Примеры использования Political fragmentation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Is political fragmentation dangerous in a society?
The degree of social inequality,cultural conflict and political fragmentation is growing.
The result was often social and political fragmentation, and a sometimes weak and dependent civil society.
Thus began a half-century-long period of Azerbaijani independence,albeit in a condition of deep political fragmentation and internal warfare.
Ethnic strife and political fragmentation are on the rise.
A review of Facebook and Twitter discussions reveals that'web elites',which are present in all ideological currents increase this political fragmentation.
Tamerlane(Timur) and his successors ceased the religious and political fragmentation of Middle East in the XIV-XV centuries.
The political fragmentation of Italy, and the lack of an unified response to pressures from both France and Spain, made it highly susceptible to European politics and foreign invasions.
Victory over those challenges can be won not through political fragmentation, finger-pointing and confrontation, but through cooperation.
Mr. SHAMBOS(Cyprus): The world community finds itself at the crossroads between peaceful coexistence and development, on the one hand, andrelapse into ethnic strife and political fragmentation, on the other.
This is particularly pertinent in the case of so-called"failed States" where political fragmentation means that it is no longer possible to equate a State with its constituent parts.
Given the combination of political fragmentation in the South Caucasus and the confrontational political configurations as well as protracted status quo, any shock(internal or external) reverberates across the region.
There was a political power struggle within the central Government and a consequential political fragmentation and attempts to polarize the tribes in Darfur.
I am concerned over the continued political fragmentation of the country and would reiterate the need for all Ivorians to resolve political differences peacefully.
This is not, however, a cause for complacency,because unsupervised economic globalization coupled with an escalation of political fragmentation could ignite fierce conflict between economic blocs and social groups world wide.
The Church, during the time of the political fragmentation of Poland and the enormous progeny of the Piast dynasty, was the easiest way to develop influence in the fate of Silesia, by obtaining the prestigious(and profitable) Church dignities.
The present dilemma is how we can capitalize collectively on the advantage offered by economic globalization,while avoiding political fragmentation owing to the resurgence of religious and ethnic intolerance and chauvinistic nationalism.
Mr. Hetteš Slovakia said that the international community had to face new problems arising from the globalization of the economy, such as, on the one hand, economic imbalances threatening international stability, sustainable development andeconomic integration efforts and, on the other, political fragmentation and continuing gender inequality.
To fight social polarization andrelated cultural and political fragmentation, new modes of urban policy emerged, commonly summarized under the label urban governance.
Indeed, imbalances in the world economy today pose serious challenges to future international stability: imbalances in the distribution of wealth,between the forces driving economic integration and political fragmentation, between humanity's impact on, and the capacities of, planetary life-support systems.
At the same time, it should be understood that, given the political fragmentation and disunity of Central Asia, Ankara's attempts to form a common regional agenda remains limited.
The importance and topicality of managing imbalances in regional development are postulated by that they provoke emergence and intensification of contradictions in reconciling the economic interests between regions, as well as between center and regions,increasing political fragmentation, economic disintegration and social explosions.
Paradoxically, the ever-greater integration of the world economy has been accompanied by increasing political fragmentation. The cold war was not just an ideological geopolitical struggle; the cold war imposed identities that transcended nationalism.
Although the implementation of a permanent framework for dialogue with the participation of most political parties represents a decisive step in this regard, the non-participation of the main opposition party, the FPI,reflects the extent of the political fragmentation resulting from the protracted political crisis in Côte d'Ivoire.
It signals a strategy of overcoming social polarization and political fragmentation by making the city an inclusive organization, where local government, private business and voluntary organizations work together to create a city that is both sustainable and liveable.
It is paradoxical indeed that the increased interdependence dictated by the developments that are taking place at the present time should go hand in hand with political fragmentation and clash of interests as individual States pursue their own narrow interests and ambitions.
Thus, normatively, urban governance signals a strategy for overcoming social polarization and political fragmentation, and making the city an inclusive organization, where actors representing local government, private business and voluntary organizations work hand in hand to create a city that is both sustainable and liveable.
On 4 December 1994, OC Intelligence, Maj.- Gen. Uri Saguy, reportedly told the Cabinet that there were clear signs of" Lebanonization" in the Gaza Strip, manifested through the formation of armed militias that were already or potentially fighting each other."Lebanonization" meant an absence of effective central authority, political fragmentation caused by divisiveness and a lack of legitimacy, a proliferation of armed militias and the consequent and inevitable failure to regulate economic life.
The Council of Representatives also approved AlAbadi's proposed ministerial programme,which focused on reforms to tackle issues such as political fragmentation along sectarian lines, corruption, the restructuring of the armed forces, and institutional and legal reform to counter discrimination and human rights abuses.
At the time the Duke of Holstein-Gottorp was a vassal of the Kingdom of Denmark, butthe dukes of Schleswig-Holstein were perennial enemies to their Danish suzerains, and the political fragmentation of the region and the ongoing conflict over its rightful rule posed an insurmountable obstacle to such a large project.