Примеры использования Uneven distribution of wealth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii Income poverty and uneven distribution of wealth;
This uneven distribution of wealth and opportunities has in recent years led to rapid urbanization.
This barrier represents a class segregation and the uneven distribution of wealth.
It reflects the uneven distribution of wealth that continues to fail the developing countries, generating instability across the world.
Social injustice, the plight of the Third World, the uneven distribution of wealth.
It is clear that our great diversity is characterized by uneven distribution of wealth, at both the regional and the international levels and between countries and regions alike.
In general, the most significant contemporary manifestation of racism lies in the economic relationships and uneven distribution of wealth.
The uneven distribution of wealth was also of great concern; over a quarter of the population lived below the poverty threshold and many did not have decent housing.
At the same time, Haiti faces significant development challenges, including stark disparities between urban andrural areas and uneven distribution of wealth.
The uneven distribution of wealth in the Territory was of great concern, as over a quarter of the population lived below the poverty line and many did not have decent housing.
The inextricable link between poverty and racism in some countries should be fully taken into account in devising ways to address inequality,including the uneven distribution of wealth.
CESCR was also deeply concerned about the uneven distribution of wealth and land and the high level of social exclusion, in particular among indigenous and rural populations.
In addition, we consider that achieving the MDGs in a sustainable manneris inextricably linked to overcoming regional disparities in economic and social development, including uneven distribution of wealth across regions and among social groups.
In a world marked by an uneven distribution of wealth and opportunities, a lack of security, exclusion and armed conflicts, the plight of children must be given paramount attention and prominence.
It recommended(a) the acceleration of poverty alleviation programmes with a view to addressing the uneven distribution of wealth, access to health and the high level of social exclusion of indigenous and Afro-Colombian groups.
In the transition countries, the context of those choices has been economic decline followed by sluggish ormore rapid economic recovery, while in other countries the context has been one of an uneven distribution of wealth and other major social constraints.
Nevertheless, economic inequality is also the result of an uneven distribution of wealth and varying access to education and basic services, which in turn are frequently determined by social, racial and gender factors.
The key lessons he had learnt during his career had been that economic development was impossible without strong institutions, and that more and improved markets butalso State institutions were necessary to cope with the great challenges of poverty, the uneven distribution of wealth, unemployment and exclusion.
These economic trends were complicated by an uneven distribution of wealth that impeded inclusive economic growth, the reduction of poverty, and social and environmental sustainability.
South Africa recommended the acceleration of the poverty alleviation programmes with a view to addressing the uneven distribution of wealth, access to health and the high levelof social exclusion of indigenous peoples and people of African descent.
Bangladesh described poverty and uneven distribution of wealth as one of the most pressing problems of Panama, and noted that a number of policy plans had been undertaken to address them, including the 2009-2015 Food and Nutrition Security Plan and the"Opportunity network" conditional cash transfer.
There are structural factors responsible for the creation of poverty, such as uneven distribution of wealth and the structural crisis in the country's economy, but domestic and external cyclical conditions also increased and aggravated its magnitude.
Equally relevant is the question of reducing the uneven distribution of wealth, the systematic exclusion of community groups and the low level of literacy which, compounded by unemployment, especially among the youth, create a breeding ground for intolerance and extremism.
Accelerate the poverty alleviation programmes with a view to addressing the uneven distribution of wealth, access to health and the high level of social exclusion of indigenous peoples and People of African Descent South Africa.
The Committee continues to be deeply concerned that the uneven distribution of wealth and land and the high level of social exclusion, in particular among indigenous and rural populations, hinder the full enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
Accelerate the poverty alleviation programmes with a view to addressing the uneven distribution of wealth, access to health and the high level of social exclusion of indigenous peoples and Afro-Colombian groups(South Africa);
Recognize that the conditions in which people live and their lifestyles influence their health andquality of life and that poverty, uneven distribution of wealth, lack of education, rapid urbanization, population ageing and the economic social, gender, political, behavioural and environmental determinants of health are among the contributing factors to the rising incidence and prevalence of non-communicable diseases;
So although there was no racial discrimination in national legislation, the stark reality of lifewas one of glaring inequalities, where the distribution of wealth was extremely uneven and closely linked to the colour of people's skin.
This refers mainly to the concentration of wealth among a few and the disparity in the situation of women in urban and rural areas(poverty, literacy, health, social support systems) as a result of uneven distribution of resources and opportunities and the devolution of functions without corresponding resources from central government to local governments.
The reality was that the world was fraught with stark inequalities due to the uneven distribution and utilization of wealth.