Примеры использования These negative impacts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To get rid of these negative impacts can be a renewal of the Qi.
He then identified actions that could help prevent or mitigate these negative impacts.
After these negative impacts washing the face with soap and water or using the lotion are insufficient facilities.
A Government and private sector joint effort has been initiated to try and mitigate these negative impacts. .
These negative impacts may currently be overshadowed by the negative effects of the civil war.
Managers and decision-makers in such development sectors need to be more aware of this andtake all possible measures to avoid these negative impacts.
Many of these negative impacts fall disproportionately on those social groups who are also least likely to own and drive cars.
Pedestrian zones tend to improve the local areas in terms of pollution, noise, liveability andsafety for pedestrians although sometimes these negative impacts are shunted to neighbouring areas.
These negative impacts were offset in part by a certain degree of recovery in tourism and in remittances sent from developed countries by emigrant workers.
By integrating disaster reduction into the broadercontext of sustainable development, mountain people can ensure that they reduce their own risk and vulnerabilities to these negative impacts.
These negative impacts left a long-lasting mark on development prospects, perpetuating the poverty trap generated by dependence on low-value commodity exports.
Given the proportionately high participation of youth and children, women, and indigenous people in the informal sector of waste management,the brunt of these negative impacts disproportionately falls upon these groups within society.
These negative impacts were more pronounced where an adequate regulatory framework was lacking, and Governments could not ensure a competitive business environment.
The National Programme on Climate Change National Programme on Climate Change(PNAC) PNAC has the objective of aims to control controlling and reduceing Greenhouse Gas(GHG) emissions, anticipating anticipate the impacts of climate change andmaking make proposals on adaptation measures to mitigate these negative impacts.
These negative impacts of climate change are already a reality and are likely to increase in the future, with cities of low and middle-income countries of the South particularly at risk.
Concerns over the degradation of the marine environment and marine ecosystem, especially in coastal areas as a result of pollution from land-based and other activities, andthe over-exploitation of living marine resources, has intensified the need for action to mitigate and control these negative impacts especially in environmentally sensitive sea areas, including areas of high biological importance and productivity.
These negative impacts are even more pronounced in the case of"brain-drain" of highly skilled individuals, especially when migration subtracts skills that are important for the process of economic development.
These negative impacts are not necessarily avoided or effectively mitigated simply because an international financial institution has a policy on indigenous peoples, especially where these policies lack effective safeguards for rights to traditional territories and free, prior and informed consent.
A large portion of these negative health impacts are due to road traffic injuries.
These events had negative impacts on overall implementation of the activities of the Peacebuilding Fund.
It also highlights the negative impacts of these programmes on human rights, both within and between countries.
It emphasizes that the negative impacts of these measures overlap and reinforce one another, exacerbating and perpetuating poverty.
Estimates suggest that these changes could generate negative impacts for agricultural exporting developing countries.
Most concerning to the Panel are the possible negative impacts of these unaddressed governance problems for physical security around the plantations.
We are concerned about the negative impacts of these risks on sustained economic growth and sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.
The negative impacts of these outcomes for adolescents are well known and are recognized as being most devastating for young women and girls.
A common safeguard system will need to apply a risk management approach designed both to identify these potential negative impacts and to screen for any critical opportunities that might be created;
These possible negative impacts of EPA are more likely to outweigh the potential benefits of greater access to the European Union market, particularly given the generally low European Union MFN tariff levels.
If negative impacts are recorded, these impacts should be analyzed with a view to providing recommendations.