Examples of using Basic social needs in English and their translations into Russian
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Basic social needs of migrants in detention incorporate communication and arranging of leisure time.
There was total stagnation of development programmes, andthe Government was unable to meet the basic social needs of the people.
Through services that meet the basic social needs of all people, Governments can, in a very practical way, promote a minimum level of social equality.
Commission on Human Rights- 1998 or1999: input to Commission for Social Development on basic social needs as human rights 1999.
Participants noted that water was essential to meet basic social needs, to promote agricultural and industrial production and to support critical natural ecosystems.
To achieve this objective, however, it is imperative to promote sustained economic development andgradually meet people's basic social needs.
As a result, a regressive model was created,proving the influence of impossibility to content basic social needs on social identity structure(R2 0,195; p 0,005) and the feeling of control over reality R2 0,251; p 0,001.
The primary targets of this process have been the rationalization of energy resource use andthe promotion of energy efficiency, while meeting basic social needs.
The Commission for Social Development has, in the past, taken an all-encompassing approach to basic social needs in its examination of the world social situation.
Underdeveloped countries and nations where there is great social-economic inequality are often defined as such because of their standards with regard to basic social needs.
The revision of policy,including the greater priority being accorded to meeting the basic social needs of the poorer sections of the population.
They have also concerned themselves with poverty and hunger, the role of women in development, and the importance of full employment,social integration and meeting basic social needs.
It goes without saying that the resources mobilized in that way must be channelled into satisfying the basic social needs of the people, especially the most vulnerable groups, without ethnic, religious or gender discrimination.
Thus, IMF/World Bank debt sustainability assessments ignore the primary human rights obligation of States to provide for the basic social needs of their people.
The impact of the international financial crisis on public investment to support basic social needs such as education, health care, access to drinking water and electricity has constrained our endeavours to improve human development.
However- and it was a point that could not be overemphasized- priority must be given to satisfying the most basic social needs, regardless of circumstances.
The goals of the national poverty alleviation programme submitted by the delegation- in particular,those of meeting the basic social needs and promoting employment and revenue-generating activities- the reinforcement of the rule of law and the national strategy for the promotion of human rights are all directed towards accelerating social progress and the emancipation of the most underprivileged strata of society.
Investments and expenditure that target social infrastructure can create additional employment as well as improve access to the basic social needs of rural communities.
Adopt concrete measures to avoid discrimination and protect the rights of the Batwa community and other minorities,as well as request technical assistance from the United Nations to identify their basic social needs(Spain);
The Council might consider proposing that the Commission on Human Rights provide the Commission for Social Development with an input on theimportance of promoting and protecting human rights as a means towards meeting basic social needs, paying particular attention to the work of the treaty bodies monitoring human rights instruments.
Secondly, the heavy impact of the vagaries of the climate on the national economy, the insufficient economic growth and the rise in population lead to perennial food insecurity anda failure to meet basic social needs.
Unfortunately, Guinea-Bissau had not yet managed to revitalize its economy and reform its public administration andsecurity sector in order to address the basic social needs of the population.
Developing countries had also obtained a positive result with the Ministerial Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and public health, andthis represented a first step towards ensuring that the multilateral trade agreements were not applied in a manner that neglected basic social needs.
He wishes also to acknowledge the contribution made by international non-governmental organizations,which continue to operate in the country, under increasingly difficult circumstances, towards providing basic social needs and building the capacity of the people of Myanmar.
Recommendation: The Economic and Social Council might consider inviting the Commission on Population and Development, drawing upon its work on access to reproductive health care, as part of its review of health, within the framework ofits multi-year work programme, to provide an input to the Commission for Social Development for its 1999 review of"meeting basic social needs.
Deeply concerned at the continuing decline in official development assistance, which is a significant external source of financing for development and an important support to the efforts of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries,for eradicating poverty and tackling basic social needs, especially where private capital flows may either be inadequate or unavailable.
Recommendation no 69: Adopt concrete measures to avoid discrimination and protect the rights of the peoples of the Batwa community andother minorities as well as request technical assistance from the United Nations to identify their basic social needs Spain.
Continued attention should be given to identifying ways and means of improving the situation and to addressing the causes of indebtedness in African countries so thatthey can devote more of their resources to basic social needs, including health care and education.
It should, further, reaffirm the urgency of the need to ensure an appropriate level of funding of international organizations andmultinational financial institutions to enable them to support effectively the goals of poverty eradication and meeting the basic social needs of all.
Deeply concerned at the overall declining trend in official development assistance, which is a significant external resource for financing development and an important source of support to the efforts of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries,to create an enabling environment for eradicating poverty and tackling basic social needs, especially where private capital flows may be either inadequate or unavailable.