Examples of using Structural causes in English and their translations into German
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Structural causes.
Rigid labour markets anddeficiencies in the education systems are major structural causes of this problem.
Most structural causes that led to conflict are still unsolved.
The fact that improved economic conditions havenot as yet weakened the populists points to structural causes.
Structural causes of the labour markets and the incidence of the economic crisis(The case of Spain and the Community of Madrid)”.
If these extraordinary events coincide with a serious recession,which in addition has some structural causes.
However structural causes such as various types of inequality are still the main barriers to sustainably fighting hunger.
Even the smallest vascular abnormalities, tumours or structural causes of epilepsy or strokes can be displayed in exceptional detail.
It's a resource that enables you to operate smartly in commercial terms, fundamentally resolving the structural causes of recurring problems.
But little attention was paid to poverty's structural causes, such as inequality of assets and opportunities, or the unequal distributional consequences of growth.
The EU wants to use these guidelines to react to violations of LGBTI persons' human rights in third countries andto have an impact on the structural causes of such violations.
Many structural causes play a role in this: the EU's stronger, enhanced role as an economic superpower, the end of the Cold War and, related to this, a shift in the role for the United States in Europe.
A recent study by a team of Fed economists concluded that nearly all of the current decline in the labor-force participation rate reflects the aging of the population andother structural causes.
I welcome the adoption of this report,as it indicates that the EU is going to address the structural causes of problems resulting from migration flows through its foreign cooperation policy, without preconceptions of any kind.
In the context of present environmental crises, the call to'put a price on pollution and destruction of nature' such as greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction distracts from the core challenge,which is to address the structural causes of the problems.
The fight against poverty and food insecurity andthe prevention of the conflicts which often result from them must target the structural causes and must break away from economic, agricultural and trade policies which are now bankrupt.
Urge the institutions to examine the structural causes for under-employment, the informal sector and undeclared work, with a view to framing and implementing appropriate policies to press ahead with solutions to these problems;
The main reason for the 1996 action plan's failure to reach its target is primarily that itwas founded on a neoliberal policy which entrenches the structural causes of hunger and malnutrition rather than doing away with them.
I appeal to the Commission to prepare a programme which will remove the structural causes of poverty and not just its effects, and also for monitoring aimed at establishing how much of the aid reaches the poor, and how much is retained by intermediaries.
Emphasizing the need to address the crisis, bearing in mind the importance of the transition from relief to development,and acknowledging the underlying structural causes of recurrent drought in Ethiopia.
Thought must be given to many different factors, and these include structural causes in the developing countries, such as access to land and water, just as much as the need to increase logistical capacities and the existence of suitable infrastructures.
The Council stresses the important role of governments in creating a favourableframework for this sustainable economic growth, in order to overcome structural causes of poverty and by preventing, as far as possible, negative effects of growth.
It impels us to change our way of life, it reminds us of the urgent need to eliminate the structural causes of global economic dysfunction and to correct models of growth that seem incapable of guaranteeing respect for the environment and for integral human development, both now and in the future.
In this context they are expected to reaffirm the relevance of the Barcelona Process and the joint commitment to reinforcingit to step up the fight against terrorism and to address structural causes for extremism.
If this is to be achieved,the European Union's policy of prevention must tackle the structural causes, that is to say poverty, the unequal distribution of wealth, social injustice, the oppression of minorities and the disorganisation of the state.
The most important policy risk surrounding this favourable outlook is that the improved economic prospects might lead to a lapse in thedetermination of policy makers to attack the macroeconomic and structural causes of the present high levels of unemployment.
Firstly, they must tackle the structural causes of the IT skills shortage- by promoting proactive education policies and life-long learning, supporting real or virtual IT training and re-training centres and speeding up the removal of barriers which prevent specialists moving and working across the European Union.
To be honest, Commissioner, your latest statement did not surprise me,and I think we ought to distinguish between the structural causes underlying this crisis and the circumstantial causes which have aggravated it.
And we addressed not only those very technical issues discussed in climate negotiations, such as a shared vision, the Kyoto Protocol, finance, and technology, but also new concepts such as climate justice,indigenous rights, structural causes, and the idea of a Tribunal on Climate Justice.
First of all, we acknowledge that the Commission makes a valuable and important distinction between the different types of disaster-from pure natural disasters which may nevertheless have structural causes or be endemic in nature to limited natural disasters: floods, earthquakes, etc., and then manmade emergencies involving violent conflicts.