Примеры использования Structural problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And there is an additional structural problem.
Unemployment is a structural problem requiring long-term solutions.
The High Commissioner noted that impunity remained a structural problem.
This could indicate a structural problem of the law.
While this might generate revenue, it does not resolve the structural problem.
Another serious structural problem arises in the area of land reform.
For JS4, impunity for the highest-ranking violators of human rights was a structural problem.
UNDCP faces both a cash-flow and a structural problem in its financing.
If there is a structural problem with this body, it stems not from the agenda but from the rules of procedure.
The Committee urges the State party to continue its policy of issuing identity cards and to resolve the structural problem affecting registration.
This is of course a structural problem that must be handled outside the purview of the discussion on debt relief.
In this vein, poverty in its various forms is and always has been a structural problem, of which every country in the world is aware.
This is a deep structural problem that undermines the performance of both the Security Council and the General Assembly.
The Niger crisis illustrated that chronic child undernutrition should be addressed as a structural problem through longer-term policies.
Unemployment in those countries was a structural problem which easy monetary policy would not be able to solve.
One structural problem is poverty and the unequal distribution of wealth, as well as the accelerated growth of the older adult population.
These children(called talibes)represent a structural problem that has emerged in the rapid urbanization over the past 20 years.
The Court developed this type of procedure in order todeal with large groups of identical cases that stem from the same structural problem.
The other structural problem relates to the public companies, i.e. improving their business practice, on which the IMF especially insisted.
Underlying legitimate short-term concerns about lack of demand, jobs andreal investment was a long-term structural problem.
Such projects were necessary to correct the structural problem of discrimination against women, which legislation alone was not sufficient to address.
With intensifying international competition in ICT sectors in particular, a shortage of skilled labour has become a common structural problem for both developed and developing economies.
Unequal distribution of wealth is the structural problem that has, historically, had the greatest impact on the Panamanian economy.
The average unemployment rate in the euro area reached a new, all-time high of 12.1 per cent in March 2013, andlong-term unemployment has become a structural problem for many European countries.
There is a need to address the fundamental structural problem of inequality between rich and poor to enable the people to enjoy their right to development on an equal basis.
He acknowledged that the invasion of these lands by people fleeing from poverty andunemployment in the hinterlands constituted a structural problem that could only be tackled by long-term solutions.
The structural problem that it is probably the most urgently necessary to resolve, if the credibility of the whole United Nations system is to be maintained, is that of the Security Council.
I want to conclude by citing one simple example of how this deep structural problem seriously cripples efforts to improve the performance of the Security Council, a goal that we all ostensibly share.
Some submissions note that climate change is often viewed by many departments in government as an environmental issue or an'add-on',instead of as a cross-cutting structural problem.
He also asked about the results of programmes to tackle women's unemployment and the structural problem of women being employed mainly in fixed-term or short-term jobs, while permanent jobs seemed to be mainly for men.