Примеры использования Such inequality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What steps are taken to eliminate such inequality?
Such inequality was demoralizing for the staff of UNIDO.
The goal of the measure is to reduce or eliminate such inequality.
Such inequality impacted negatively on the poorest.
As disarmament progresses, such inequality of burden should diminish.
Such inequality tends to become even more aggravated during crises.
The United Nations should not become an instrument for enforcing such inequality.
Such inequality of treatment was tantamount to discrimination against men.
He asked what the main reasons were for ethnic inequality, and what problems such inequality caused.
Whereas such inequality was not new, the time had come to address it.
She wondered whether the Government had considered the enactment of temporary special measures to redress such inequality.
Many assume that such inequality, while undesirable, is necessary for the generation of wealth.
The economic and food crises, as well as ongoing challenges such as climate change that have disproportionate effects on the livelihoods of the poorest households,threaten to deepen such inequality.
Such inequality was reflected in the emergence of global"jobless growth.
The author also claims a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, arguing that, since he was not allowed to dispense with a procurador and to represent himself before the Constitutional Court,he was placed in a situation of inequality with respect to persons with a law degree; such inequality was not justified.
Such inequality before the law affected not only Crimean Tatars but also other indigenous peoples of Crimea.
The Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific,2008 observes growing inequalities in the region owing to the neglect of agriculture, noting that such inequality may impede growth and threaten social cohesion by leaving people's skills idle.
Initially, such inequality generates only a suspicion of unlawful differentiation, a suspicion that cannot be removed without sufficient reason.
Inevitably, such inequality of economics and opportunity threatens the possibility for peace and security within societies and even globally.
Such inequality and discrimination between the sexes are factors that create the most insidious obstacles to poverty reduction and women's empowerment.
Such inequality of campaigning conditions did not provoke any concerns of the Supervisory Council to Control Order and Rules of Electoral Campaigning in Mass Media.
Such inequality, coupled with the lack of pro-poor or inclusive economic growth, is reflected in large spatial and group disparities in access to and use of social services.
If there is such inequality between similarly situated persons, there must be reasonable and objective justification as well as proportionality of the means applied to achieve a particular aim.
To ameliorate, if not to remove, such inequality may require an accelerated transfer of knowledge and technology, especially ICT, to developing countries-- and, as everybody knows, on concessional and preferential terms.
Such inequality is largely due to differences in students' socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, ranging from the parents' education and ability to navigate the educational system to their idea of a good future for their child.
Such inequality was of concern, not only for humanitarian reasons, but because poverty was more likely to foster instability, war and terrorism and, in an integrated world, upheaval and unrest in one country had a ripple effect on the rest of the international community.
Such inequality is reflected in unequal wages for equal work, the high percentage of illiteracy amongst women particularly in rural areas, the low level of representation of women in public service and administration, and limited access to credit, professional work and skilled trades.
However, such inequality must be assessed in light of the severe impact of statelessness in terms of enjoyment of human rights and the fact that the avoidance of statelessness is a fundamental principle of international law, whereas there is no evident international norm regarding a right to dual nationality.
Such inequalities tend to persist across generations.
Such inequalities take form principally through unequal access to health services and education.