevented or slowed down the required reforms.
Insufficient political will to bring about gender equality, the extensive underrepresentation of women in decision-making positions and a lack of resources to support mechanisms entrusted with gender equality work are further impediments to progress.
Weaknesses in some national laws, regulations, licensing procedures andenforcement mechanisms are exacerbated by lack of capacity, insufficient political will, inconsistent approaches and inadequate coordination and cooperation at the national, bilateral, regional and global levels.
The lack of financial and human resources in developing countries is cited by many sources as being a major obstacle to raising public awareness, along with the lack of access to technical support,especially when creating educational materials, and insufficient political will hinders the advancement of effective policies.
Iii Poor coordination andcollaboration among actors, insufficient political will, and a lack of in-depth understanding and appreciation of drought and desertification issues, especially their links as regards to, and benefits for, poverty reduction;
Lack of capacity at all levels of government and limited absorptive capacity make clear that Afghanistan needs time to develop, butthe Afghan government too often demonstrates insufficient political will and leadership over fundamental political issues linked to a reform agenda.
These stem from a variety of interrelated factors, including insufficient political will on the part of the international community, inadequate resources and capacity, deficiencies in governance in some African countries, the persistence of armed conflict, limited access to technology, a general deterioration of public health, a weak private sector and economic structure and difficulties of coordination.
The gaps between the existence of international norms and their effective implementation at the national level and between the existence of a comprehensive international legal framework and low adherence by States to the relevant treaties had to do in some cases with lack of resources, butin others it was the result of insufficient political will or a selective approach to implementation.
The main risks to a successful outcome at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development relate to insufficient political will to reform the existing institutional framework, North-South and other divisions, and overall lack of commitment to cooperate at the international level.
On the same day, a European Parliament delegation that monitored the elections issued a strongly worded statement on the 12 December elections and the 9 January revote,noting that"some serious shortcomings underscored insufficient political will, including at the grass-roots level, to conduct a genuine election in line with international standards and good electoral practices.
Security concerns, insufficient human and financial resources, inadequate law enforcement systems to pursue child rights violations in a timely and effective manner, and,in certain cases, insufficient political will by States to comply with international standards relating to children continue to hamper the protection and safeguarding of the rights of refugee children, including those who are unaccompanied and separated.
While many States regarded the negotiation of a treaty banning the production of fissile material for non-peaceful uses as the next logical step for the Conference on Disarmament,he believed that there was still insufficient political will to drive the issue forward, something which was all the more difficult to understand given concerns regarding non-State actors gaining access to fissile material.