Примеры использования Pervasive problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is a widespread,- pervasive problem.
A more pervasive problem has been in the financial sector.
Narcotics remain a major and pervasive problem in Afghanistan.
Without such a holistic approach, there was little hope of finding a practical andlasting solution to that persistent and pervasive problem.
Domestic violence is another pervasive problem in Ethiopia.
JS1 indicated that despite the existence of shelters and hotlines to help protect women,domestic violence remained a pervasive problem.
Violence against women andgirls remains a pervasive problem across the region.
Although a pervasive problem, little information existed before 1999 on the nature and extent of Gender Based Violence(GBV) in Timor-Leste.
Violence against children was a broad and pervasive problem.
Violence against vulnerable groups was a pervasive problem, which Caribbean Governments were tackling, using a holistic approach.
Identity theft programs are so numerous these days because identity theft is such a pervasive problem in this society.
It also noted the pervasive problem of domestic violence and the fact that Samoa was party to a number of core human rights instruments.
Another negative factor in this area stems from deficiencies in the way States tackle the pervasive problem of common crime.
Illiteracy among youth remains a pervasive problem in many countries, and is a major issue facing development planners.
Realizing this target by 2015 in Cameroon is quite farfetched as gender inequality is still a pervasive problem in the country.
He concluded that the record was mixed at best and that a pervasive problem was that the police and other security forces were often biased.
TRUANCY LAWS STIPULATE PENALTIES FOR PARENTS ANDSTUDENTS Truancy- unauthorized absence from school- is a pervasive problem worldwide.
However, policymakers represent social benefit fraud to be a pervasive problem, channelling considerable resources to combat it.
This project is a signal achievement for Guyana in breaking down defensive barriers andbuilding collaborative mechanisms to deal with the pervasive problem of domestic violence.
Impunity for attacks against journalists is a serious and pervasive problem, and it is one- if not the main- challenge to strengthening the protection of journalists.
The lack of information for planning and decision-making andan inadequacy of monitoring capabilities are still a pervasive problem in developing countries.
Violence against women andgirls is a pervasive problem that continues to affect all societies around the world, and such a complex problem demands a holistic solution.
In the global economic arena, bribery andother forms of corruption remain a pervasive problem and companies do not do enough to prevent it.
As long as the pervasive problem of intolerance continues to afflict populations around the world, the message of the Year must carry on, with a view to achieving equal rights and respect for all.
The United Nations agencies and the multilateral financial institutions must contribute to eradicating the pervasive problem of caste-based abuse.
JS2 noted that inadequate access to quality legal assistance is a chronic and pervasive problem for criminal defendants notably due to a lack of lawyers and the overuse and frequent arbitrariness of pretrial detention.
The lack of information for planning and decision-making andan inadequacy of monitoring capabilities are still pervasive problems in developing countries.
By identifying pervasive problems in how rules of engagement were drafted, were disseminated through the chain of command, and were taught to soldiers on the ground, Canada improved its institutional capacity to better ensure the right to life in the future.
Poverty, marginalization andwidespread alienation remain the most significant and pervasive problems facing many indebted countries in the third world and East European countries.
The World Conference should encourage government officials at all levels to acknowledge, publicly and consistently,that racism is a grave and pervasive problem that must be combated.