Примеры использования Serious social problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Roma community faced serious social problems.
However, as the Government had not taken any note of the situation,Christianity was spreading along the border areas and creating serious social problems.
This could also lead to serious social problems, which in many cases could spiral out of control.
The introduction of other religions would create serious social problems.
A large number of affected persons face serious social problems, such as unemployment, discrimination, poverty and family dysfunction.
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Despite such laudable progress,women still faced serious social problems.
The transition to a market economy was not without serious social problems from which vulnerable groups, especially the disabled, were the first to suffer.
We all know that high unemployment rates drive poverty,hunger and other serious social problems.
Like many developing countries,Korea experienced serious social problems resulting from rapid population growth.
It should enable us to act better to reduce poverty andeliminate the most serious social problems.
Therefore, there is a need to target young people in an effort to combat serious social problems at the level of the family, the neighbourhood and the community.
In addition, an unmanaged discharge of large numbers of personnel from the cantonments could create serious social problems.
The Georgia Dream's leaders express the need to solve serious social problems inherited from the era of Saakashvili.
Failure to address this problem could lead to these children becoming misfits in society,thus causing serious social problems.
There can be no doubt that failure to take positive action often leads to more serious social problems, even to violent conflict and the outflow of refugees.
Globalization had resulted in a new form of economic, cultural and political domination, giving rise to greater inequalities,higher levels of unemployment and serious social problems.
Drug and alcohol dependency are among the most serious social problems facing indigenous youth and pose a serious challenge in indigenous communities.
Countries with economies in transition were not always able to tackle serious social problems on their own.
Here we are confronted with serious social problems related to the large-scale ecological disasters in the Aral Sea region and around the former nuclear-test site at Semipalatinsk.
Faltering cargo flows andmounting financial difficulties already triggered serious social problems at Reni and Iliychevsk.
There are also serious social problems of a different nature and magnitude in countries with economies in transition and countries experiencing fundamental political, economic and social transformations;
Tax breaks have existed for over 60 years,yet have had little impact on high unemployment and serious social problems, which have escalated.
Thus most of these countries face serious social problems, including endemic disease, hunger, unemployment, a high number of unemployed graduates, strident claims by its citizens and poverty.
In many instances, liberalization, privatization, market reform and other readjustment programmes not only do not promote African economic growth, but, to the contrary,they create serious social problems.
The Group also emphasized that the Summit andthe document should take into account the serious social problems caused by adjustment policies, and the increasingly negative impact of such policies on the status of women.
Nowadays the national Government takes a responsible approach to the structural imbalances in our economy,which created serious social problems that were not given institutional attention for a long time.
Noting the urgent need to address the most serious social problems affecting the African continent, particularly diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis; poverty; unemployment; and social exclusion.
These concessions, which are inconsistent with the provisions of the Land Act and international indigenous rights standards, cause serious social problems, including the dispossession and eviction of indigenous communities.
The Secretary-General's proposals should be geared to addressing the serious social problems-- including poverty, unemployment, underemployment, social marginalization and inequality-- that primarily affected women, children and the elderly in developing countries.
The obstacles turned out to be more serious and numerous than had been expected originally,because of the urgent need in the Russian Federation to tackle serious social problems which had accumulated with regard to payments to pensioners, teachers, medical workers and other groups.