Примеры использования Unemployment continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unemployment continued to pose major challenges, in particular in Gaza.
Over the remainder of 1991, the economy showed no signs of recovery from the recession, and unemployment continued to rise.
Addressing unemployment continued to be one of the main priorities of the Government.
In the countries in transition,production had declined by 17 per cent, unemployment continued to grow, and social problems and ethnic conflicts had intensified.
Unemployment continued to rise, and different sources put the figure as high as 42 per cent.
That point was demonstrated by the fact that the recent modest recovery in market values was being celebrated as the end of the problems although unemployment continued to rise.
As a result, open unemployment continued to descend despite an increase in the labour supply.
Steps were being taken to boost business, reduce government expenditures and strengthen the role of science and new technologies in the economy. However, a substantial foreign debt,a significant balance of payment deficit and high unemployment continued to hamper economic growth and stability.
Unemployment continued: approximately one in three workers in the world was either unemployed or living below the poverty line.
Industrial growth in the last quarter was the fastest in the last 20 years, and unemployment continued to decline, which gives reasons to expect further growth of the national currency with the objectives of 1.72 and 1.73.
High unemployment continued to be the pressing issue in the Arab region, including in the GCC countries, which need to create job opportunities for their nationals.
Social hazards- a fall in real income; certain groups were becoming impoverished(although unemployment continued to fall throughout this period, up to August 1998) and other groups were becoming wealthier; low investments in education and culture; pathologies;
High unemployment, continued deleveraging by firms and households,continued banking fragility, heightened sovereign risks, fiscal tightening and slower growth are still feeding on one another in early 2013.
August's composite purchasing managers' index(52,0),showed some resilience in European industrial output against a backdrop of rising global growth concerns, unemployment continued to drop across the region(to 10,9% in July- the lowest level since February 2012), while retail sales rose 0,4% month on month in July, supported by further falls in oil prices.
On the negative side, long-term unemployment continued to represent a persistently high share even if the number of the long-term unemployed in absolute terms and their share in the total number of unemployed persons posted a year-on-year decrease.
At the beginning of the period under review, unemployment continued to rise and reached nearly 20 per cent of the labour force in March 2001 with a jobless total of some 750,000.
CESCR expressed concern that unemployment continued to disproportionately affect young persons and recommended that New Zealand include in its strategy for boosting skills and employment targeted measures to address the obstacles impeding young persons' access to employment.
Although some progress had been made,poverty and unemployment continued to affect many regions of the world, in some cases fuelling violence and extremism which threatened international peace and security.
Unemployment continues to be highest in urban areas.
If on Friday the NFP report shows that unemployment continues to decline and wage growth accelerates, then the market will begin to play the scenario of the march rate hike.
Widespread poverty is gaining ground, unemployment continues to rise and the revenues of the Palestinian Authority are far below its expenditures.
Structural unemployment continues to be an issue and there's a continuous need for talent in sectors relying on skilled labour.
Thus, unemployment continues to grow in Poland, albeit more slowly since the return of output growth.
As a result,the employment generation capacity of the national economy has regressed and structural unemployment continues to be a fundamental problem.
The real estate market is running counterto the labour market, where unemployment continues to move down according to statistics on applications for benefits.
The futures market plays a 95.8% chance of a rate hike in June, as the payrolls report showed that unemployment continues to decline and reached 4.3% in May.
Unemployment continues to be a problem chiefly for young people, people with minimal qualifications, women with small children and the disabled.
Notably, unemployment continues to rise particularly in the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States CIS.
High unemployment continues to affect many workers in developed countries experiencing jobless growth.
Unemployment continues to be a major cause of concern and, as anticipated to the Council in June, it is now clear that public deficits represent a clear challenge, especially in Europe.