Примеры использования Vicious circles на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vicious Circles.
It is worse when societies slip to chaos and confrontation,building vicious circles.
The strongest instruments to break such vicious circles of disadvantage lie at the start of life.
The Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative must be strengthened,as the debt crisis creates vicious circles for weak economies.
It was possible to turn vicious circles of poverty into virtuous ones of growth and prosperity.
Some of the poorest countries have been caught in vicious circles of debt management.
That locks families into vicious circles of poverty as children fall behind and, even if they return to school, face long-lasting learning gaps.
Unfortunately some of the social housing residents are caught in vicious circles of social problems and a high rate of unemployment, etc.
Those factors are interrelated and form vicious circles that impede the transition to the new model that is so urgently needed if we are to achieve economic recovery and reduce the structural inequality that has contributed to the crisis.
The above-mentioned characteristics of African women intermingle with other factors,creating vicious circles from which it is exceedingly difficult to escape.
Extreme weather events caused by climate change can create vicious circles by increasingly forcing persons living in extreme poverty to over-exploit natural resources as a coping mechanism to ensure survival.
In terms of the three components of stability discussed earlier there are dangers that failures in one ortwo of these may create vicious circles that will be difficult to break without coordinated assistance from outside.
Vicious circles of unsound policies, predatory politics, natural disasters, violent conflict and the neglect of the developed countries have isolated large parts of the continent from the mainstream of global development.
Poverty, inequality andeconomic crises can trigger crime in vicious circles that further exacerbate economic and social conditions.
The inequality that exists between the choices of public or private education, and within the public system itself, warn of the need to redouble efforts so that education can be an effective toolin overcoming inequality of opportunity and so that it contributes to breaking effectively the vicious circles of poverty among the less favoured sections of society.
It is hard to believe that there is now talk going around in vicious circles about the bases and principles of the settlement, which are already known to all of us.
There were new national accounts statistics, which affected the low per capita income adjustment; there was more reliable debt stock information; there was new urgency, since the scale must be in place before the end of the year; there was a new overall reform opportunity, that promised to benefit all Member States;there was a need to avoid vicious circles, that worked to the detriment of all; and there seemed to be a new realism in many of the statements.
The risk is of countries' being locked in vicious circles, as economic insecurity is ratcheted up through fragile food, health and employment conditions which slow recovery and increase exposure to the next hazard.
Mindful of the direct causal links between land degradation andpoverty, which generate vicious circles of land over-exploitation by increasingly deprived communities.
The result of all these forces working together is several intertwining vicious circles which collectively reinforce the transmission of inter-generational poverty. That is, low-income families often have large numbers of children which requires welfare assistance and begets second generation low-income families; the low status of women in society leads to low educational attainment for women who tend to have large numbers of children, which makes it difficult for them to rise above their low-income status.
While some countries entered a virtuous circle of reforms and economic progress,others remained trapped in vicious circles where stalemates on reforms and poor economic performance reinforced each other.
The World Bank report entitled"Poverty Reduction and Growth:Virtuous and Vicious Circles" suggested that poverty should be treated in an integrated and comprehensive manner, with attention to such issues as education, health and housing.
The accumulated problems that manifest themselves in informal settlements significantly shape the life opportunities of the residents andtend to reinforce the vicious circles of social inequality and deprivation.“Problem areas” become juxtaposed with“successful” neighbourhoods.
In summary, poverty reduction, food provision and environmental maintenance are integrally linked with demographic,economic and political change.“Vicious circles” of cumulatively worsening performance in each of the latter two dimensions may be exacerbated by rapid population growth.
There is thus a vicious circle of disease and malnutrition.
It's like a vicious circle, you know?
A vicious circle.
This vicious circle impairs the enjoyment of several human rights.
The Meeting noted the vicious circle of poverty and urban crime.
Thought and practice are locked in a truly vicious circle.