Примеры использования Multidimensional phenomenon на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon.
A multidimensional phenomenon can only be addressed by a multidimensional response.
Because poverty is a complex and multidimensional phenomenon, it is difficult to measure.
The authors analyze the concept of"professional culture" as complex and multidimensional phenomenon.
Poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon and is caused by many factors.
One of the central aspects of its strategies to overcome poverty has been the recognition that poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon of a highly diverse nature which reaches beyond the bounds of the purely material.
Migration is a multidimensional phenomenon that has repercussions in both the areas of security and development.
We have seen throughout this study the complex nature of discrimination as a multidimensional phenomenon calling for a multidisciplinary and crosscutting approach.
Poverty was a multidimensional phenomenon which called for comprehensive medium- and long-term strategies.
The selection of"Full employment and decent work for all" as the mission of the Second Decade underscored the recognition that poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon that extends beyond income poverty and reflects both lack of opportunity and capability.
Globalization was a multidimensional phenomenon and also offered the means for tackling acute problems, including extreme poverty.
The Sixth South American Conference on Migration met in Paraguay on 4 and 5 May and issued the Asunción Declaration, which gives clear and balanced expression to the continent's consensus position on migration and development,viewing them as a multidimensional phenomenon of growing complexity.
Illiteracy has come to be viewed as a multidimensional phenomenon rather than merely a dichotomous one reading and writing.
A complex and multidimensional phenomenon, globalization is shaping the contours of international relations, particularly in the economic and social arena.
The Ministers underscored the importance of understanding poverty as a multidimensional phenomenon, and in this regard reaffirmed the need to end poverty in all its forms.
Since poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon, the assessment of poverty trends requires consideration of a series of indicators relating to income, hunger, health and education, and gender equity.
The Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi Commission on the Measurementof Economic Performance and Social Progress emphasized that poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon that goes well beyond income, and effective poverty reduction efforts must look at a variety of functions.
Migration is a complex multidimensional phenomenon, and its impact on development for the region is both positive and negative.
Ms. Connors stressed that violence against children was a complex, multidimensional phenomenon, and combating it required the sustained cooperation of many different actors.
It is seen as a complex and multidimensional phenomenon, which is realized in the text with the help of a wide repertoire of language and speech means at different levels.
Dealing with the effects of globalization-- a multidimensional phenomenon-- was high on the agenda of the European Union.
Migration, understood as a multidimensional phenomenon, has contributed to social and economic development and cultural and political life in various regions.
While there has been considerable progress in the understanding of poverty as a multidimensional phenomenon, there has been an overemphasis on traditional measures of poverty based on income or consumption.
Since poverty is a complex and multidimensional phenomenon, dealing with it requires a holistic approach that addresses cross-cutting development issues along with growth.
Poverty must be addressed as a multidimensional phenomenon alongside health, education, services and employment.
It was a transnational and multidimensional phenomenon that spared neither the developed nor the developing countries; it ate away at the public and private sectors and held in its claws both those who promoted corruption and those who allowed it or were accomplices to it.
Mr. Sermoneta(Israel) said that poverty was a multidimensional phenomenon that was linked to and exacerbated by hunger, disease and illiteracy.
The latter focus on poverty as a multidimensional phenomenon that includes not only market-based consumption but also the provision of goods and services and access to resources.
Development is now increasingly seen as a multidimensional phenomenon, embracing economic, social, environmental and humanitarian dimensions.
Some countries addressed poverty among women as a multidimensional phenomenon, involving the social exclusion and marginalization that prevents women from exercising their human rights and gaining access to productive resources, services and institutions.