Примеры использования Shortage of human resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Shortage of human resources trained in combating weapons of mass destruction.
The backlog of individual communications had increased owing to the shortage of human resources in the Secretariat.
A shortage of human resources trained in countering weapons of mass destruction.
The DPRS further recognises its own limitations due to a shortage of human resources, funding and strategic action plans.
Due to shortage of human resources, secretariat services could unfortunately not be provided for this activity.
However, it is important to note that the microfinancesector has several deficiencies, including a shortage of human resources and organizational problems.
In addition, there is a shortage of human resources, including teachers at the secondary school and higher education levels and health care providers.
In many countries,public administration remains weak largely owing to a shortage of human resources and to deficiencies in staff training and motivation.
There is a shortage of human resources in the health sector, particularly in the regions, as well as inadequate infrastructure and equipment.
Due to difficulties in communicating with the Research Institute and shortage of human resources, secretariat services could unfortunately not be provided for this activity.
The meeting which was scheduled to take place in October 2002 had to be cancelled due to difficulties in communicating with the Research Institute and shortage of human resources and secretariat services.
It was felt, however,that due to shortage of human resources and secretariat services this team of specialists could not be established.
Major challenges encountered in this area include lack of an up to date national survey on blindness andlow vision, shortage of human resources and infrastructure for eye care, inadequate budget for eye care.
It was felt, however, that due to shortage of human resources and secretariat services the setting-up of such a team of specialists would not be feasible at the moment.
A member of the Executive Board team that had visited Burkina Faso praised the Bamako Initiative and its empowering effect on local communities,but said that the shortage of human resources was severely affecting the delivery of health services.
In the case of countries with small populations, the shortage of human resources adds to the challenge of building the appropriate institutional capacity and implementing necessary measures.
Specific examples presented include coordination of efforts to control emerging infectious diseases and global pandemics, efforts to attain the Millennium Development Goals, andefforts to address the shortage of human resources for health.
The shortage of human resources which Togo is experiencing in the health-care sector is basically connected to the low level of recruitment and the failure to replace staff who retire, as well as to deaths and the brain drain.
In order to ensure the Organization's success in discharging its mandate,it must address the shortage of human resources in its country offices and mobilize the capacities of those offices so that they can carry out their responsibilities.
The shortage of human resources experienced by Benin since its adoption of the structural adjustment programme has served as the point of departure for intense and fruitful cooperation between State institutions and NGOs.
Likewise, island developing countries, particularly the small and remote ones among them, also face constraints on their external economic performance due to such factors as a poor resources base,environmental fragility, shortage of human resources and recurring natural disasters.
Noting that emigration would exacerbate the shortage of human resources and emphasizing the importance of taking measures to broaden the educational programme to develop the Territory's human resources. .
Indeed, the reporting requirements to the International Labour Office, which are regulated through a very demanding annual monitoring system,are extremely difficult to be fulfilled, on account of the already extensively mentioned shortage of human resources within San Marino Administration.
The problems these countries faced included a shortage of human resources, a lack of suitable legislation giving governments the necessary powers, and other competing priorities; climate change, for example, was generally viewed as a more pressing concern.
Likewise, the island developing countries, particularly the small and remote ones among them, also face additional development constraints due to such factors as a poor resource base, underdeveloped infrastructure, a limited industrial base,environmental fragility and shortage of human resources.
The shortage of human resources was such that the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs put an intern in charge of one of its sub-offices, located in a phase III area that was one of the most heavily affected by the tsunami, for the period from 12 July to 22 August 2005.
The Special Committee notes the observation of the Caribbean Development Bank that emigration would exacerbate the shortage of human resources and urges the administering Power, in cooperation with the territorial Government, to provide incentives to assist nationals in finding better opportunities at home and to attract qualified nationals from abroad.
It was in particular concerned that the annual budget allocation of Guinea-Bissau for health was below the Millennium Development Goal target of a 15 per cent allocation to health care; malnutrition was worryingly high;health-care services remained inaccessible for many; and there was a shortage of human resources in the health sector and inadequate infrastructure and equipment.
In addition to the scarcity of budgetary resources, participants mentioned the shortage of human resources, emphasizing that the number of mandates from the Commission which the Centre for Human Rights must service was increasing without any proportional increase in the staff assisting the independent experts.
Considering the shortage of human resources within San Marino Administration, and as already mentioned in the national report and in the opening speech by the San Marino Head of Delegation during the seventh session of the UPR Working Group of the Human Rights Council, San Marino would not be able to fulfil the obligation under Article 29, with consequent further delays in the submission of national reports.