Примеры использования Systemic problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is, in fact, a systemic problem.
That systemic problem must be permanently resolved.
Access to such data, however, continues to be a systemic problem.
There is no systemic problem in China in this regard.
South Korean journalists andmedia experts have described this as a"systemic problem.
The Panel had not addressed another systemic problem, which encouraged the use of force.
In addition, it has been taking the following steps to address this systemic problem.
Yet, when an economic crisis became a systemic problem, action was also needed at the global level.
Social exclusion andexploitation of trafficked persons is a systemic problem.
This cannot be said to be a systemic problem and it is unlikely such cases are a result of poverty.
The Public Defender of Georgia has consecutively affirmed that there is no systemic problem of torture in detention facilities.
Despite that systemic problem, the United States was proud of the efforts it had made together with other Council members.
The daily attacks to which Serbs in Kosovo andMetohija were subjected made normal life impossible and testified to a systemic problem.
It is a decades-old systemic problem that permeates the whole panoply of United Nations organizations and agencies.
Mr. SICILIANOS insisted that the denial of access to justice by a decision of a nonjudicial body was a systemic problem, not a question of resources.
A systemic problem could therefore arise if a party to these contradictory agreements is not a party to the Vienna Convention.
Where a particular dispute orset of issues reflects a systemic problem, the Office may make recommendations for changes in policy or practice.
Cases of ill treatment by law enforcement officers occur very rarely in Slovenia,where police exceeding their powers is not a systemic problem.
According to Shvets, the case in Kirovograd, being not that blatant,still points to the systemic problem the drug dependent people face: discrimination and stigmatization.
Corruption is a systemic problem, so to combat it requires a systematic effort, concerted action by all sectors of society: government, business and public organizations.
The study on certain selected jobs in the civil service andthe Hospital Authority revealed no systemic problem of pay inequity on the basis of gender.
The authors consider that the decision reflects the systemic problem of non-implementation of the Constitutional Court's decisions and is a further sign of indifference on the part of the BiH authorities.
While this solution is a step in the right direction, it is not a lasting one anddoes not resolve the systemic problem as shown with the previous amnesty implemented in Kazakhstan.
That systemic problem, which was at the heart of the crisis in peacekeeping, could only be corrected by reforming the Security Council itself and transforming it into a more representative organ.
The State Enforcement Service did not have enough healthy competitionfor a long time, and non-execution of judgments became such a systemic problem that it aroused a sharp reaction even at the European Court of Human Rights.
Apart from posing a systemic problem of managing multiple commitments, it opens up the possibility of using bilateral and regional negotiations to obtain liberalization commitments that might make the negotiations in the WTO context meaningless.
There is equally a growing awareness that violence at work is not merely an individual problem but a structural, systemic problem rooted in wider social, economic, organizational and cultural factors.
The systemic problem of peacekeeping financing must be resolved, and his delegation hoped that the negative effects of persistent failure to pay would be taken seriously by those States which had the capacity to pay but had delayed doing so.
In virtually all cases, not all information and data that are needed(as described above) is available;uncertainty is a systemic problem for both water resources management and long-term climate adaptation more generally.
Pakistan believed that the systemic problem of peacekeeping financing must be resolved permanently, and hoped that the negative effects of persistent failure to pay would be taken seriously by those States which had the capacity to pay but had delayed doing so.