Примеры использования Structural in nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Admittedly, only two of the three are structural in nature.
Some of these are structural in nature while others are case-specific.
The challenges to human security are deep and structural in nature.
This process is structural in nature, and the Company does not have full control over the redistribution of income between the two main revenue articles.
The problem is both developmental and structural in nature.
Africa's economic crisis is structural in nature and calls for long-term measures aimed at effective transformation through diversification.
The obstacles preventing women from participating openly in the economy are structural in nature.
Many of the findings are structural in nature, and solutions will have to take into account the overriding principles of independence, credibility and utility.
Another manifestation of intersectional discrimination might be defined as structural in nature.
Many regions there are prone to instability and tensions,which are sometimes structural in nature, thus requiring the attention of the international community and of the Council in particular.
The world today is beset by acute economic and social problems, many of them structural in nature.
Said investments are markedly structural in nature and show evidence of an unmistakable bustling and a positive impact on the generation of employment, diversification of economic activities and on the balance of payments.
Many analysts consider the rise in unemployment in the industrialized countries to be structural in nature.
The world today is beset by acute economic andsocial problems, many of them structural in nature, requiring urgent redress by the international community.
A significant component of agricultural community vulnerability remains structural in nature, and requires a policy solution to change behavior, and build awareness of best practice, both among policy makers and agricultural communities.
We are facing notjust another cyclical crisis, but rather a global economic crisis that is systemic and structural in nature.
Furthermore, taking up the idea of the structural causes of the crisis,solutions must also be structural in nature, because otherwise we would fall into a vicious circle and in time other crises would emerge.
She noted that disproportionate rates of incarceration, infant mortality, illiteracy andother indicators might result from a problem that was structural in nature.
The crisis that is currently affecting the global economy is mostly structural in nature and results from inconsistency, lack of coordination, and the adoption of macroeconomic policies incompatible with the growth needs of the developing world.
Speaking as the Chairman of the Working Group on the Financing of UNRWA, he underscored that the Agency's financial situation was dire andthat the problem had become structural in nature.
Ms. Abdelhady-Nasser(Observer for Palestine) said that it was clear that the financial difficulties faced by the Agency were in fact structural in nature and that any solution must make that the primary consideration.
A frequently cited argument relevant to developing countries and small economies(including developed countries) is that market-driven outcomes do not necessarily guarantee efficient andpositive outcomes for consumer welfare because the origins of many competition problems in small markets are structural in nature.
As a result, it had observed that, when viewed in the context of the budget as a whole, the reductions proposed were neither significant nor structural in nature, and were unlikely to be sustainable in the future.
Of particular interest will be members' opinions on how new realities,both national and international, are affecting the problem of social development- a problem that is almost structural in nature.
Please specify the steps being taken, with time bound targets, to mainstream gender equality concerns into job creation and economic development strategies, especially in light of the fact that unemployment rates are higher for women than men,women's unemployment is more structural in nature and discrimination against women is endemic in the job market paras. 240, 244 and 245.
A frequently cited argument relevant to developing countries and small economies(including developed countries) is that market-driven outcomes do not necessarily guarantee efficient andpositive outcomes for consumer welfare because the origins of many competition problems in small markets are structural in nature.
The Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and various regional treaties have explicitly articulated the international understanding of the issue and have reaffirmed and acknowledged that violence against women is both a cause and a consequence of discrimination, patriarchal dominance and control,that it is structural in nature and that it works as a social mechanism that forces women into a subordinate position, in both the public and private spheres.
Various international and regional instruments have recognized that violence against women, including domestic violence,“is both a cause and a consequence of discrimination” andthat“it is structural in nature”. 58.
Food security 39. Pressure on food supplies andprices is likely to remain in the long run as some of the underlining factors that triggered the 2007-2008 food crisis are structural in nature.