Примеры использования Weaker countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The weaker countries were now faced with greater challenges than ever before.
The United Nations indeed is an Organization of powerful countries and weaker countries.
Moreover, he noted that weaker countries might be unable to influence a balance between the rights and obligations provided for in such agreements.
The United Nations particularly must be the spokesperson for the least developed,smaller and weaker countries.
Development partners need to support weaker countries through international financial and technical assistance to build both public and private trade capacities.
This enlarged bureaucracy, added to the expenses of military peacekeeping, increases the financial burden of the weaker countries.
By using military forces against Ukraine,Russia is making a bold statement: smaller, weaker countries do not have the right to determine their future.
It is true, and we strongly emphasize this, that the weaker countries must not always put forward their weakness as a pretext to demand or to call for protection or assistance from the international community.
Enforcement will be instituted not through an independent judiciary butvia trade retaliation, rendering weaker countries more vulnerable.
Anti-personnel landmines are dealt with in an incomplete manner in the Ottawa Convention and thus some weaker countries believe they have been deprived of a accessible resource which they could use for the defence of their borders.
He called on all stakeholders to engage in a concerted process of translating the ethical imperative of greater solidarity with the weaker countries into tangible benefits.
In that context, poorer and weaker countries needed investments focusing on those economic sectors that were best suited to generating jobs- an issue of particular importance for least developed countries LDCs.
Industrial capacity-building, in particular for raw material processing, was needed to help the weaker countries become more competitive.
UNCTAD's efforts to help weaker countries participate fully in the global economy would be founded on good faith and on an ethical commitment to making the multilateral trading system more development-oriented.
This is just one further reason for our insistenceon respect by everybody, and not just by the smaller and the weaker countries, for principle in international relations, democracy and universal values.
The need to extend the reach of policy dialogue to cover the major social issues andchallenges facing the region, and particularly the weaker countries in transition, was also given high prominence.
As many other speakers have stated,only a small number of developing countries attract the great majority of private capital flows, and the weaker countries are marginalized despite their major efforts to organize and adjust their macroeconomic policies so as to become part of the world economy.
We therefore deplore the vindictive approach, which is often characterized by self-righteous finger-pointing, double standards andthe imposition of unilateral sanctions, to coerce smaller and weaker countries to bow to the wishes of militarily stronger States.
Excluding Member States on the basis of late payments to the peace-keeping budget might really halt the work of the Committee,as it would affect the smaller and weaker countries, as well as some of those which bore the heaviest burden of responsibility for maintaining peace and security in the world.
These organizations are so powerful today that they have enormous influence on the policy and programmes of national Governments,particularly in the poorer, weaker countries that are heavily indebted to the international financial system.
A concomitant development is the increasingly divergent interests between the developing countries andthe least developed countries including smaller and weaker countries, most of which are commodity- and preference-dependent that have differing perspectives on the trade agenda owing to their dependence on unilateral preferences.
Deeper regional trade agreements(RTAs), partly driven by the requirements of regional value chains,were a major challenge for developing countries, as weaker countries were sidelined, and policy space constrained.
In multilateral aid mechanisms, the views and concerns of the recipient countries, especially the poorer or weaker countries, should be fully taken into account and respected.
This objective can be promoted through policies and actions designed to strengthen supply capabilities, and capacities for trade efficiency, to improve market access,and to help the weaker countries overcome transitional difficulties and constraints arising from commodity dependence.
The issue of anti-personnel mines was treated in a truncated manner through the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on Their Destruction,which regrettably imposed a complete embargo on weaker countries and prevented them from acquiring simple defensive weapons to protect their borders.
Nevertheless, the strongest obstacle to the expansion of GATS treatment of aviation services and to other forms of multilateralization of air transport policy seems to be the reluctance of most States to relinquish the bargaining power they enjoy under the existing bilateral system andthe opportunity it gives weaker countries to conclude bilateral agreements which compensate to some extent for the imbalance between countries whose national air transport industries are at different levels of development.
Robbing weak countries, but in a new way.
These unique problems increased the risk of globalization for the weakest countries.
For small and weak countries, sovereignty is their last defence against foreign bullying.
But from where they undertook,these tin tell-tales in the corrupted weak country?