Примеры использования Perennial problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As a result, the perennial problem of"conflict of interests" will disappear.
The three delegations remained concerned about the perennial problem of unpaid assessments.
There is also the perennial problem of determining what is effective.
Lack of access to clean water andsanitation has been a perennial problem for Somalia.
Another perennial problem entails late or incomplete data or non-reporting of data.
It is also expected to consider the perennial problem of funding for the Centre.
The perennial problem of chronic external indebtedness constituted a serious impediment to development.
The Secretariat should therefore take steps to resolve the perennial problem of late issuance of documents.
Food security is a perennial problem in Burundi due mainly to overpopulation.
For example, a robust Special Fund would enable the continent to overcome the perennial problem of sustaining peacekeeping operations.
That would solve the perennial problem of translation of documents into all working languages.
Finding the balance between regulation anddevelopment of the sector is likely to remain a perennial problem for the Government.
We would also like to see the perennial problem of commodity price fluctuations given much greater attention.
In this regard, it is our view that enhanced international, regional and bilateral cooperation are a sine qua non to tackle this perennial problem.
Draft article 49 sought to solve a perennial problem in shipping that occurred when goods arrived before the bill of lading.
The objective of this amendment is to facilitate judicial work, particularly that of defence counsel,by attempting to tackle the perennial problem of translation.
The time had come to make a positive change, and to address a perennial problem which affected the performance of the Committee.
A perennial problem, however, was the confusion that could sometimes arise in the event of an unavoidably imperfect translation or interpretation.
For years, the international community has been trying to come to grips with the perennial problem faced by millions and millions of the world's population: poverty.
It was regrettable that the perennial problem of the late submission of documents had again compelled the Advisory Committee to reschedule its meetings.
The Bahamas Government is encouraged by recent efforts by both the United States of America andthe Republic of Cuba to address this perennial problem of Cuban migrants.
Thus, tackling the perennial problem of illiteracy must be regarded as an important prior condition for the realization of the IT potential.
Within the context of the neoliberal development agenda of the 1980s, new efforts at addressing this perennial problem have been biased towards market-based mechanisms.
The perennial problem of the late issuance of documentation adversely affected the deliberations of intergovernmental bodies, particularly in the case of smaller delegations.
The Special Commission's financial requirements, a perennial problem, were covered during 1996 by voluntary contributions from some Member States.
Yet, the wider global political conditions now prevailing cannot be more propitious for a major,concerted effort in resolving this perennial problem.
This would overcome the perennial problem of lack of reliable markets for farm produce which has been a hindrance to farming for a long time.
For example, improving agricultural production should be given greater policy attention in countries where food insecurity is still a perennial problem.
The course is designed to shed light on the perennial problem of disarmament and international security and raise awareness of the urgent need to address it.
In many instances, the lack of access to adequate housing for internally displaced persons, in particular in urban areas,remains a perennial problem, irrespective of the length of displacement.