Примеры использования Systemic challenges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Systemic challenges.
Institutional context and systemic challenges.
The region is confronted with systemic challenges such as inadequate capacity for monitoring, and research and development.
II. Institutional context and systemic challenges.
The note further identifies systemic challenges and development implications, and reflects on a possible way forward.
IV. United Nations efforts to date and systemic challenges.
The group explores systemic challenges to both countries, such as customs issues, as well as specific problems that individual companies encounter.
The United Nations has supported the Government in addressing these systemic challenges.
Though important, these interventions do not address the systemic challenges to which the evaluation correctly alludes.
The Committee should use its various resolutions to address current systemic challenges.
Noting that there have been systemic challenges to the global economic architecture demanding a review of global economic governance.
The units are an effective tool for speedy andadequate redress to both individual and systemic challenges.
The systemic challenges posed by this situation would be increased by the unclear and, at times, contradictory jurisprudence emanating from arbitral awards.
These units represent an effective tool for speedy andadequate redress to both individual and systemic challenges.
First, there were systemic challenges resulting from the growing number and diversity of IIAs that made it more difficult for countries to keep their IIA network cohesive.
The themes should reflect the holistic approach to the interconnected national, regional,international and systemic challenges of financing for development.
Those and other more systemic challenges and structural imbalances between the North and the South and within the South made South-South cooperation all the more important in the present-day world.
Recommends that the agenda reflect the holistic approach to the interconnected national, regional,international and systemic challenges of financing for development;
UNICEF should review systemic challenges with regard to demonstrating results at the impact level, which would help in the implementation of further interventions and the sharing of lessons learned.
It is also about the creation of new products and the adoption of approaches, processes, partnerships and positions, often in combination,that can address systemic challenges.
The Management Performance Board also takes action on systemic challenges noted by a significant number of managers in the self-evaluation component of the annual performance assessment.
Does that involve regular surveys of court users and other stakeholders, orother means of identifying systemic challenges or weaknesses?
Besides addressing the systemic challenges posed by recent developments, one of the crucial tasks was to review the institutional set-up, methodology and transparency of existing risk-rating arrangements.
Ghana lauded the Government and people of Haiti for their resilience anddetermination to confront and overcome the systemic challenges that have caused so much suffering and pain to them.
More systemic challenges relating to technology transfer first have to do with monopoly power and the command of value-chain leaders over production with far fewer forward and backward linkages in developing countries.
In the absence of UNMIL inspections, however, such minor inconsistencies are more likely to accumulate andbecome broader systemic challenges, such as misplacing weapons altogether.
Systemic challenges, including a lack of monitoring, training, research and development, reliable data on pollution and resource use and consumer traditions, need to be further investigated and improved institutional settings and collaborative engagement on these issues need to be promoted.
The Monterrey Consensus addressed, inter alia, economic governance and called for a holistic approach to the interconnected national,international and systemic challenges faced by a globalized world.
In which it was affirmed, inter alia, that a holistic approach to the interconnected national,international and systemic challenges of financing for development- sustainable, gender-sensitive, people-centred development- in all parts of the globe was essential.
Mr Manole stressed the role of the ECHR as it is"the only efficient tool for fighting torture in the region" despite the limited scope of its decisions' influence on the systemic challenges.