Примеры использования Unique problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yet mountain areas have unique problems that must be solved.
These unique problems increased the risk of globalization for the weakest countries.
Additional principles need to be considered to address these unique problems.
Landlocked developing countries faced the unique problems of geographical remoteness and costly development.
In this context, small economies, like Mauritius,face particular and unique problems.
Field offices were well placed to understand the unique problems and challenges of the regions and States where they where based.
International thematic years were sought when a particular community faced unique problems.
However, doubts were expressed as to whether the unique problems relating to specific unilateral acts deserved further consideration by the Commission.
Most of the Territories were located in the Pacific and Caribbean regions, and their small size, remoteness andsmall populations presented unique problems and challenges.
Tokelau and New Zealand were slowly finding unique solutions to Tokelau's unique problems but it appeared that there might be incentives to work faster.
SSEs face unique problems which affect their growth and profitability and hence diminish their ability to contribute effectively to sustainable development.
The design is intended to fuel open innovation in software,enabling unique problems to be solved flexibly and optimally.
Every original manuscript poses its own unique problems which are solved one by one in order to produce a faithful copy that never compromises the quality of the original in any way.
In many cases, due to a lack of previous formal education, immigrants from Ethiopia face unique problems in their absorption in the education system.
It is generally recognized that SSEs face unique problems which affect their growth and profitability and hence diminish their ability to contribute effectively to sustainable development.
It is envisaged that this amendment will confer upon the Tribunal the flexibility to regulate the criminal proceedings in individual cases, in the light of their own unique problems and obstacles.
For each country, the lock and key border situation has posed unique problems for international relations, especially in trade and control of regions surrounding the Senegal-Gambia border.
This Group will consider initiatives designed to reduce barriers to mutual market access,taking into account the unique problems Russia faces as an economy in transition.
Africa therefore had unique problems which needed special treatment, and projects and programmes that addressed these problems in the context of ECDC should be given priority.
He said that the occupied Palestinian territory continued to face unique problems over and above those usually faced by LDCs because of the occupation.
Criticisms expressed within academic circles generally conclude that international law has failed to establish an adequate framework within which to tackle the very unique problems of refugee women.
Nevertheless this mood of disappointment underlines the point that the Tribunal faces unique problems as an international criminal court, albeit one of an ad hoc nature.
Seminars such as this one organized by the Special Committee offer the more than 2 million people who live in the Non-Self-Governing Territories a chance to make their views known on the unique problems they face.
From the very first days of our independent existence, Turkmenistan found itself faced with a whole series of difficult and unique problems, which were determined by the special characteristics of its attaining statehood.
You will have unique problems along the way, unique prayers,unique questions and therefore you have been given your own counselors to help you deal with the travails of this life and the mysteries of the next.
My country, as a small island State, regards this Conference as a very important step in addressing andfinding practical solutions to the unique problems facing us in our developmental efforts.
The majority of the Non-Self-Governing Territories were small islands that confronted unique problems arising from their small size and populations, their limited natural resources and their vulnerability to natural disasters.
As an arm of the United Nations, the Special Committee organizes seminars, such as this one,to give the more than two million people who live in these Territories the chance to make their views known on the unique problems they face.
Countries entered the process of globalization and liberalization from different starting points,and this led to unique problems in terms of market access, capital and technology flows, and institutional transformation.
The group's mission is to address unique problems of the insular areas- such as their remote locations and dependence on air travel- in order to promote economic development, health, education, and other basic needs of the population of those areas.