Примеры использования Serious economic and social problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the meantime, the country faced many serious economic and social problems.
The serious economic and social problems in Abkhazia have been exacerbated by the region's isolation from the international community.
Despite this progress,the country faces many serious economic and social problems.
The world's serious economic and social problems, particularly in developing countries, continue growing at an alarming rate.
Finally, we need to return to a discussion of the serious economic and social problems currently affecting the world.
The Committee noted that the Central African Republic was coping with a post-conflict situation,which complicated its efforts to tackle its serious economic and social problems.
Global warming is exacerbating the serious economic and social problems that developing countries are facing.
Despite some positivedevelopments in Liberia and the determination to improve the conditions of life of the Liberian people, many serious economic and social problems continued to confront the country.
The country continues to face serious economic and social problems and needs strong international and donor support.
We will strive in the United Nations to develop its full potential and address urgent and serious economic and social problems facing developing countries.
In facing up to the challenge of the scourge of drugs and the serious economic and social problems it creates, our efforts will be crowned with success only if we adopt an integrated approach that deals with both supplyand demand, production, trafficking- including arms trafficking- the control of basic chemical products and money laundering.
We reaffirm our support to the United Nations in its efforts to developits full potential and address urgent and serious economic and social problems faced by developing countries.
However, because of the transition to a market economy, the country has encountered serious economic and social problems in recent years, including rises in unemploymentand poverty, and these have adversely affected the most vulnerable segments of the population.
In this new era, when the United Nations is renewing its efforts to maintain international peace and security,we must note the persistence of deep disparities and serious economic and social problems besetting all countries, in particular the developing countries.
Of the total population, 3 per cent consists of upper-class families with high purchasing power, 14 per cent consists of small entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals with relative financial independence, 18 per cent are wage and salary earners, among whom there is a high percentage of de facto unions and disorganized nuclear families with women as heads of households, and 65 per cent belong to the marginal sectors(manual workers, unemployed and underemployed persons) with serious economic and social problems.
We reiterate the need for the UN to develop its full potential to address urgent and serious economic and social problems facing developing countries, including in the field of international economic cooperation.
The Committee also notes with interest the various activities undertaken by the National Human Rights Commission in the field of children's rights as well as the adoption of the National Development Plan and the Solidarity Programme aimed at solving the serious economic and social problems encountered by the country.
The first victims of whatever military actions are undertaken will be the billions of people living in the poor and underdeveloped world,with their unbelievably serious economic and social problems, their unpayable debtsand the ruinous prices of their basic commodities; their growing natural and ecological disasters; their hunger and extreme poverty; the massive undernourishment of their children, teenagers and adults; their terrible AIDS epidemic; and their malaria, tuberculosis and infectious diseases, which threaten whole nations with extermination.
The Dominican Republic feels that the efforts to maintain peace and security in Haiti, sponsored by the Member States of the United Nations,would be insufficient in themselves if we did not supplement them with resources to relieve the serious economic and social problems besetting the nation.
We share the view that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the necessary resources to enable it to contribute to solving the serious economic and social problems facing developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
Ten years ago, the General Assembly decided that Africa would be one ofthe priorities of the United Nations in the 1990s and, in keeping with this decision, the international community committed itself to working with the African countries to address the serious economic and social problems facing their respective countries.
We share the view that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the requisite resources to contribute to solving the serious economic and social problems facing developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
For the developing countries, particularly El Salvador, a combination of factors, including natural disasters, high oil and food prices and climate change, had led to lower exports and productivity, and therefore higher unemployment,which caused serious economic and social problems that threatened democratic stability.
We strongly believe that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the requisite resources to contribute to solving the serious economic and social problems facing the developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
It was making tremendous efforts to achieve the goals identified in Agenda 21, but developments in the past decade had shown that even in the prosperous economies it was rather difficult to pursue an efficient policy of sustainable development;the problem seemed to be even more complicated for Ukraine as a newly independent State experiencing serious economic and social problems, which had worsened recently as a result of the global financial turmoil.
Within our own Organization, responsibility also means that we have to strengthen the authority of the United Nations in the maintenance of international peace and security; pursue the process of reforming the Security Council, once we have agreed that an increase in its membership is justified;be more effective in assisting Member States to cope with their serious economic and social problems; and enhance the Organization's capacity to mountand deploy peace missions on a timely basis.
The illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons has caused serious security, economic and social problems for developing countries in generaland African countries in particular.
Nevertheless, regardless of the efforts undertaken and the resources invested in Central America,there remain serious political, economic and social problems which could nullify the gains made to date.
In addition, the procedures and strategies of international financial institutions penalized countries with limited resources and serious economic and social development problems.
Ms. Librada(Equatorial Guinea) said that the delay in submitting the second and third periodic reports was attributable to the serious economic crisis and social problems of the 1980s in the aftermath of a brutal dictatorship.