Examples of using Further marginalization in English and their translations into Chinese
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That will lead to a further marginalization of the small and the weak.
World economy on an equitable basis and to avoid the risk of further marginalization.
We must avoid further marginalization of the vulnerable States among us.
The financial crisis and efforts to address it should not lead to Africa's further marginalization.
The further marginalization of the poorest countries of the world must be prevented.
Managed badly, it could lead to their further marginalization and impoverishment.
They stressed that the allocation of fiscal resources should be equitable oreven pro-poor to avoid further marginalization.
Such redlining of particular groups of customers may lead to further marginalization, leading to a self-fulfilling prophesy.
The end result could be a further marginalization of least developed countries and further accentuation of inequality in the world.
There was an urgent call by participants for action to avoid further marginalization of small island developing States.
Technical assistance must be extended on a preferential basis to these countries to enable them to prevent andreverse further marginalization.
Those have brought about extreme poverty, further marginalization, increasingly brutal forms of criminality and destruction of the environment.
She warned that discriminatory and stigmatizing measures affected the rights of entire communities andmight lead to further marginalization.
In order to prevent the further marginalization of the poorest countries, it was important to improve the existing criteria for least developed country status.
The growing reduction in much-needed aid andtechnical assistance to the developing world threatens the further marginalization of our poor countries.
In order to prevent further marginalization and the exacerbation of the digital divide, it is vital to ensure developing countries effective and affordable access to information and knowledge.
In addition, the education gap between industrialized and developing countries is increasing,thereby threatening further marginalization of the latter.
At the same time,information and communication technologies may bring about further marginalization of developing countries, causing the so-called digital divide, which we cannot overlook.
In Africa, the international community must lend its full support to extricate the continent from the malaise of underdevelopment andto prevent its further marginalization.
Poor countries will therefore not be able to benefit from the positive aspects of globalization,which will then lead to further marginalization of developing countries, and in particular the least developed countries.
Particular attention is being paid to rural and poor urban populations, especially in the context of the trend towards privatization of water services,in order to prevent their further marginalization.
Reversing the further marginalization of the least developed countries and achieving their integration in the world economy are essential for their growth and development and pose a major challenge to the international community.
In 1998, Africa's growth rate would be only 3.7 per cent, although the United Nations had set a target of 6 per cent in order toavoid further marginalization of that continent.
Demonstration of strong political will in placing collective interest before national interest,to prevent further marginalization and erosion of the General Assembly vis-à-vis the Security Council, should receive special focus.
However, the apparently growing trend towards a higher concentration of income andwealth may yet signal increasing global inequalities and the further marginalization of the poor.
Unequal access to know-how, information networks and opportunities to contribute to these networks, will, in the longer term,lead to a further marginalization of poor countries and poor social groups.
She reiterated the experts' call for an appropriate follow-up mechanism to ensure that developing countries could benefit from technological change affecting transport andavoid further marginalization.
The advantages of the Treaty consist in its ability substantively to restrain the capability of NWS in developing new types of nuclear arms,which in turn would lead to the further marginalization of their role.
While a few developing countries had managed to take advantage of the opportunities provided by globalization, many others, especially the least developed countries,had suffered economic hardship and further marginalization.
She stated that the high costs of transit transport seriously undermined the external trade competitiveness of the 29 landlocked developing countries,of which 17 were also least developed and risked further marginalization.
