Примеры использования To civil unrest на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, owing to civil unrest, farming is no longer as viable an option.
Other areas, particularly where UNMIL troops have yet to deploy, remain prone to civil unrest.
In the extreme, force majeure due to civil unrest and war may fall under this heading.
Owing to civil unrest after the first round, however, the electoral component was dismissed.
The state of emergency was established and extended in various districts, provinces and departments of Peru, due to civil unrest.
Owing to civil unrest in the area of West Kingston, the headquarters building was closed from 24 to 27 May 2010.
These are often referred to as Social Licence butcould include force majeure due to civil unrest and war.
Owing to civil unrest and recurrent food, water and health crises, the repatriation of refugees has not been possible in southern Somalia.
At the beginning of 2015, many Burmese living along the border made their way to these towns due to civil unrest in Myanmar Burma.
The higher number of training sessions was owing to civil unrest in certain countries and in anticipation of a high demand of staff going to the field.
Persistent poverty and youth unemployment in urban areas have created an environment that is vulnerable to civil unrest and, possibly, renewed gang activity.
KFOR will maintain a robust reserve force able to quickly respond to civil unrest in Mitrovica and at gates 1 and 31, where KFOR focuses its main security effort on supporting EULEX.
Poverty in turn is strongly associated with infectious diseases not typically associated with climate change, such as HIV/AIDS, andin many situations leads to civil unrest.
In Equateur province, the police andarmy are reported to have responded to civil unrest with armed reprisals against civilians that involve torture and mass rape.
They called on the parties to exercise restraint and urged them to avoid inflammatory rhetoric orprovocative actions that could lead to civil unrest.
Emergencies have a variety of origins, natural or man-made,ranging from environmental hazards to civil unrest and including technological and health-related hazards.
However, both Marie and Ferdinand were reluctant to leave the country in the hands of a five-year-old boy, even overseen by a regency, for fear that the lands gained during World War I would be reclaimed by neighbouring countries andthat political disturbances might lead to civil unrest.
Prices of many tropical timber products were affected by disruptions to trade due to civil unrest, CITES listings of substitute species, currency fluctuations, export bans and import regulations and restrictions.
Moreover, food price volatility worsened the food insecurity of vulnerable populations and, as had been seen during the 2008-2009 crisis,could contribute to civil unrest and political instability.
Prices of many tropical timber products were affected by disruptions to trade due to civil unrest, CITES listings of substitute species, currency fluctuations, export bans, and import regulations and restrictions.
Persistent poverty and youth unemployment in urban areas, aggravated by the destruction caused by the hurricanes and storms in 2008,have created an environment that is vulnerable to civil unrest and to renewed gang activity.
For the first time since the country'sdisputed 1998 general election, which had led to civil unrest and military intervention by the Southern African Development Community(SADC) forces, leaders of all political parties came together to reaffirm their commitment to a peaceful electoral process respectful of the will of the people.
After the commencement of the Allied military operations on 16 January 1991, some governments issued travel advisories warning their citizensto exercise care if travelling to Morocco, due to civil unrest. See travel advisories for Tunisia discussed in note 26.
Of the 196 countries and territories, 35(18 per cent) demonstrated no evidence of state of the environment reporting. Fifty(26 per cent) now publish reports at regular intervals, ranging from annual reports to one report every four or five years. Eleven countries and territories(6 per cent)that used to prepare reports regularly no longer do so for reasons ranging from political opposition to civil unrest.
The sunset clause has been extended for another two years for the additional 11 countries that are still at pre-decision point because of their unsatisfactory IMF programme implementation owing to civil unrest, cross-border conflict, governance challenges and substantial arrears problems.
Price gains were largely due to various restrictions on trade of African and substitute species, including the ban on logging of mahogany in Brazil, the inclusion of this species in Appendix II of CITES in late 2003 andthe disruptions of the iroko trade due to civil unrest in Côte d'Ivoire.
Although the Government drafted in 2003 legislative measures to incorporate into law the institutional and technical structures required by the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme(KPCS),it was unable to implement these measures owing to civil unrest and the takeover of the diamond fields by the Forces nouvelles.
In a statement handed to the mission, non-governmental organizations pointed out that many children and young people had been involved in the ethnic"east and west" conflict and in martial arts groups which had been fighting each other,contributing to civil unrest and causing the collapse of the social structure, especially in Dili.
Due to the civil unrest in Bangkok at the time, the meeting had to be cancelled.
The frustration of unemployed youth leads to conflicts, civil unrest and a rising crime rate.