Примеры использования Risks of marginalization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Globalization involves increased risks of marginalization, in particular for the poorest countries.
Global financial integration should be to the benefit of all countries and all peoples; andwe must all work together to reduce the risks of marginalization.
We recognize that these measures will reduce the risks of marginalization and radicalization.
The risks of marginalization of African countries remain a reality in an international context marked by a tendency to create broad blocks or large free-trade zones.
To promote a greater knowledge of the critical issues and the risks of marginalization for the women of foreign origin;
While globalization and interdependence are opening new opportunities, through trade, investment and capital flows and advancements in technology, for the growth of the world economy and for the development and improvement of living standards around the world,there are associated risks of marginalization.
The land-locked developing countries faced greater risks of marginalization due to high transport costs and a poor trading environment.
At its 32nd meeting, on 14 April 1999, the Commission held a special debate on child rights under the theme:“Children: risks of marginalization and exclusion”.
In his view, the conference should insist on greater compliance with agreed-upon commitments andconsider such issues as the risks of marginalization of least developed countries and processes of regional integration which, in the view of developing countries, needed greater evaluation.
Meeting the challenge of maximizing the developmentalimpact of globalization and liberalization, while minimizing the risks of marginalization and instability.
Emphasis should also be put on guaranteeing the integration of all developing countries into the increasingly globalized world economy and reducing the risks of marginalization, increasing assistance to complement national efforts in combating the HIV/AIDS pandemic in developing countries, and strengthening the role of the United Nations in dealing with the issues of economic and social development.
Measures and actions to be taken in order tomaximize the development impact of liberalization and globalization and minimize the risks of marginalization and instability.
The tenth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD X), which Thailand had the honour of hosting from 12 to 19 February this year,drew particular attention to the risks of marginalization of the poorest countries in the global economy and of the most vulnerable groups within both developing and developed countries.
In this respect, the Conference reiterates the necessity for a more efficient and equitable world economy; the promotion of a climate of real cooperation and solidarity; andstrengthening of multilateral cooperation in order to adapt to the new economic realities and minimize the risks of marginalization.
Globalization and liberalization generated new opportunities for economic development,while at the same time entailing risks of marginalization for many countries, especially the transition economies.
During the fifty-fifth session of the Commission on Human Rights, the High Commissioner participated,on 14 April 1999, in the special dialogue on the rights of the child- risks of marginalization and exclusion.
Indeed, it has always been recognized that there were market failures and, as it was developing today,globalization entailed serious risks of marginalization for individuals as well as for entire countries and regions.
The challenge for national and international policy is to move in directions that maximize the developmental impact of globalization andliberalization while minimizing the risks of marginalization and instability.
Recognizing that globalization, the information revolution andrapid changes make developing countries vulnerable to the risks of marginalization and to recurring financial crisis.
Promoting growth and sustainable development in a globalizing andliberalizing world economy is the theme of UNCTAD IX. The objective is to maximize the development impact of the current trends while minimizing the risks of marginalization of developing countries and of social and economic instability.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD), at its ninth session(Midrand, 1996), highlighted the potential benefits of globalization andtrade liberalization to developing countries but warned of the risks of marginalization of poorer countries unable to capitalize on new opportunities.
A renewed system-wide effort is called for to address the implications of globalization and liberalization in the world economy, bearing in mind the major new opportunities being opened up for trade and investment and information and technology flows,but also the risks of marginalization of the poorest countries, and the poorest groups, especially women and children, within countries.
Unemployment and the risk of marginalization.
It also lessens the risk of marginalization with its unfortunate consequences.
It also lessens the risk of marginalization with its unfortunate consequences.
One of the most important aspects of the informatics revolution was, in fact, the risk of marginalization.
The EU was concerned about the risk of marginalization of LDCs and poor countries.
Much had been said of the opportunities provided, and the risk of marginalization entailed, by globalization.
Africa was the continent that was most vulnerable and exposed to the risk of marginalization.
The risk of marginalization is all too real for many of those countries, especially for the least developed countries and many sub-Saharan African countries.