Примеры использования Structural imbalances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would do nothing to correct its structural imbalances.
Economic and structural imbalances could be overcome if the political will to do so existed.
Adequate international mechanisms were thus needed for tackling those structural imbalances.
The existing structural imbalances in the international trade regime also needed to be addressed.
Lack of such reform undermined the legitimacy of those institutions and perpetuated structural imbalances.
Thus, the structural imbalances and the inequities that result from decades of apartheid are gigantic.
Labour markets in mostof Eastern Europe and the CIS continue to suffer from chronic structural imbalances.
Increased employability reduces labour market structural imbalances by better matching labourers to market demand.
Structural imbalances and vulnerability persisted; the Bretton Woods institutions must be made more efficient and more representative.
Session I. Current risks to economic recovery,and the continuing structural imbalances in the global economy.
The criteria should address the structural imbalances and hence impediments to equitable development on a global scale.
He said that more than 30 years of Israeli occupation had led to severe structural imbalances in Palestinian society.
Structural imbalances demean and diminish the full dignity of women and girls and increase gender discrimination and the risk of violence directed against them.
It was felt that the criteria should address the structural imbalances and hence impediments to equitable development on a global scale.
One of the main objectives of development of the national economy at the present stage is to analyze the structural imbalances of territorial development.
There are structural imbalances in the labour market which are reflected in the substantial amount of unofficial employment generating irregular incomes for workers.
It would be nice to introduce differentiated tax on profits,so mad profits syrevikov were to address the structural imbalances of the Russian economy.
One of the major structural imbalances of the Palestinian economy is its low degree of industrialization when compared to other economies at similar income levels.
Ms. Pitakannop(Thailand) said that the challenge ahead was to collaborate in addressing the long-standing structural imbalances in the world economic system.
The gap has been aggravated by structural imbalances and income disparities among countries of the region, between rural and urban populations, and across populations.
Indeed, slavery, segregation orapartheid served not only to dehumanize people, but also created structural imbalances that remain to this day.
Structural imbalances in the region have not been conducive to the creation of sufficient jobs to absorb the annual increase in the economically active population.
The Rio+20 outcome document provided guidance for the reform of a global international financial andeconomic system that suffered from structural imbalances.
The recent financial crisis in South-East Asia had revealed deep-seated structural imbalances in the manner in which globalization and liberalization were shaping the global economy.
The structural imbalances and flaws of the post-Second-World-War international economic order persist and prevent the maximization of the benefits of interdependence and globalization.
It was patently evident that the illegitimate Israeli practices had exacerbated the structural imbalances in the economic, social and ecological environment of those occupied territories.
Fifthly, there are multiple structural imbalances in such spheres as political culture and regime, geography, demography, structure of armed forces and distribution of natural resources and wealth.
Progress was being achieved towards the Millennium Development Goals, although some structural imbalances were emerging, as signalled by the twin crises in food and fuel prices.
Structural imbalances in international economic relations will continue to foment social unrest, disturbances and social conflicts that can turn into disputes which threaten international peace and security.
Although the economy has resumed positive growth since 2000, structural imbalances and weak institutions pose challenges to the socio-economic stability of the country.