Примеры использования Unjust international на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The effects of the existing unjust international.
The effects of the existing unjust international economic order on the economies of the developing countries.
It added that Eritrea is a small developing country victimized by the unjust international economic order.
The adopted text reflected the unjust international system imposed by the developed countries.
Cuba noted the challenges faced by Timor-Leste deriving mainly from the unjust international economic order.
The current irrational and unjust international economic order was a major obstacle to the realization of the right to development.
It follows from this that mutually beneficial economic cooperation is not possible as long as an unjust international economic system exists.
This situation is legitimized by an unjust international order that favours the most powerful.
Thus, it is imperative that the Movement continues to be in the front-line in the struggle to change andtransform the present unjust international order.
Antigua and Barbuda had suffered from an unjust international economic order, world crises and other challenges faced by humanity.
Cuba maintained its firm commitment to multilateralism in spite of the obstacles it faced as a developing country in an unjust international economic order.
The effects of the existing unjust international economic order on the economies of the developing countries, and the obstacle that.
Cuba stated that Suriname had made great efforts to minimize the negative impact on human rights of the economic crisis and the unjust international economic order.
Resistance to unjust international regimes was bound to grow, and any treaty that impinged adversely on the livelihood of ordinary people could not long endure.
Only in that way can we prevent the Organization from reflecting the unjust international order based on a concert of powerful nations running world affairs.
The effects of the existing unjust international economic order on the economies of the developing countries, and the obstacle that this represents for the implementation of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Ms. Dieguez La O(Cuba) said that the Government of Cuba reiterated its commitment to promoting the ruleof law in the true sense, which would make it possible to transform the current unjust international order.
Africa-- along with the rest of the third world, because of the unjust international order that we suffer under-- continues to finance the opulence of the rich countries.
Ms. Dieguez La O(Cuba) said that her Government reiterated its commitment to promoting the rule of law in the true sense,which would enable the current unjust international order to be transformed.
Mr. Jiménez(Nicaragua) said that the prevailing, unjust international economic order impeded developing countries in their efforts to develop sustainable agriculture and achieve food security.
As was said yesterday at the high-level event on the Millennium Development Goals, the unjust international order in which we live must change if it is to be credible, legitimate and effective.
An unjust international migration order has been created to serve the richest and most powerful countries, which receive skilled labour, steal the best brains and talent, and in return want our countries to become their border guards, to stop irregular migration.
The people of Africa are already suffering from poverty induced by the legacy of colonialism, unjust international economic relations, corruption, bad governance, environmental degradation and other natural calamities.
Ms. Espín(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish):As a result of the prevailing unjust international economic order and the exclusionary nature of neo-liberal globalization, more than two thirds of humankind live in abject poverty and are deprived of their most fundamental rights, including the right to life.
Time and again, we see all sorts of solutions for our countries being promoted, while at the same time those responsible for the current unjust international economic order-- and who are its main beneficiaries-- avoid at all costs talking about their own commitments.
Ms. Loza(Nicaragua) said that, in the current unjust international order based on a model developed and sustained by the slave trade, the exploitative capitalistic model had allowed the speculative activity of a minority to take the entire economy to the brink of global collapse.
Ms. Pérez Álvarez(Cuba)said that none of the commitments undertaken at the World Summit for Social Development had been fulfilled, because of an unjust international order under which rich countries grew richer and inequalities between the North and South continued to grow.
If such a legal norm existed,we believe that the current, unjust international order, plagued by double standards, would guarantee neither credibility nor justice for all States on an equal basis.
Cuba noted that Kenya had achieved socio-economic development since independence despite the unjust international economic order, the impact of the international crisis and increasing planetary challenges for humankind.
Mr. Song Se Il(Democratic People's Republic of Korea)said that under the current unjust international economic order the right of the developing countries to development was largely being ignored and their opinions were not being honoured in the course of decision-making.